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Are your graphics drivers up to date?
You say your main HDD runs Windows 8? Are you sure you don't mean 8.1? Windows 8 is end-of-support and should be upgraded to 8.1 as soon as possible (download it free from Windows Store) and then fully updated via Windows Update.
Your GPU is below the minimum specs, and has half the VRAM of the minimum cards specified by the developer.
The default drive that came with the pc has win8 64 and the seperate drive that I tried with has win8.1 64
The game ran perfectly before the recent patches without any problem and the VRAM usage of this game never exceded 700MB.
Where I am able to play more VRAM demanding games like the badly optimized assassins creed games.
I have alredy played a lot of hours in this game and never experienced problems, so this is a new thing and I want it to be sorted out.
Sonic Forces is a fully usermode game (even both the DRM and the .exe obfuscation is driver-free) and as such is not directly capable of crashing the Windows kernel. However, if it feeds a driver content that triggers a bug, it could cause the driver to crash and bring down the system.
Are you running an overclock?
Prebuilt PC's often have ♥♥♥♥♥ motherboards in them to make more moneyz.
The 8 core Vishera chips require adequate VRM cooling even if you have the lower clocked energy efficient FX-8300.
Open your pc and check for dust too and clean it out.
The mobo does get hot with 50-55C but I got an additional fan around there so temps are now within 40-50C
with this you should be able to backdate the game with the steam depot, be warned it is not an easy thing to do. You may have a hard time, I wish you the best of luck.
edit: you need to get the dev console open you may need to edit your steam shortcut on your desktop, add a -dev at the end of the file text string. Also you have to quit out of steam first before opening steam in dev mode.