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Secondly a quick Google brought up lots of potential fixs that will likely make more sense to a linux user than to me, but I am sure someone will come along with actual good advice.
Good luck :)
As I've made the Linux joke others don't have to so you'll hopefully get the useful advice.
And secondly, are you only having problems with Source games? Or does the problem appear whenever you put the system under stress?
If the system is crashing under stress, it may be overheating or suffering an electrical problem. If it's only crashing in source games, it's more likely to be software driver related.
It was only happening in source games and if I had to wager a guess, I'd say the problem was in Intel's graphics drivers, and probably a piece that was in the kernel itself since I couldn't even get to a console to force the computer to reboot. Which is unusual on GNU/Linux.
The Windows version of kernel panic "BSoD" happens so often that people just figure on it being a fact of life, but when GNU/Linux can go years between crashes such as these, they're a far more jarring experience.