2010 macbook pro 13 logic board video memory

I captured the crash log from the most recent crash/restart. Is it possible that this could be anything other than the GPU/Logic Board? Could faulty RAM or the HD also do it? It's quite erratic but ultimately seems to crash when the GPU is being heavily used.

Windows 7 will not crash under any circumstances. If I use bootcamp and run Windows 7 it will attempt to crash, and give an error window about a kernel panic but it will not crash and instead the screen will go black for a second before returning to normal. Sometimes I will run Logic/Final Cut for hours without fault.

Sometimes using Finder to search through many large files will also do it. Using some intensive software is almost guaranteed to initiate a crash (regardless if external monitor is used) - including Powerpoint, Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro X. When not connected to an external monitor I could go for hours without it happening, but once it's hooked up to an External monitor via Mini-Display port it could crash a few times in a row followed by a long period of not crashing. I'm guessing this may be the same issue but I wanted to get some advice before doing a fix/replacing parts? I believe the 2011 Macbook Pro has a similar fault that Apple has put out a fix for that's to do with the Logic Board/GPU.

I have a problem with a 15' Macbook Pro from Mid 2010 where it will randomly crash to a black screen and will restart.

2010 macbook pro 13 logic board video memory