Windows 7: BSOD during gaming and idle

Hello,

some info first:

My causin's computer is bsoding almost everyday, during gaming and doing basicly nothing in windows. I reinstalled his windows at my place, did OCCT and prim95 for a few hours, no BSOD. Also checked his RAM, no problems.

When his computer was back at home, after a day the problems came back, BSOD during battlefield 3 and surfing on the internet.. Als many different BSOD codes.

Because i didnt knwo what to do i tryed to put his MOBO with CPU in my case with my hardware (We have the same MOBO and CPU..). First day no problems and tonight i got the BSOD 0x124. While before with my own MOBO i never had any BSOD.. also for drives ect, its all updated or newest downloaded, for his and mine windows 7



So is his MOBO and or CPU broken?? i attached the dumpfile!!!

(during typing this i did a intel burn in test... succesfully ended!)

Caused by a general hardware complaint. There is also one file that might cause it called asacpi.sys


Asacpi.sys

The pre 2009 version of this driver is a known bsod cause.
Your .dmp file shows a stop error of 0x124 which is a general hardware error .
Some generic advice.

If you are overclocking STOP. Return to the default settings at least for now.
If you are running a RAID update its driver.


You can read more on this error and what to try here... Stop 0x124 - what it means and what to try

I will try to download the file, but how can it be, that with the same windows on my system, with myown MOBO i never had any bsod, and with the mobo of my causin i have??

Things change. I am sure you have added programs, changed settings, etc. That combines and sometimes the combination will cause your system to crash.

thats the problem havent changed anything nor installed anything, i just simply exchanged my mobo with his. nothing more nothing less. Thats why it is so strange that with my mobo i never had any problems,and with his 1 its a bsod.

We have the same p5q mainboard with a q9550 on it.

There are way too many differences even within a specific manufacturer and model line, like BIOS version, ROM versions, etc. Also I will bet the ram is different as well

without any change of sofware ect

My components on my mobo/cpu = no bsod's
My components on his mobo/cpu = bsod's

His components on his mobo/cpu = bsod's
His components on my mobo/cpu = no bsod

maby this explenation is clearer

He played no for 2 days with his hardware on my mobo, and never got any bsod, while with his own mobo, its bsod al day..

Still think their is something wrong with his mobo, besides the fact the test wont give any problems. also the mobo's are up to date by firmware.

I understand.

Are we reading the DMP file from his computer?

If so his computer has a hardware problem that yours obviously doesnt.

He needs to update asacpi.sys

In fact you probably already have it.

Its the dumpfile of my computer. I quikly searched for thedriver file but i couldnt find it :s

Well maby his mobo has something newer that mine hasnt. I will change the boards tomorrow back. I i know for sure that i wont have any bsod then, and my causin will. Will try to update the ddriver, keep you updated then

Updating the driver hasnt worked, also an complete update of windows hasnt worked