BSOD With 0x00000124

Update! I've been playing around with the clock speeds on my processors and now I have it running at 3.0GHz which is only 200Mhz lower that it's stock frequency, I also disabled turbo mode in the bios and crashes seem to have stopped for now.

Update! I did have 1 more crash but this one was different than the ones I was getting before, A little notification popped up on the right hand side of my start bar and said "Your display driver has stopped responding" 3-4 seconds after that I had a BSOD.

I already have the lastest ATI/AMD Display drivers, Should I do a roll back and use a older version?

Dave76 said:

Have you followed this good advise?

StalkeR said:

Hello there. You can find more infor for that error here: Stop 0x124 - what it means and what to try

Please confirm and note the steps you have taken.

Your idle temps are fine.

I have done all the steps from that page!
Downloaded all the lastest drivers.
Updated bios.
Tested Graphics with furmark.
Tested cpu with prime95.
Tested ram and HDDs with windows.

As said above I've replaced the graphics and ram and I'm still getting the problem.
Only thing that seems to help really is underclocking it but that's not a 100% fix!

Update: I've started getting the error "display drivers have stop responding" this happens before I blue screen 90% of the time now I had the 11.12 AMD drivers which were the lastest I've also gone back to 11.11, 11.10, 11.9, 11.8, 11.7, 11.6, 11.5. But I still get the error message that my display driver is not responding! I think this has something to do with what I'm experiencing! Please help this problem is still not solved!

If any body would like my to post more recent DMP files just ask!

Post your system specs too.

What power supply are you using? (Make and model specific.)

Here's what I get decoding the MCI status register:

1011 0110 0100 1010 1010 0000 0000 0000 . 0100 0001 0000 0000 0000 0001 0011 0101
_________________________________________________________MCA Error Code-----
______________________________________Machine Specific-----

From this, it appears to be a cache bus error. ??? Maybe caused by FSB timing. I would seriously be looking at the power supply. If possible, swap a known good unit. Or at least return the BIOS to all default voltage settings and monitor CPU voltages.

carwiz said:

Post your system specs too.

What power supply are you using? (Make and model specific.)

I've only recently upgraded my power supply from a 620W to a Corsair 750TX - 750W.
Had this PSU for little over a month, bought brand new.

I only uninstalled the drivers! I did not use driver sweeper. Do you think that using driver sweeper would make a difference or is it just more hassle? If you think it'll make a difference I'll uninstall all drivers and use driver sweeper in safe mode to delete the remnants before I reinstall.

Let me know guys!

Here are my lastest DMP files all from the same night.