BSOD on Server 2008, possibly OC related


  1. ZippoLag
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    BSOD on Server 2008, possibly OC related


    Hello and thanks for reading, I was doing some OC on both the motherboard (fsb, cpu and ram) and vga, and about after a week I got a BSOD, it had been a while since the system was running fine, and I had never found this stop code before. For now I've gone back to the normal non-OC configuration of the hardware as a precaution, but I would really appreciate if anyone could clear my doubts.

    Facts:
    - SO: Windows Server Enterprise 2008 R2 SP1 (x64); Installed about a yer ago
    - Hardware has been working for about 4 years (K9N2 SLI Platinum, XFX GeForce 9500GT)
    - System has thrown other BSODs in the past, no cause found (althought the oldest ones may have been related to a keyboard driver (that has been ridden of long ago)
    - System was in a OC state when BSOD occured (normal and oc state CPU-Z links in the file)
    - OC'd state had been thoroughly tested (prime95, memtest, furmkark) and used for about a week without any problems before BSOD occured.
    - BSOD's code was 0x00000101
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Three different stop codes all related to hardware. (BCC 101, BCC124, BCC24) Two of three (101, 124) to cpu.

    Distinctly possible it is the over clock.
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  4. ZippoLag
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    Neat, thanks for the quick reply. I'll re-enable the OC on the VGA (but not the mobo) and see what happens.
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  6. zigzag3143
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    ZippoLag said:
    Neat, thanks for the quick reply. I'll re-enable the OC on the VGA (but not the mobo) and see what happens.
    Good luck and yell if you need help.
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