Windows 7: Random BSODs, unrecoverable error occured

Hello, everyone! My first post here. I seem to be having a very random problem, where my computer seems to be BSODing. It happened for the first time yesterday, and now it seems to be happening very frequently. It will tell me an unrecoverable error has occurred, and from what I know, it seems to be pointing to the hardware, but I have no idea what to do. I haven't overclocked, and don't know how to replicate the issue, but I've attached the dumps.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Welcome

Your problem is related to hardware.

For the bug check you are getting, go through this for an insight
Stop 0x124 - what it means and what to try

Let us know what you've done

I tried everything up to the vanillla reinstall of windows, and now the problem has escalated severely. I cannot even make it past the BIOS message; it just hangs. I've tried clearing my CMOS, and it will let me into the BIOS once, but sometimes, it will even freeze within the BIOS itself. Another problem I had while trying to boot one time was a different bluescreen that said MACHINE CHECK EXCEPTION.

linkthe2nd,

Physically disconnect everything from your computer except for:
keyboard,
mouse,
1 display device,
your disk containing your Win 7. Disconnect ALL other disks.


Can you now boot up your computer? Yes/no.

I actually tried this yesterday; I unplugged EVERYTHING, including the ram except for the 1 closest to the CPU, and it still wouldn't boot. I swapped the 1 ram stick with another, and still, nothing. Not being able to access the BIOS was quite gradual. At first, I got BSODs more frequently, then I wasn't able to boot into the OS, and now I can't access the BIOS menu either.

I also got a different BSOD when I tried to do a Windows startup repair after I failed to boot. It read something like Machine Check Exception or something, and I'm unable to get the minidump, as I can't even get into safe mode or anything.

Do you have another computer/laptop? Possible to run memtest?
Run memtest86+ on each stick for 8 passes preferably overnight.

• RAM - Test with Memtest86+

I only have a laptop that wouldn't be able to test the DDR 3 desktop RAM

Before I wasn't able to boot, however, I would be able to run Prime95 for a good 4-5 hours. The BSODS were entirely random.

You just need to follow option one there and connect the USB to your computer
Is your computer having its warranty?

That's the problem; even if I was to get memtest onto the USB, I can no longer make it past the BIOS splashscreen, so I can't access the boot menu. I put together the computer a little over a year ago, so I should have warranty left on most of the parts.

That's good.
Since its hardware, I think you should take it to the store you bought it from for a check up.

Let us know your decision