BSOD While Idle? Error 0x00000124

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  1. plazmanemesis
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       New #11

    Thanks, I'll try disabling to see if that works!


    I've already ran memtest86+ for 8 consecutive passes with no errors.
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  3. Golden
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       New #12

    Reset all overclocks, then run this on the Very High setting:

    CPU - Stress Test Using IntelBurnTest
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  4. plazmanemesis
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       New #13

    Had no overclocks, so I went ahead and ran it.
    Ran on very high for 10 passes with zero errors. Temps were maxed at 78 C
    What now?
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  6. Golden
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       New #14

    plazmanemesis said:
    Raised CPU VCORE and VRING, as well as disabling C-states. Will see if this helps.
    Did you reset this?

    Have you had new BSOD's since then? If so, please upload new information.
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  7. plazmanemesis
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       New #15

    I did not reset those.
    Since then I have had one crash, with the same errors.
    Ater that crash. In another forum I had a suggestion to remove norton and install microsoft security essentials, and to remove all software from my motherboard manufacturer (gigabyte) which I did, then left my computer idle for around 11 hours with no crashes.
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