BSOD error 0x00000124 cpu - memory tested ok


  1. apostolis22
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    BSOD error 0x00000124 cpu - memory tested ok


    I m reading your forums for long time without beeing a member.

    I formatted my pc 4 days ago. Ever since Im experiencing random BSODs.

    Please can somebody check my dump file?

    I attached 2 dump files

    Thank you very much!
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  3. panais
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    Hi apostolis22 welcome to SF :)

    You minidumps point to faulty hardware ,your intel cpu,maybe?

    Please post here cpu,gpu and motherboard temperatures when in idle.

    For the temperatures you can also use Speccy
    Snip the summary and upload it here.

    Tip: keep always clean everything inside the computer case,especially the fans.

    Then read carefully this tutorial,and run prime95

    Finish and post back with any results.
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  4. apostolis22
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    Thank you! I run intel burn in test for 1 hour without an error. So now im trying prime :)
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  6. panais
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    apostolis22 said:
    Thank you! I run intel burn in test for 1 hour without an error. So now im trying prime :)
    I updated my first above reply:)
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  7. apostolis22
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    It seems that Intel Burn In Test failed to diagnose my unstable pc even If run it 1 hour.. Prime95 did in 2 minutes .. I fixed my volts and now Im good
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  8. panais
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    apostolis22 said:
    It seems that Intel Burn In Test failed to diagnose my unstable pc even If run it 1 hour.. Prime95 did in 2 minutes .. I fixed my volts and now Im good
    Good news!

    That's was the idea!
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