BSOD error 0x00000124

Thanks for the info, Ill have a look.
Back in the day I was quite the expert at clocking cpu's ect, now with all these multicore pc's ect I just left it to the experts.

Once your off the boat it's hard to get back on. I just looked at the manual for your MB and it seems to have the same layout as mine. So you should be able to compare to that guide is showed you.

I Had a look at the guide, seems very similar to the BIOS features that the ASUS P8P67 Pro has.
Its quite easy to do a good stable clock from there, but if you mess it up like I have.. Let's just leave it at that.

Any Idea why the BSOD's occurs?

Not sure. I am a bit lost. I would say up the Vcore just one setting but ... you know you don't want to risk that again. What you could do is in the bios is save the Bios profile. This save ALL of the Bios settings. Then if you want to go back you can just reload the setting. To get most mother boards including you MB in safe boot you turn on the computer and do the following:

Restart 1/2 sec, Restart 1/2 sec, Hold the power button in (right away) untill the computer turns off then turn the computer back on. It will say something about overclock failure and press F1 to continue. That is if you change something and it won't boot.

I'm go to sleep I work in the morning so... i will be back tomarrow so keep up the posts and I will have a look later.

Will Do.

Thanks for the help so far.
Im going to wait a bit to see if there are other solutions other than tuning up the Vcore

Ok, well drop the Vcore to where it was.... I am a bit stuck here.

Hi,

Ive been running it at 1.385V for a while now and even tough it has not completely solved the problem, it does seem that the BSOD's are less.
I think its safe to say that there has been some improvement!