BSOD, new build, random crashes


  1. thunda789
    Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Pro x64
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    BSOD, new build, random crashes


    It crashed a couple times running benchmarks, then I updated drivers from the ones on the cd that came with the motherboard to the ones on the website. No more crashes for a day. Now it will just randomly crash and I can't say "every hour" or "every time i run *", I has happened under load, and when I come back to the computer after a while without it doing anything and I see the "windows has recovered..." I can't find any pattern.

    Windows 7 pro x64 with all updates installed
    i7 4770k
    Asus x87-plus
    Corsair vengance 8gb x2
    EVGA geforce 780 "classified"
    Corsair 750watt PSU
    LG Bluray burner
    Corsair SSD 120gb
    Seagate 2tb

    I've checked the CPU temp and haven't noticed it go over 45C after playing a a game, it usually sits at about 21 C at desktop.

    I very much appreciate your time in helping me track down this problem!
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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    Welcome
    Your problem is BC 124, meaning hardware. The most common hardware is Memory, followed by hard drive. Lets test memory
    Download memtest, test each stick for 8 passes. Then test all sticks for 8 passes.
    Then take a good stick and test each slot for 8 passes.
    http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/topic...ing-memtest86/
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