Bsod
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Bsod
I just moved from one state to another, and brought my desktop along. Before I moved, it never gave me the BSOD. As of the move, it happens about once every hour to 2 hours. Occurs mostly either while gaming or while sitting idle. Throws the same codes every time.
BCCode: 124
BCP1: 0000000000000000
BCP2: FFFFFA800494A8F8
BCP3: 0000000000000000
BCP4: 0000000000000000
Attached the requested ZIP. Hope you can help; it's driving me crazy. Thanks!
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Is the new place hot, humid and dusty? If so, then the move may have a bearing on the issue.
In general, a stop 0x124 is a hardware related BSOD, but which part of the hardware is causing the issue is not displayed in the dumps, unfortunately.
I would suggest you to go through Stop 0x124 - what it means and what to try .... this article will give you a proper idea as to what the issue is, and will let you know what you need to do to fight with the issue.
Follow the guide. If any information or assistance is needed about it, give us a call.
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The new place is in New Hampshire. Definitely not humid or hot. Also, I went through that article. My hardware is in perfect condition.
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Let us know the results of the tests in detail?
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I found that my graphics card was overclocked so I first fixed that. The problem occurred again afterward.
I checked the temperature of the system in the BIOS; found everything 40 Celsius and lower.
I updated Windows a couple times, and ensured all my drivers were up to date.
Ran diagnostics for the RAM a couple times; found no faults.
I've cleaned the dust from inside my case, and unplugged and replugged everything.
What I have not done is remove/replace hardware.
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If you compare your post with the article, you will find that there are some more things those you havent done yet, like furmark test and prime95 test.
And, how you tested the RAM? I told you to be detail .... a stop 0x124 troubleshooting requires the actions from the user's part.
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Resolved
The culprit was my RAM! I removed the ram, cleaned the slots, put it back where it was and it continued to blue screen. So I moved the ram to another slot and it hasn't given me a problem since (Since the last time I commented on this post.) I would like to thank Arc for his support.
I've run MDSCHED to test my ram and it comes back without any problems. It hasn't happened since I've switched slots, so I'm led to believe the problem lies with the slot on the motherboard. If I bought another stick of RAM and inserted it in the previously problematic slot, would my computer BSOD again? Thanks 
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If you get any more BSOD, post back.
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