BSOD using Google Chrome HTML5 YouTube player bug check 0x00000124

Laith · 29 Jul 2015

Ohhhh, now i understand.

ICIT2LOL · 29 Jul 2015

Yep Laith when you have a spare minute or two have a look at that link I sent in my little ditty.

Oops must put it in Power Supply 101: A Reference Of Specifications - Power Supplies > section 2

Laith · 29 Jul 2015

Oh yea, will take a look at it now! :)

Nooblet · 01 Aug 2015

Hi guys, sorry for the long gap between responses. I have since had an issue with my internet connection that so far I believe is on the ISP end! Anyway, that is a different issue.

derekimo - I have removed all of that as requested, for the record that was purely for educational purposes but it is gone now anyway! I have attached my latest BSOD logs - I hope I did not miss anything, please let me know if I did. I am on the policy of this forums side in that debate :)

essenbe - I have removed my graphics card and still had the BSOD, ran many stress tests on it too (see earlier posts). At this point I am very positive the BSOD is not being caused by the graphics card. However, I completed your instructions as requested, I used a newer edition of the driver and the very first edition. Already had hardware acceleration disabled and had troubleshooted that too. Unfortunately all of this still results in this painful BSOD :/

I also removed the Corsair H60 CPU cooler and replaced it with the Intel stock cooler. Still BSOD and instant temp issues when prime95 is run. I have since reapplied thermal paste and reattached the H60. I have included a photo as was requested a while back of the amount of thermal compound applied. Think I have exhausted that avenue now

ICIT2LOL - I will complete your instructions very soon.

Thank you all for your help with this as always. I feel like we are getting closer to the needle and the haystack is a little smaller :)

(Latest BSOD logs attached)

Nooblet · 01 Aug 2015

ICIT2LOL - thanks for the advice. I am kind of a little overwhelmed by all the information available in HWiNFO. I have saved a report as a .HTML and attached it to this post. I will continue to look through it myself - is the aim of this to find out if there is enough voltage being used by certain components? Or too much etc?

ICIT2LOL · 01 Aug 2015

No worries Noob but just as a personal preference and I don't know if I mentioned it before I like to spread a thin layer of the compound on bot the cooler plate and the CPU using a vinyl glove then put that amount on the CPU. I also use the Arctic cleaning kit and compound but like I said I might have mentioned that before.

All being equal how one does this and ask is to open a can of worms because it floods the thread with different methods. So far I have never had a problem.
Arctic Silver Incorporated - ArctiClean < the preparation solution is just something else to get those surfaces perfectly clean and ready for the compound Arctic Silver Incorporated - Arctic Silver 5 to compliment it. However touching it after that has been done means redoing the prep.

My reason for spreading that initial layer (very thin) is that the bead - as in your pic - will "bleed" through it to cover the entire mating surfaces.

Now the HW Info I will check through soon and yes it is very detailed and the devil IS in the detail sometimes

Nooblet · 01 Aug 2015

Thanks very much for that ICIT2LOL. I used the Arctic cleaning kit as well as Arctic Silver 5 compound :)

I just went with the pea method as best I could, I agree with all of what you said about it though!

Nooblet · 23 Aug 2015

So as things stand with this I suppose I will start looking at warranty for the CPU? Unsure of what else to do.

Laith · 23 Aug 2015

Yup, look for the warranty and get it RMAd if it still is valid.

Nooblet · 23 Aug 2015

OK thanks, will look into it, sorry what does RMAd mean?