daily BSODs (buzzing prior to BSOD)

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  1. Chocco
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       New #31

    I ran the Hitachi test - no errors.
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  3. Chocco
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       New #32

    I updated the front page with the new BSOD information.

    Really good job by the sevenforums team on the app by the way.
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  4. Chocco
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       New #33

    Anything new?
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  6. richc46
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    Not much more that I can give you. I can answer questions, but that post on code 124 says it all.

    This may help, too
    http://captaindebugger.wordpress.com...re-diagnostic/
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  7. Chocco
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    I'm pretty sure it's physical hardware so it would be nice if you would look at the log file and tell me what you think needs to be replaced.
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  8. Chocco
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       New #36

    Something else I thought I might add is that one day it'll say I have 6gb of ram in my system (which is true) then I will have a BSOD and it will say that I have only 4gb of ram.
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  10. richc46
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       New #37

    Download and test RAM with Memtest 86. Test each RAM stick separately, for 6 passes. Then with a known good stick test each RAM slot.
    Memtest86
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  11. Chocco
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       New #38

    Dude, I've done that shit several times.
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  12. yowanvista
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    Try to test your GPU in another PC, stop 0x124 can also be caused by a faulty GPU
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