Solved BSOD Changing to high-performance in bios,error 0x00000124

[Niioxce]

Hey Sevenforums,

This is my first time writing here and i'm kinda frustrated, so i just mixed around with my bios alot and i changed the preset to "High-Performance" from "Normal" and it all of a sudden gave me a blue screen at Windows startup logo. It just kept on going forever until i changed it back to normal preset (performance).

Keep in mind that i could enter safe mode and mix around in there, i even tried uinstalling my video drivers but that didn't help also uinstalled my antivirus to see if that was interfering, it didn't make a difference.

I've also included the DM Logs they're probably all the same (the bluescreens) but i think that it's helpful.

So yea, i have actually no idea what it has against high performance presets, any clues?

Regards, a fellow computer enthusiast.


PC specs:
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number Custom build
OS Windows 7 ultimate 64-Bit
CPU i5-4690k 3.5GHz
Motherboard Republic of gamers Maximus vii ranger (asus)
Memory Corsair V Pro 16GB DDR3 Red 2x240, 2400MHz
Graphics Card Gigabyte 770 4GB
Hard Drives Samsung SSD 850 Evo 250GB
Green HDD 1TB

 

[Arc]

This is my first time writing here and i'm kinda frustrated, so i just mixed around with my bios alot and i changed the preset to "High-Performance" from "Normal" and it all of a sudden gave me a blue screen at Windows startup logo. It just kept on going forever until i changed it back to normal preset (performance).

Stop 0x124 BSODs are hardware related. Most probably your hardware is refusing to work with a preset overclock profile and so it is crashing with a stop 0x124.

Better to stay without high performance profile in that case.
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BugCheck 124, {0, fffffa800dba3028, bf800000, 124}

Probably caused by : GenuineIntel

Followup: MachineOwner
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[Niioxce]

This is my first time writing here and i'm kinda frustrated, so i just mixed around with my bios alot and i changed the preset to "High-Performance" from "Normal" and it all of a sudden gave me a blue screen at Windows startup logo. It just kept on going forever until i changed it back to normal preset (performance).

Stop 0x124 BSODs are hardware related. Most probably your hardware is refusing to work with a preset overclock profile and so it is crashing with a stop 0x124.

Better to stay without high performance profile in that case.
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BugCheck 124, {0, fffffa800dba3028, bf800000, 124}

Probably caused by : GenuineIntel

Followup: MachineOwner
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Ah, is there anyway i can surpass that? Or should i just completly skip it?

 

[Arc]

Is the high performance mode very urgent for you?

If not, just keep the default BIOS settings.

If yes, you need the help from overclockers, and I will call them for you.

 

[Niioxce]

Is the high performance mode very urgent for you?

If not, just keep the default BIOS settings.

If yes, you need the help from overclockers, and I will call them for you.

No it's not urgent,I have a decent PC and i just wanted to make my system alot smoother and to squeeze out the very last

 

[Arc]

Yes, you really have a very decent PC.

So let it run with the default settings of the BIOS. If there is any further issue, give us a shout!

 

[Niioxce]

Yes, you really have a very decent PC.

So let it run with the default settings of the BIOS. If there is any further issue, give us a shout!

I'll probably run into alot more errors and this is the forum i'll be going to first, thanks Arc!

 

[Arc]

Yes, you really have a very decent PC.

So let it run with the default settings of the BIOS. If there is any further issue, give us a shout!

I'll probably run into alot more errors and this is the forum i'll be going to first, thanks Arc!

No problem. We link to deal with issues.