BSOD - 0x000000124

[PcTrouble]

BSOD - error 0x00000124 (GPU running at 82-85C constant)

Now, just 3 days ago It started the BSOD issue.

I realize that my GPU was the cause of this issue. When playing games or open 3d applications the temp goes 30C to 72C (In 15 seconds) then 82C - 85C constant (in about 30 seconds).

Now I've been using MSI afterburner to check my temps and at fulload my GPU will be at 62-72C max temperature but now it's 10C even higher then before. No, I haven't fiddled with the voltage I set the GPU voltage to 1.037v which is the safest (been running this almost 8 months!). The GPU is the GTX 560ti.

Is there a way to set the GPU on default settings or reset GPU settings in cmd or other professional way. I have uninstalled the drivers, uninstalling GPU, disabled GPU, disabled PCI-E slot and so on by using device manager and the issue still persist.

Yes, I also have clean the GPU perfectly and still the temperature goes up to 82 seconds at 30seconds-45seconds. Yes, I have checked everything is set correctly and so on, I am a PC Tech.

Is the GPU damaged?

Yes I have looked at this thread:
http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-lockup-debug-how/35349-stop-0x124-what-means-what-try.html

Mainly, I know its the GPU straight away, I tried checking old drivers, new drivers, another GPU overclocked software such as GPU tweak and EVGA Precision. I am thinking it's the GPU is damaged or the PCI-E is damaged (I have another PCI-E slot on my system and the issue still there). It might be the PCI-E frequency? but it's set to 100 which it meant to be, I just hope is software related because I don't have the money to buy a new card. Did the dump files help?

Edit: Just upload the SF zip file


Help in advance!
Thanks.

 

[Arc]

Welcome aboard. First of all, you should install the service pack 1.

Your crash is stop0x124, totally caused by hardware. In such a situation, it is best to follow the guide http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-lo...top-0x124-what-means-what-try.html#post354696 by H2SO4.

 

[PcTrouble]

I manage to fix it. You can close or delete this thread.

Thanks for the help.

 

[koolkat77]

Please tell us how you fixed it.
It may help someone facing the same problem.

 

[PcTrouble]

No I can't sorry because the method I used will cause the HDD, CPU, Motherboard or GPU to malfunction. I was very lucky, now the GPU is reset back to original settings (max temperature at 72C). Let's just say I was changing the BIOS settings and increased the voltage (Which forced the system to shut down and clear CMOS). I used the CMOS jumper but no luck so I used the above method and everything is fine.