Need assistance with 0x124 BSOD

[photek]

Hey guys, I've been looking all around for answers as to what could be making my computer blue screen and I've finally decided to post about it. Randomly during the day, or sometimes not at all, my computer will blue screen with the same error every time. I have tried running stress tests on all of my parts, and they all seem to be working okay, but I wanted to post here and see if you guys could help me out before I go ahead and RMA random things.

Please let me know what I can do to help you guys out! I've already ran Prime 95, Memtest, FurMark, and CHKDSK and all of them passed with flying colors!

 

[MellowCream]

http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-lockup-debug-how/35349-stop-0x124-what-means-what-try.html

Found this searching the forums

 

[photek]

Thanks for the link! That's where I got all of the suggestions to test the components to see if they're working okay, which they are. I'm just not too keen on how to read the dump files that windows creates to see what the specific problem is that is causing the actual Stop 0x124!

 

[MellowCream]

What size are those two RAM modules and what slots are they in?

 

[photek]

I've got 2 x 2GB A-Data modules in slots 1 and 3 and 2 x 4GB corsair modules in slots 2 and 4. I pulled these sticks from my last board that never had problems until I upgraded my comp with my new CPU and Motherboard, then Stop 0x124 started appearing.

 

[MellowCream]

What's the voltage? I think they are different, that may be whats causing your problem. Also, can I have the model numbers so I can see if there's and compatibility issues.

 

[photek]

CMX8GX3M2A1333C9 and AX3U1600GB2G9-2G. They are all currently at 1.5v

 

[MellowCream]

They are at differntclock speeds. The A-Data's at 1600MHz, while the Corsair is at 1333MHz. Down-clock the AData modules and see if it happens again.

 

[photek]

My BIOS didn't even recognize them at those speeds, so I just lowered them all to 1066MHz and turned off automatic control. I'll post again when I get another bsod.

 

[MellowCream]

My BIOS didn't even recognize them at those speeds, so I just lowered them all to 1066MHz and turned off automatic control. I'll post again when I get another bsod.

Report back when/if it happens again!

 

[photek]

In the mean time could anyone read the zip I uploaded and tell me the reason my computer has been blue screening at random times?