Random BSOD's

[Hakikat]

Hello,

I've been having random BSOD's lately, first the screen/mouse freezes and then I get a blue screen and the pc restarts. Now, in the past my PC used to shut down or restart suddenly without blue screen/warning, never found out why, but that doesn't happen anymore, no idea why it doesn't happen anymore, it actually makes me think something is wrong. It's the BSOD's now, and the weird thing is that omy brother's PC loses internet connection
(on the same network) when my PC crashes/BSOD's, and it doesn't work until I've logged on in windows again.

The random restarts/shut downs in the past used to happen while I was gaming, didn't matter if it was a heavy game or not, some very heavy games worked always fine without any crashes and some very simple games used to crash the PC a lot. The BSOD's don't happen while I am gaming though, I've been gaming for hours today and I haven't had any issues, until I started to surf on the internet, have had 3 BSOD's today so far, and more the past days.

I hope someone can help me, I've been strugling with crashes for years now and never found out the reason. I've uploaded the dump files, the most recent ones are the ones from today, 10-1-2014.

 

[Golden]

Need more information.

Run this .bat file as administrator. It creates a ZIP file on your desktop. Open the ZIP file and delete all the dmp files (we already have them). Upload the edited ZIP here in your next reply.

View attachment 301185

 

[Hakikat]

Here is the file without the dmp's. Hope I've done it right

 

[Golden]

OK. bugcheck 0x124's are the toughest to solve. The dmp files won't pinpoint the cause....hardware related.

Start with these please:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html (run a minimum of 8 passes)
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/220743-cpu-stress-test-using-intelburntest.html

 

[Hakikat]

Well, I'll run memtest later today, but I just ran the IntelBurnTest and checked my temps, only did the first '' standard '' test and my temps rose up to 70C (71C is max) after 3 tests so I immediately stopped it. Core 0 and 1 got up 70C, core 2 and 3 60C (Have to reseat my cooler probably? Have a thermalright u-120x which sadly never worked good). So, if my processor is fully stressed for a long time it might indeed overheat. But the thing is, I've ran prime95 and memtest in the past for hours, sometimes even for a day, and my temps always were a bit on the high side yes but with no crashes and errors in prime95 and no error's in memtest back then I still had those random crashes/shut downs :/ Which is the reason I've never understood why my PC is doing that.

Oh and something else I've forgot to mention is, lately when my PC randomly shuts down or restarts itself I don't get any screen at all after, it's like the bios doesn't start up/load or something (Memory related?), the PC works you can hear the coolers working and the lights of the motherboard too, but the screen is all black and no beep sound from the motherboard. Then I have to shut it down manually and turn off the power supply, try this a few times, and if I'm lucky I hear the beep sound up on turning it on and it starts working normally.

Oh and, do you have any explanation that with my PC crashing, internet stops working on other PC's?

Is there a chance that my motherboard is overheating? HWiNFO shows around 48-50C on SB and NB. This thing always ran very hot.

 

[Golden]

I'd start with reseating the CPU and test with IBT. The run MemTest.

 

[Hakikat]

Alright, will do that.