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Forum Windows 7 : General Discussion 0x00000124 Error

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Specs: p67a-g43 mobo, hyper 212+ cooler and i5 2500k cpu, 560ti gpu, Antec 750 psu, windows 7 ult, crucial 64Gb ssd.

 

So I built a computer roughly a month ago. Earlier today I got my 1st bsod while playing a sc2, listening to music on pandora for few hours. I installed bluescreenview and this is what it showed. Anyone got any idea what could be the issue?

 

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I ran memtest86 for few hours and had no errors. I did furmark for 20min temps fluctuated 79-83 with fanspeed never going above 50%. I ran Prime95 for an hour and cpu temps didnt go above 61degrees

 

here is a link to the dump file
http://www.sendspace.com/file/kyr3xq

 

Update:

 

Well I ran the windows memory diagnostic test and that came back with no errors. I reran memtest86 and let it go through 10x successfully. I updated my bios to newest version and reran prime95 for another hour with no issues. Anyone else got any idea or suggestion to try?

 

Update 2:

 

Well just got the bsod again. I think same error. It weird because I didn't do anything different than yesterday and yesterday I didn't get any errors and I played a lot longer yesterday.

 

Here is link to 2nd dump file
http://www.sendspace.com/file/tnkvvv

 

Hope someone who reads this has a good idea whats going on.


Message edited by jss828 on 09-25-2011 at 08:54:04 AM
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the win 7 have a ( windows memory diagnostic ) in it just write this in the search box.


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