I am getting this Error in Dump

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  1. Conners
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    Windows 10 Home Premium x64
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    I have been testing this for a day now and it seems ok @ stock, but that's not where I want to be.

    I want to know why I get a 0x124 error now? I have had this same system up and running for approx. 1 1/2 years without this error.

    I do know that error can also occur if (while overclocking) your vcore is set to low. I am more into that camp since it has never been a problem before this. Also I think it may possibly be an error in my two x-fired Radeon cards at max settings while playing Hitman. This did not occur with Witcher 3 nor Fallout 4.

    I have run on my OC PC, P95 for about 4 hours without errors, Real Bench for 30 min @ 16gb mem and no errors, ADIA stress test for about 4 hours and no errors, Furmark for about 40 minutes without errors, 3D Mark 11 with a score over 26000 and no crashes.

    So I am really baffled about the true cause of the error. I am not saying your wrong or anything, I just want to know.

    Thanks in advance!
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  3. axe0
    Posts : 14,903
    Windows 10 Pro
       New #12

    The true cause is difficult to identify, the 0x124 usually only shows the problem and not the cause depending on what kind of error the 0x124 is (mostly a Machine Check Exception).
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