Hi all, Im being plagued by WHEA 0x0124 BSODs randomly when using Windows 10, I tried running stress tests with Furmark and Prime95, also memtests, no issues in long tests.
Tried formatting but the errors persisted
I've attached the log as instructed Attachment 261764
Could you guys help identify which component is defectuous ?
Thanks in advance.
Update:
Windows 10 to version 1903 - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...date-assistant
I've updated to 1903 and prior to updating to 1909 the following crash occured
Attachment 261773
Test your CPU with Prime95, OCCT and Intel processor diagnostic tool - Prime95 - Stress Test Your CPU OCCT With Four Options - How We Stress Test CPUs Intel CPU - Diagnose - Windows 7 Help Forums
Tested will all three tools, passed on all tests for them, logs below.
However, shortly after finishing the last test, a series of crashes happened, additional logs also below
Attachment 261777Attachment 261778
Thanks for the support
What does the CPU temperature before crash look like? It is worth checking with the HWMonitor program, for example - HWMONITOR | Softwares | CPUID
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I removed the rule #4 infringement but was not able to change the language. Crashes now are way more frequent even at desktop. So I'm unable to post new V2.
To answer about the temperatures, it crashes both at high and low temps
Even though it managed to stay stable at peak 86C/185F during OCCT small data test. I'm using water-cooler Captain 240EX from gamerstorm
Place the computer into safe mode.
Run V2 in safe mode.
For all tests / steps make sure images are posted into the thread.
If RAM and Drive testing need to be repeated they can be performed overnight.
Send full memory dump (MEMORY.DMP in C:\Windows)
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