I am getting weird random BSOD and freezes on a system that brand new other than the PSU and Sound card.
It has been investigated for some time here: Question - Intermitent BSOD | Tom's Hardware Forum
I was referd here by somone in that thread.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Windows Version Number :1909 Build 18363.535
I will try that but have updated the bios one time already and it didnt fix anything, Thanks for he help so far.
These are the bug checks recorded on your system:
Bugcheck code 00000124
Bugcheck code 00000133
Bugcheck code 00000124
Bugcheck code 00000124
Bugcheck code 0000000A
The 0x124 errors are hardware related and point to a possible problem with the CPU.
Run Prime95 to stress test your CPU. Prime95 - Stress Test Your CPU - Windows 10 Forums
Warning
Your CPU temperatures will rise quickly while under this stress test. Keep a keen eye on them and abort the test if overheating occurs.
I can run stress tetsts for a while without anything hapning, i can play games like RDR2 for 12hrs with no problem. Im not saying its not the CPU, i have no idea what it is but stress tests dont seem to set off BSOD. It can run under stress for 12hrs or more then BSOD on the desktop at idle.
This is quite often the problem with hardware failure; stress tests don't always reproduce the exact conditions that trigger a BSOD. Sometimes it is only by running the system for real that the problem occurs. In the end the only way of being sure is to try a known working CPU in place of your current one and see if you still get the problems. If you do then you move onto the next most likely culprit such as memory or motherboard.
Unfortunatly i have custom loop cooling which makes swaping parts a nightmare, i also dont have a spare cpu that will fit the socket to try.
It was sujested on toms hardware that it could be the sound card. Since its years old, by far the oldest part other than the PSU im inclined to to just a get a new one because its a easy swap and i need to upragde anyway. If that doesnt work then i have to start randomly RMA'ing stuff starting with CPU by the sounds of things but thats going to lead to weeks maybe months of my pc being down and its something thats in use all day every day. Im trying everything i can to avoid randomly RMA'ing stuff because of the amount of time it will take and to lesser extent the amount of work.
If it helps, my last PC had a problem with random freeze's the whole time i had it, i never found out what caused it, i thought i would after selling the parts on ebay i thought the faulty one would get returned. None of the parts got returned and the only parts i have in my pc that are from my old one are sound card and PSU.
Most RMA processes I've been involved with send the new product then give you a set number of days to return the old one, so you may not be down for long at all. If they require you to return the old one before they will send you a new one, add them to your list of vendors you will never do business with again.
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