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I see so you want to see whether WHEA 0x124 occurs under normal operations correct? Perhaps I will run a game later and make a new log after that...
Can you ease my spinning circle paranoia with the last question asked?
Blue spinning pin wheel, program not responding?
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New #242
Come back in 1 week with logs for troubleshooting.
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New #244
The best option for the blue spinning circle after clean install and a new browser installation is to contact Google support.
In the meantime use another browser.
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New #247
Hi zbook,
No WHEA 0x124 since we spoke last, figure it would appropriate to flip the overclock profile on in the Bios now...
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New #248
There is one recommended option at this time:
1) Wait the full 7 days so that there is significant time for log entries then post a new beta log collector zip for troubleshooting.
If you cannot comply with the recommendation you can run CPU stress testing but this can create a false negative ( a pass with malfunctioning hardware)
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New #249
How about I stress test the CPU in it's current stock configuration, if that failed with a WHEA error then I suppose there might just be faulty hardware...
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New #250
The CPU can be stressed at any time.
It may give you false confidence as we have had WHEA 0x124 that are caused by other hardware such as the motherboard.
If no problems are found and then over clocking is done and there are undetected WHEA or WHEA 0x124 BSOD what is your plan?
Did you consider opening a thread in the over clock forum to get some fine tuning help?
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