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One dump isn't much info to go ob, but you're getting a stop 0x124 which is hardware. Stop any overclocking your doing or turn up your vcore alittle. CPU-Z screen grabs of every tab would also be helpful in diagnosing your problem.
NmsUK
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One dump isn't much info to go ob, but you're getting a stop 0x124 which is hardware. Stop any overclocking your doing or turn up your vcore alittle. CPU-Z screen grabs of every tab would also be helpful in diagnosing your problem.
NmsUK
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One dump isn't much info to go ob, but you're getting a stop 0x124 which is hardware. Stop any overclocking your doing or turn up your vcore alittle. CPU-Z screen grabs of every tab would also be helpful in diagnosing your problem.
NmsUK
you are the ****ing man, check my CPU vcore
bumped it up, now everything is good. no crashes no nothing
bf3 was stressing the cpu at 100% load so extra juice was necessary
thanks again!
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you are the ****ing man, check my CPU vcore
bumped it up, now everything is good. no crashes no nothing
bf3 was stressing the cpu at 100% load so extra juice was necessary
thanks again!
I've seen that BSOD so many times and 99% of the time a bump in vcore sorts it out.