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The WindowsForum thread revolves around a user experiencing random BSODs primarily with bugcheck code 124, indicating potential hardware issues, despite not overclocking. Multiple contributors suggest checking temperatures, updating drivers, BIOS, and running stability tests, with some pointing toward possible CPU or PSU problems. The overall guidance emphasizes troubleshooting hardware stability, BIOS updates, and monitoring system temperatures to identify the root cause.
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The Attached file has everything that is listed in Link Removed, i am experience random BSOD's when playing video games and my computer is not overclocked.
 

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Code: 
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 124, {0, ffffe00041bb9028, be000000, 100110a}

Probably caused by : GenuineIntel

Followup: MachineOwner
Hi,
bugcheck 124 means a fatal hardware error occurred. This type of bugcheck can be caused by a few things like overheating, device drivers, system bios and system...
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Hey thanks for still trying to help my weird case, I changed to a hdmi and it didn't change anything
 

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Ok thanks for the update. I'm sure it's something we might have missed and I'd go through the bios with a fine toothcomb just in case it's some odd little setting somewhere. In the meantime I'll keep looking for a solution to this odd issue.
 

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Hi,
I've been searching high and low and still not found anything on this odd issue. Have you tried Gigabyte support? Also which Bios did you upgrade to?
 

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I've been really busy so I haven't managed to contact gigabyte support it doesn't turn on at all anymore so I'm just gonna replace the motherboard
 

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Damn I'm so sorry to hear that. I wonder if the board was faulty all along? I bet you could get it replaced by Gigabyte for free so it's worth considering an RMA?
 

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Any news dgeneration? I just wondered how you were getting on.. :)
 

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Ok great.. I hope they are quick when dealing with your case.
 

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