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The WindowsForum thread discusses a user experiencing random BSODs with error code 0x00000c4, along with peripheral disconnections and screen freezes. A responder suggests the issue may be caused by overclocking, advises disabling it, and recommends checking system temperatures, as well as turning off driver verifier to troubleshoot. The original poster plans to revert overclocking settings and reapply thermal paste, questioning if overclocking contributes to the problems, and seeks guidance on generating updated dump files for further analysis.
The WindowsForum thread discusses a user experiencing random BSODs with error code 0x00000c4, along with peripheral disconnections and screen freezes. A responder suggests the issue may be caused by overclocking, advises disabling it, and recommends checking system temperatures, as well as turning off driver verifier to troubleshoot. The original poster plans to revert overclocking settings and reapply thermal paste, questioning if overclocking contributes to the problems, and seeks guidance on generating updated dump files for further analysis.
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kemical
Essential Member
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.
BugCheck 124, {0, fffffa8011dd9038, 0, 0}
Probably caused by : GenuineIntel
Followup: MachineOwnerBugcheck 124 is usually caused by overheating and i notice you are indeed overclocked. Can you return to normal values please until we can determine your issue.
Once you have disabled the overclock please check your temperatures when at idle and at full load. This app is good for checking temperatures:
HWiNFO, HWiNFO32/64 - Download
Can you also post what cooling your using whether it be a stock cooler or third party. Thanks.
Edit:
I forgot to mention that the error code of C4 which you initially mentioned relates to the driver verifier. If you enabled the verifier please turn it off.
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rong wang
New Member
hello,
When under load or gaming (i.e Counterstrike) it would spike up to 65-69 but it would drop back down. I will reapply arcitic paste soon due to the summer and the overclocking.
so do you think the overclocking have to due with my keyboard, mice and monitor to freeze up sometimes?
Yes I turned off driver verifier.
From that dumpfile i sent i think it is old. How do I create a new dumpfile for most uptodate? Or create a saved folder for my event viewer?
thank you
When under load or gaming (i.e Counterstrike) it would spike up to 65-69 but it would drop back down. I will reapply arcitic paste soon due to the summer and the overclocking.
so do you think the overclocking have to due with my keyboard, mice and monitor to freeze up sometimes?
Yes I turned off driver verifier.
From that dumpfile i sent i think it is old. How do I create a new dumpfile for most uptodate? Or create a saved folder for my event viewer?
thank you
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kemical
Essential Member
Hi,
well we ask that any overclocking be turned off so we can at least discount that it might be the cause.
First of all please simply return the machine to default settings. We ask this because we want to see how the machine reacts when not overclocked.
So in conclusion please disable overclock and return to default values.
Use the pc as normal and see if the blue screen re-occurs.
If it does bsod then please post the new dump file.
well we ask that any overclocking be turned off so we can at least discount that it might be the cause.
First of all please simply return the machine to default settings. We ask this because we want to see how the machine reacts when not overclocked.
So in conclusion please disable overclock and return to default values.
Use the pc as normal and see if the blue screen re-occurs.
If it does bsod then please post the new dump file.
