BSOD :( HELP new build

ktmatt · 12 Oct 2011 at 22:30

hi i got from overclockers Krypton Z68 650i Intel Core i7 2600K 3.40Ghz @ 4.60Ghz Overclocked Bundle. all was fine till a couple of days ago i was playing bf3 beta fine no problem i installed bittorrent because my BFBC2 disc is scratched. when i was downloading it BSOD? i installed BFBC2 stared to play and it BSOD?? i dont know what is wrong

this is what it says stop 0x00000124

Plec · 12 Oct 2011 at 22:35

As it's an overclocked bundle post in the Bundles and Systems Support Forum - link - as they will be better advised on what you should do next as it may well be clock/BIOS setting related.

Hyburnate · 12 Oct 2011 at 22:37

Run a Memtest to see if its stable

tipes · 12 Oct 2011 at 22:43

ktmatt said:
hi i got from overclockers Krypton Z68 650i Intel Core i7 2600K 3.40Ghz @ 4.60Ghz Overclocked Bundle. all was fine till a couple of days ago i was playing bf3 beta fine no problem i installed bittorrent because my BFBC2 disc is scratched. when i was downloading it BSOD? i installed BFBC2 stared to play and it BSOD?? i dont know what is wrong this is what it says stop 0x00000124

Stop error 124 normally means that the v core is set too low - so you could increase your v core 1 notch at a time and then test to see if stable by using IBT or prime 95 and keep an eye on temps with core temp or realtemp. Considering you have not had the system long I would contact ocers and check with them.

Mark

buzzlightweight · 12 Oct 2011 at 23:19

tipes said:
Stop error 124 normally means that the v core is set too low - so you could increase your v core 1 notch at a time and then test to see if stable by using IBT or prime 95 and keep an eye on temps with core temp or realtemp. Considering you have not had the system long I would contact ocers and check with them.

Mark

+1

ktmatt · 13 Oct 2011 at 19:12

thanks guys will repost. Mark think you right. thanks agen

Plec · 13 Oct 2011 at 20:01

It's very probable that it is the vCore that needs slightly upping (perhaps along with the Dram voltage and the PLL) - but i advise you to still run it past the OcUK 'Bundles and Systems Support Forum' which i linked to above as they may not guarantee a clock that you've adjusted yourself with one of their Pre-clocked Bundles.

Better that you get them to advise you on a possible setting/s or at least give you the 'all clear' to experiment yourself with voltages with the pre-clocked bundle. Plus it gives them a heads up if the problem persists.