What does my BSOD mean?

**BUDFORCE** · 06-05-12

Happened while overclocking GPU, pushing it too much slightly?

**spleenharvester** · 06-05-12

I'd say it means you should probably stop overclocking it.

0x124s happen often if clockspeed is too high, temps are too high, or voltages are too low.

**Alfizzle** · 06-05-12

124 is usually to low/high vcore or qpi if your on Intel, don't know what it means on AMD, take a look here this is very handy

http://www.overclock.net/t/935829/th...bsod-code-list

**slater** · 06-05-12

Originally Posted by Alfizzle

124 is usually to low/high vcore or qpi if your on Intel, don't know what it means on AMD, take a look here this is very handy

http://www.overclock.net/t/935829/th...bsod-code-list

I've had a couple of the exact blue screens today when I was overclocking my cpu. For me it was voltage too low.

**benzeman** · 07-05-12

Up your volts a little mate

**BUDFORCE** · 07-05-12

Cool thanks for replies, I am hoping that BSOD relates to my GPU and NOT my CPU.

Time will tell I suppose.

EDIT Bah just got a 101 now also, after only 5 minutes of MS flight. Gonna run with no OC on my GPU's for a while and see if I still get one.

**Double07** · 07-05-12

BSOD would be more likely related to CPU, or am I wide of the mark here? IN my experience GPU errors of this ilk result in artifacts, hang ups and restarts but generally not BSOD?

**ChrisGlobe** · 07-05-12

Blue Screens can be caused by anything really! CPU, RAM, GPU (VRAM or other), HDDs, PCI-E cards, etc., etc.

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