Blue Screening with new build

[Taknir]

Hey Everyone.

Recently built a new pc.
Specs are as follows
3.4ghz quad core I5
8 gb 1600 ram
128 gb ssd hard drive
1 tb hard drive
geforce 760

Now I am blue screening. They aren't consistent. Sometimes I can go all day long and not blue screen and some days its two to three times a day.

They only seem to happen when I am play a game of some kind. I frequent Star Wars the Old Republic and Battlefield 3 the most. The pc blue screens on both.

Now Swtor and BF3 are on my solid state harddrive with my O/S. I have also played LA Norie and that is on my 1 tb hard drive and I have blue screened.

I have run a ram test and everything checked out fine.
Ran a hard drive test on the solid state everything checked out fine.

I'm out of ideas. Its not an over heating issue as I have 7 fans in the case. Right now typing this CPU is 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

I'm including the most recent memory dump. If I recall correctly the blue screen code is 0x000000124. Now I have read that this is the hardest one to troubleshoot.

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Here is a copy of the dump.

 

[maxiim]

Did you OC your gpu? It just seems to be faulty if its blue screening only when running GPU intensive apps such as games, I would RMA that thing ASAP.

 

[Taknir]

I haven't OCed anything. I included the dump in the first post.

 

[smorizio]

Make Sure your mb bios is up to date. In the bios turn on xmp profile on. Check that your ram is seated and in the right slots. Run memtest on your ram and Cpuz to see that your ram speed and voltage was set right.

 

[Taknir]

I'm looking at my BIOS.

It says

DIMM_A1 G-Skill 8gb 1600
DIMM_A2 empty
DIMM_B1 G-Skill 8gb 1600
DIMM_B2 empty

Now I haven't built a pc in a very long time isn't ram supposed to be placed in slots 1,3 and 2,4 or has that changed?

 

[smorizio]

Your ram in the right slots on newer mb there only two ram banks broken down to a and b slot. Look at your bios rev when you go into your bios main screen make sure your running the newest bios.

 

[maxiim]

I'm looking at my BIOS.

It says

DIMM_A1 G-Skill 8gb 1600
DIMM_A2 empty
DIMM_B1 G-Skill 8gb 1600
DIMM_B2 empty

Now I haven't built a pc in a very long time isn't ram supposed to be placed in slots 1,3 and 2,4 or has that changed?

It is just dual channel, so for max performance with 2 sticks you would always place in A1, B1 as you have. The bios wont really tell you much about your RAM perhaps being faulty. Download prime95 and run it for a couple of hours and see if anything errors. I still think its your GPU, and if its new might as well send it out for a replacement sooner rather than later.

 

[Taknir]

I ran memtestx86 and it all came back clean.

 

[Taknir]

I ran a 3d benchmark for an hour last night and no blue screens at all. I was playing 15 minutes of SWTOR and blue screened. I played SWTOR all day yesterday not one problem. Stop code 0x000000124.

 

[Taknir]

Here is the latest minidump

http://www.filedropper.com/092013-3182-01