bsod wea uncontrollable error

[Amanda Dighton]

hi
i recently built a pc and everytime i load a pc game up i sometimes get a bsod wea uncontrollable error and my pc just goes off randomly i have tryed just bout everything like checking my temps and checking ram but they all seem to be i fine and i have never overclocked and i have
also runned who crashed it also and there seems to be one program thats seems to be the cause of the bsod which is ntoskrnl.exe im all out of ideas and wondered if anyone can help me please.

 

[dovah-chan]

ntoskrnl.exe obviously refers to the Windows NT kernel itself. A WHEA uncontrollable error usually refers to an unstable overclock or improper BIOS settings. Try resetting your BIOS to its optimized defaults.

 

[Amanda Dighton]

ntoskrnl.exe obviously refers to the Windows NT kernel itself. A WHEA uncontrollable error usually refers to an unstable overclock or improper BIOS settings. Try resetting your BIOS to its optimized defaults.

 

[Amanda Dighton]

There is no over clock and I Ave reset the bios I've up the voltage on the vcore as I thought it might be that reinstalled nvidia drivers over and over again usin driver sweep and so far no luck

 

[johnbl]

A bugcheck 0x124 WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR
check the first parameter if it is zero then the CPU or a device directly connected to the CPU called the error.

if you get this only when you start a game, you have a power supply problem to your graphics card. Check the supplemental power connections to the GPU.

basically, if the GPU does not have enough power via those supplemental connections it will try to get the power out of the motherboard slot. This can cause the motherboard power to the CPU to fluctuate and cause cache memory errors to the memory controller inside the CPU. When the CPU detects the errors in its internal memory controller it will call a bugcheck 0x124.

OS, confirm your direct GPU power connections are connected and are providing power. Also, confirm your power supply has a proper rating for your GPU/system.

This problem can also happen if the fan on the CPU or power supply stops or slows down because of dust (causes overheating) just blow out the dust and make sure the various fans are spinning.