Pc keeps crashing "ntoskrnl.exe"

My pc keeps crashing like 3 times a day whenever i am playing games or watching movies.ntoskrnl.exe is always the cause of the crash.

Here are some files that i read they might help you find my problem.
i have to mention that i did a harddrive test ,a memetest(8passes) without errors.
Minidump:http://rapidshare.com/share/EA576234DC5E5D91D569CC2BDF7C8050

MSinfo32:http://rapidshare.com/share/8AB342901531012AC453906E70C15E01

System Information:http://rapidshare.com/share/EB323BB024D57BC60D1DF8A3C00E1F5F

Hi

Please post a "Speccy" snapshot of your system with next reply.

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What we need is the web lint it displays.

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Anshad Edavana said:

Hi

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http://speccy.piriform.com/results/hLRuasWJ5CmYYJIrkYh1QPa

Hi

What you are experiencing seems to be bugcheck 0x124 which is usually caused by hardware reasons.



Please start with diagnosing hardware first.

1. Reset BIOS.

How To Clear CMOS (Reset BIOS)

After resetting, load optimal default values.

2. Run Memory test.

RAM - Test with Memtest86+ - Windows 7 Help Forums

Make sure to run it for complete 10 passes and post a clear screenshot taken with a digital camera or cell phone. You can stop the test immediately even if a single error or red line is shown.

3. If memtest is a pass, run Prime95 stress test.

Hardware - Stress Test With Prime95 - Windows 7 Help Forums

Select SmallFFT test and also select Advanced --> Round off checking.




Run the test for 3 hours and post the Result.txt file it saves with next reply.

Anshad Edavana said:

Hi

What you are experiencing seems to be bugcheck 0x124 which is usually caused by hardware reasons.

Code:

BugCheck 124, {0, fffffa8005c9a8f8, 0, 0}


Probably caused by : AuthenticAMD

Please start with diagnosing hardware first.

1. Reset BIOS.

How To Clear CMOS (Reset BIOS)

After resetting, load optimal default values.

2. Run Memory test.

RAM - Test with Memtest86+ - Windows 7 Help Forums

Make sure to run it for complete 10 passes and post a clear screenshot taken with a digital camera or cell phone. You can stop the test immediately even if a single error or red line is shown.

3. If memtest is a pass, run Prime95 stress test.

Hardware - Stress Test With Prime95 - Windows 7 Help Forums

Select SmallFFT test and also select Advanced --> Round off checking.

Run the test for 3 hours and post the Result.txt file it saves with next reply.

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The mem-test that i did had no errors at 8 passes.
But as for the prime test i did it but only for the 8k self- test with no errors cause my cpu got at 80C and i could not risk it.

If your CPU can't handle Prime95 - then you have a cooling problem.
And they can lead to STOP 0x124 errors also.

Check the cooling for your CPU:
- thermal compound between the CPU and cooler
- cooler is clean and free of dirt/dust/hairballs
- fan on cooler is pushing cool(er) air into the cooler
- fan on cooler is running fast enough to push enough air
- airflow is not obstructed
- other fans in case are pushing cool(er) air towards the CPU cooler

Then rerun Prime95 and see if the temps stabilize.
Temps will run higher in Prime95 (because it's a stress test), but the temps should level out below 90ºC

I just posted this to help out (in case Anshad didn't get back for a while) - I won't be regularly posting to this topic.

Excellent advice John .