Windows 10: BSOD due to a Machine Check Error only when playing Overwatch.

My system is overclocked but I ran a stress test with OCCT for ~24 hours when I first set it up and there were no issues.

The crashes have only ever happened while playing Overwatch. They are definitely not heat related unless CAM is reading the temperature of my CPU cores incorrectly because none were over 70C at any point.

The logs are attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Attachment 83378

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Hey!

This kind of error literally only happens when playing Overwatch. I randomly get a BSOD and it's always the same error message. It's caused by a particular address in my ntoskrnl.exe.

Driver View, System Information, Speccy, and Dmp files are all accessed through:

https://1drv.ms/f/s!Ao6GgC-crHzNhR2_6w1SX7OvoiLr

I'm running Windows 10 and I've made sure my drivers are as up to date as they get; I've also run the System File Checker and Memtest, and both come back with no errors.

 

UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION and other bsods

Hello,

In the past, I think I've seen BSODs very rarely, but for some reason yesterday, I kept getting BSOD after BSOD. I had a total of 10 bsod's yesterday, but unfortunatly, I lost the dmp files (due to my own stupidity)

I know that more bsod files would definitely help especially since all my BSODs were not the same (i had some NTFS.sys ones as well as a lot of UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION(ntoskrnl.sys) and one ndu.sys one...)

I've ran one pass of memtest86+ and it came out clean. I'll be doing another one now to see how it goes. I've ran chkdsk with no problems and sfcscan multiple times with no issues. In the past, it used to crash all of a sudden (usually while playing games,
but not always), but recently I've noticed that when I play Overwatch, Overwatch freezes, but my computer is still usable for a good 1 - 3 minutes before I BSOD. I've also clean wiped my NVIDIA driver and uninstalled MSI Afterburner before reinstalling the
drivers.

If someone could look into the DMP i provided and tell me what would be a likely cause, I would very appreciate it. I will try to upload more BSODs as they happen.

Also, this is my first post, so I may have left stuff out, or done something stupid. Please tell me asap if that's the case.

ZIP FILE containing minidump, MEMORY.dmp, Speccy in xml/txt files, and sysinfo.nfo

New folder (2).zip

Edit: Ran a 2nd memtest86+ pass + more and no errors. Also here's the most common bsod i get. It's usually when Black Desert Online is running. (In the past, I've gotten a bsod for driver verfication violation on xhunter1.sys which apparently is xigncode3
from BDO)

(will post when i upload it)

 

I do not analyze these threads you would have to wait for one of our staff who does, but this is a new game have you installed that latest game ready drivers ?
http://www.nvidia.com/download/drive...x/102997/en-us

This is the type of errors you receive http://www.advancedclustering.com/ac...ptions-or-mce/

 

Yes my video card drivers are up to date.

 

O.k. i was wondering. Did the other article shed some light on this error you receive ?

 

Please remove / disable items from the startup in taskmanager
These programs could interfere with the boot process giving you trouble and increase the boot time.

Please remove all overclocking, overclocking is 1 of the main causes of the crashes you have.

 

If other games that use 100% of the CPU and a 24 hour stress test don't result in the bluescreen doesn't that suggest it isn't related to the overclock?

 

At the moment it doesn't really matter if the overclock is stable in other situations, what does matter is to remove the overclock until your system is 100% stable again. It is the first step of troubleshooting with hardware errors.

The crashes 0x9C & 0x124 are both hardware crashes, the 0x124 is the 'new' version.
Hardware crashes can occur due to faulty hardware, overheating, dust, BIOS problems, pushing hardware too far (overclocking), drivers, improper cooling, software, etc.,