Windows 10: BSOD/System Lock playing World Of Warcraft, error 0x00000124

Good afternoon,

Over the past week, I have encountered a BSOD or Hard Lock approximately 20 minutes after starting to play World of Warcraft. I believe the error code that I am receiving is 0x00000124.

I was looking through the Event Viewer to find out exactly what went wrong, but unfortunately, I am not experienced enough to understand each of the events.

I have uploaded the zip file created from the DM log collector to this thread.

Any help you can provide to give me an idea of what is causing this issue is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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BSOD

When I running certain applications (World of Warcraft), if the operating system has just been launched and has not had time to install the updates (usually Windows defender), I've got a BSOD. When this application is running about an hour, when all that
is possible has already been downloaded, there is no problem. This problem first arose on August 15 at Windos 8.1. Completely reinstall the operating system to Windows 10, all applications, all drivers have been re-established, the error and BSOD preserved.
Maintenance of World of Warcraft said that they have no problems, please contact at Microsoft.

my log:

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Worth noting that I believe these started occurring after I started to try to Overclock my GPUs. I have since reverted them to default clock, but it is still occurring.

 

The most recent dump is from 5.03.2017 23:14:40 and points to GPU Problem (overclocking should be the cause)

Code: 0x00000124: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (5.03.2017 23:14:40) [Windows 10] CAUSED BY: GenuineIntel [16.07.2016] hal.dll (Hardware Abstraction Layer DLL. NO Driver) WHEA Notify: PCI Express Error Type: Error: PROCESS: System Usual causes: Hardware, Incompatibility, May be driver corruption WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (124) A fatal hardware error has occurred. Parameter 1 identifies the type of error source that reported the error. Parameter 2 holds the address of the WHEA_ERROR_RECORD structure that describes the error conditon.[/quote]
U should completely reset the clocks via MSI Afterburner (settings all to default, deleting profiles, etc....)
After that u should remove MSI Afterburner completely from the system. Its knwo for causing Bluescreens when running in the background.

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