Windows 10: Windows 11 - BSOD Kernel 124 - AV_NetAdapterCx!NxRxXlat::GetCorrespondingMdl

Hi, One of our users are experiencing BSOD Kernel 124.After analyzing the dmp logs via WinDbg the issue seems to happen due to network adapter as seen below:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------FAULTING_SOURCE_LINE: minio\netcx\translator\nxrxxlat.cppFAULTING_SOURCE_FILE: minio\netcx\translator\nxrxxlat.cppFAULTING_SOURCE_LINE_NUMBER: 1183FAULTING_SOURCE_SRV_COMMAND: https://dev.azure.com/microsoft/OS/_apis/git/repositories/os.2020/items?path=/minio/netcx/translator/nxrxxlat.cpp&

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WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (124) BSOD

BSOD 124 (When OCing) usually means needs more VCORE.

 

BSOD 124 while gaming

PSU should be fine if its working properly. Not the greatest quality, the TX series, but more than adequate.

124 BSOD is typically a lack of voltage, at least when overclocking anyway. I would try to add .05V to your Vcore and see if that helps.

I have not read the other links...sorry if that was done already. It really is best to list what you did here so those assisting don't have to chase things around. *Smile

 

BSOD 124 on 3DMark only.

if thats a C3 stepping try 1.5 vcore.
if its a C2 stepping try 1.6 max.
keep temps under 55c.

if vcore moves at all when monitoring volts at higher volts, it wont do it period.
cpu-nb volt above 1.375 is only needed when running high north bridge speed 2600 +,
high ram fsb, or 4 sticks.

generally a 124 is vcore.
50, a, 34, etc are memory.

you need to post all your settings, and volts, some cpu-z, gpu-z screenies too.