W520 BSOD 0x00000124 [ Edited ]

[raksan]

Just want to update the issue, now it seems my laptop run fine. No BSOD after long period (max cpu ~ 3.2ghz) of games played. And no BSOD after left idle. I didn't do anything to fix it, I just use the bios 1.32 (used to be like before). If the laptop is fine like this I'll be more than satisfied, but I doubt the problem will come again since is so random.

And I would like to thank to everyone here try to get my issue solved.

[raksan]

My problem is not solved yet. After two weeks without blue screen, I got it again last night while I was playing games. The problem is very random, I wonder what I could report to the lenovo repair stuff and I really want to have my motherboard replaced. Anyone know where could I get this service? I'm not sure support center in my country could handle it, since this product is not availble in store yet, let alone a spare motherboard for replacement.

[raksan]

bump

^ update first post.

[ColonelONeill · Accepted solution]

I dunno... I'd see if you can get your CPU replaced...

[raksan]

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ColonelONeill wrote:
I dunno... I'd see if you can get your CPU replaced...

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I think I have to go this way, but I'll wait to do this after I have another laptop to use, I'm waiting for dell Latitude by the way.

[raksan]

Latop sent for repair, will update the result. Meanwhile I'm enjoying this slower latitude but no single crash so far.

[raksan]

^ Self bump, updated first post.

[toxaris]

Hello.

I also think I got this problem with random BSOD on my W520.

What do I need to do to get the CPU replaced?

Do I need to hand over some dumps o other evidence of a faulty CPU?

//Daniel Persson, Sweden.

[Chatbox]

Which subsystem is causing your BSOD?

[raksan]

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toxaris wrote:

Hello.

I also think I got this problem with random BSOD on my W520.

What do I need to do to get the CPU replaced?

Do I need to hand over some dumps o other evidence of a faulty CPU?

//Daniel Persson, Sweden.

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Go to the repair shop and ask them to check your computer. And the minidump file is automatically generated by Windows in %SystemRoot%\Minidump folder. In my case I have ask them to see the dump file and explained them that is the hardware issue and ask for CPU check up/replacement.