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Most often STOP 0x124 errors are hardware errors - most people agree on this.
A lot also agree that it can be a compatibility problem also.
Still others (me among them) think that it can also be a driver issues - but this opinion isn't held by all.

A STOP 0x124 error is one generated by something other than Windows - most often this is your processor (CPU). It reports in the Windows Hardware Error Architecture - but deciphering those errors is beyond my abilities.

The first step to check this system would be to stop your overclocking temporarily to see if that makes the errors occur less frequently (or even go away). Troubleshooting errors in an overclocked system is more complex than in a stock system - it takes longer and the answers are harder to find because the system isn't behaving as it was designed to be.

Components fail, drivers get corrupted, stuff happens. That's a fact of life with computers. You've taken most of the preliminary steps, so let's move on to some more details.

Please upload at least one of your most recent memory dump files (usually located in C:\Windows\Mindump) so we can look at them and see what's going on inside the system. Most often these dump files aren't useful, but we can take a look at your drivers and maybe draw some conclusions from that.