Recent content by shifty

I figure the motherboard gave out. I used memtest to test the RAM and returned no errors. For reference however, the models are listed: ASUS P5N-D with latest bios revision Corsair Value select 1 gb modules (4 gb worth) 667 mhz

Well, I replaced the motherboard (and consequently the RAM) and everything is back to normal. Just a report for all who are curious about these kinds of errors.

Well no, Underclocking did nothing. Still got the nvlddmkm.sys error. Joy. For anyone who can decipher this, here is the error coding Problem signature: Problem Event Name: BlueScreen OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1 Locale ID: 1033 Additional information about the problem...

Yes the cards were both PCIE 2.0 x16. The cards are in the proper slot. It is an SLI board, but the card is in the correct, top, one. I COULD try reseating the cards, it seems like a logical idea. The chipset drivers are from Asus/Nvidia but the problem was also occuring on the W7 chipset...

The power supply is brand new, so yes it complies. I have tested RAM thoroughly, but I suppose it would be a good idea to switch to a non value brand <_< Yes, the lower series of card did work... But using a GTX card shouldnt make that much of a difference, should it? Event viewer just says...

Thank you for the welcome. Happy new year to all of you as well! I have 1000W of power, more than I'll ever need, and it is a brand new unit. I bought it just to see if it would remedy my situation. Long story short, it didn't. About the overheating, i have a LOT of fans running, and the GPU...

Hi everyone, I'm new to these forums, and I desparately need help here... For months now, ive been having horrid computer problems. First I would get random crashes with no bluescreens... So after switching many parts out, It turned out to be the graphics card. I switched, quite temporarily from...