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The thread discusses a user's recurring blue screen errors after installing a new EVGA GeForce GT 630 GPU on their Windows 7 64-bit desktop. The initial diagnosis suggests the crashes are caused by driver issues, specifically with the NVIDIA graphics driver (nvlddmkm.sys). The user is advised to update or reinstall drivers, disable overclocking, and provides detailed system information for further troubleshooting, with the overall tone remaining collaborative and solution-focused.
The thread discusses a user's recurring blue screen errors after installing a new EVGA GeForce GT 630 GPU on their Windows 7 64-bit desktop. The initial diagnosis suggests the crashes are caused by driver issues, specifically with the NVIDIA graphics driver (nvlddmkm.sys). The user is advised to update or reinstall drivers, disable overclocking, and provides detailed system information for further troubleshooting, with the overall tone remaining collaborative and solution-focused.
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kemical
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Well that's something at least.
If you still have the nvidia gt7600 pop that back in and see if the machine bsods with the same error. If it does then your possibly looking at a failing motherboard specifically the PCIE slot.
If you still have the nvidia gt7600 pop that back in and see if the machine bsods with the same error. If it does then your possibly looking at a failing motherboard specifically the PCIE slot.
