Windows 7 - Random BSOD - Fresh install, fresh system

I will do when I come back from work HAve to go. Thanks for your assistance too !!!

if you can manage to burn the ISO then run it from boot the rest is automated , It won't damage anything and the worst that can happen is it throws up errors which you will see , I reckon if you take your time you won't have a problem and it is really important we eliminate the RAM as a potential problem as soon as possible

I would just like to know what does my Scandisk result gave ?

Is there anything wrong ? :/ hope my drive is not faulty !!!!!!

Memtest will come soon, no worry. Again, your help is more than appreciated. I will also post CPU-Z result in around 1 hour when I leave the job.

thanks

Here are my result for CPU-Z.

You will notice that even thought I turned off IntelSpeed step, my CPU clock keep going down from 1600 to 2400 as soon as the cpu is being used. (in some way I guess)

Hope this can help you...


I must add that for the last 52 hours my pc has been running non-stop doing multitasking, gaming, video on hdtv and lot of things that require more juice from the whole system, and everything has been stale so far...guess it didnt liked that nvidia driver...I also noticed a video hardware error in the problem monitor/problem history list, that I did not noticed before, prior to the series of the blue screen. You guys think it might be linked ?

checked over CPUZ results I don't see anything that that should be an issue it very well could have been the video card driver causing trouble

The more I read on the net and the more I think it is probably the case. Just went on nvidia forum people talking about windows 7 x64 and thoses drivers...BSOD...BSOD...

I think I have found my answers...still memtest to come...I'll post result as soon as I have a chance. Thanks for your assistance.

This forum is wonderful. You guys are awesome.

there seems to be way more issues with 64 Bit in general

Can anyone tell me if my scandisk report that I posted in a .rar file is saying something important ?

Well. After four days of full use without any BSOD... I closed me cpu 4 hours, then opened it to play MW2 , played around 1 hour, suddenlly another of those BS BSOD.

Here is the dump file. I guess there is still a problem with my system. Memtest result will be posted tomorrow at 9:45 pm new-york time.

Thanks for your help to all.

I did 5 full pass without error on memtest 86 v3.4. (the 3.5 would not start for some reasons.)

During the 6th pass, when I woke up, it suddenly found 269 errors during the test number 7. I took pictures wiith me digital camera and then closed it.

Does this mean my ram is fault ?

A strange thing is at some point during the analysis process, it would test ram range from 4096 b to 4884 mb, but I have only 4096 mb...

What do I need to do now. :/ Thoses errors happenned when they were testing the first 2 gig.