BSOD every 10 minutes.

F5D7050 -- Seems like Vuze takes the computer out too.

Do you know what version it is? If we can find what chipset it uses we might be able to find some better drivers for it.

Install the latest video driver for your card. If you've already done so, disable SLI and see if that has any beneficial effect, as a test.

You could also try underclocking your card slightly, like 20 or 30 MHz. Or could try upping PCI-Express speed in bios.

This thread seems to talk about the problem, or related:

http://www.driverheaven.net/vista-nv...ddmkm-sys.html

I think it is some port setting in the card which is crashing the system??? and according to him that happens only when he starts some or other Torrent program... (as he said)
@Takara
Does it even crash if u don't run any torrent programs....

Hammerhead786 said:

Do you know what version it is? If we can find what chipset it uses we might be able to find some better drivers for it.

Looking at the wireless card, only thing on there is the model number of F5D7050.

bhuulo said:

I think it is some port setting in the card which is crashing the system??? and according to him that happens only when he starts some or other Torrent program... (as he said)
@Takara
Does it even crash if u don't run any torrent programs....

If I don't run any torrent program, it doesn't crash.

torrentg said:

Install the latest video driver for your card. If you've already done so, disable SLI and see if that has any beneficial effect, as a test.

You could also try underclocking your card slightly, like 20 or 30 MHz. Or could try upping PCI-Express speed in bios.

This thread seems to talk about the problem, or related:

» how to solve nvlddmkm.sys

That particular BSOD hasn't happened since I reinstalled my nvidia drivers.

Can you get the fcc id off the back of the wireless card along with any other details?

Sure thing.

FCC ID: RAXWN4501H
IC: 4711A-WN4501H
Model: F5D7050

That what you're looking for?

Takara said:

If I don't run any torrent program, it doesn't crash.

I can surely say it is a port setting which a torrent program tries to access to connect to internet Whether it was uTorrent or Vuze or may be any other....

Try to change your port settings in uTorrent->Options->Preferences->Connection and try and inform us again....