Video Card causing BSOD


  1. thebladeroden
    Posts : 74
    Windows 7 64-bit SP1
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    Video Card causing BSOD


    I'm running WIndows 7 64, at first I had a Geforce 8800 GTS, which worked fine for 3 years, but after moving I started getting red speckles and blank outs and eventually every time I tried logging in I would get a BSOD causes by nvlddmkm.sys. People said my card was dying, so I replaced it with an Asus ENGTX460. That was working fine for a coouple hours, but then that started causing BSOD. After wiping and reinstalling the drivers some more, I can log into Windows, but now the device manager says "windows has stopped this device because its has reported problems" and many applications can't detect the video card. Also the screen is now covered in yellow lines and i really hope this card isn't meeting the same fate as my last one in less than a day.

    As the sticky suggested I have collected those dump files into this zip
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  3. yowanvista
    Posts : 8,383
    Windows 10 Pro x64, Arch Linux
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    Check your RAM with memtest86
    Here is a tutorial: RAM - Test with Memtest86+

    Remove the display drivers using Guru3D - Driver Sweeper (Setup) download from Guru3D.com

    Install these drivers: http://www.nvidia.com/object/win7-wi...ql-driver.html


    The PCI slot may be damaged leading to "windows has stopped this device because its has reported problems"
    Overheating can also be the cause, clean your PC
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