nVidia driver BSOD - Mainly Cold Boot

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  1. Arthur Hucksake
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
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    Randomly reared its ugly head again. Damn. Just changing things in display panel.

    Switched out the ram now for a better brand, CPU seems to be a few C cooler for some reason. See how this goes. This is driving me nuts.

    Not crashed since new ram installed.
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  3. DeanP
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    Sounds good news. The old RAM may be faulty.
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