dxgmms1.sys, IRQL_NOT, and win32k.sys BSODS

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  1. nintendo2024
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    Alright, I tried both drivers, and they both ended up BSOD'ing on me (the last driver gave me the same dxgmms1.sys BSOD, while the second to the last driver gave me a "video memory manager" error). Should I go ahead with driver verification route? Or is there nothing else that can be done?
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  3. Maguscreed
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    nintendo2024 said:
    "video memory manager" error?

    That sounds like a potential problem with the card itself. You may want to contact them with your problem at this point. We've pretty much ruled out it being a driver problem.
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