From Belarc:
Board: ASUSTeK Computer INC. M4N68T Rev X.0x
Serial Number: MT7006013601817
Bus Clock: 200 megahertz
BIOS: American Megatrends Inc. 0706 04/09/2010
Can't find any of the things You mentioned in my BIOS.
The sticker on my ram sticks say: 1333Mhz 9-9-9-24 1.50V
Do you have an overclocking section of bios? It should be there, timings in dram riming control, look for dram voltage too.
Ok so I tried that. Didn't work and I'm still getting bsod's because of ntoskrnl.exe. So, to conclude: It's not the HDD - tried that by getting a new, It's not the ram - tried that both with memtest86 and changing the voltage, timings and frequency. It's not the Graphics card - tried that by getting a new and updating the drivers from ATI. What could it be?
Shows some problem with ATI drivers.
Did you install the latest version?
Enable Driver Verifier to see if it catches any misbehaving driver:
I'm fairly sure I installed the latest version, will double-check though.
It crashed multiple times before i could even get into Windows, and I couldn't get into safe mode either so i had to do a system restore. Clearly some drivers are faulty, how do I know which are? Should I try the Driver Verifier with just one driver selected one by one?
I don't know if you can do this, but if you think you can, try it. Go to AMD and download the latest WHQL driver and put it on your desktop. Also download Driver Sweeper and put it on your desktop (be careful of all the 'extras' they want you to download with it). Uninstall amd display driver from control panel, it will tell you to reboot, do so. Open the AMD driver, accept the terms and it will ask you if you want to install or uninstall, select uninstall and reboot again when it finishes, only this time boot into safe mode. In safe mode open driver sweeper and select only AMD Display driver, click the analyze button, then clean. It will tell you to reboot, do so. That is about as clean as you can get the system of the old drivers. Run the AMD Display driver you downloaded, only this time click install. That should resolve any problems you have with a graphics driver. It sounds like a lot, but is really 5 minutes once you download the 2 drivers.
Ok, so that seems to have helped against the AMD-caused bsods. However I'm still getting bsods because of ntoskrnl.exe
Kreshnak
1. Please update you bios to the latest Version 1102 ....this has stability fixes.
2. What the PSU make, model as well the Total Wattage.
Report if BSOD after the BIOS update
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