ati video driver keep crashing

[nurvcom]

Well First my pc setup


2.5TB hardrives 3 Drive all SATA
Pioneer DVD Burner SATA
Memory CORSAIR 8gb DDR3 1333
AMD Phenom 2 805 quadcore 2.5ghz
Mobo MSI 790gx-g65
Video DIAMOND HD4850 1gb ram PCIxE16
power PS 650watt

PC got good cooling i check my flow and it moving past CPU and Video the most air



OS Windows Vista 64bit and Windows 7 64bit

Both OS

My mobo has onboard video and whe i pull my video card out and run off on board it still does this driver crashing

my video Card driver keep crashing in both os at desktop alll the time and it just keep doing it i just be watching a video on line or just looking at stuff or on web or anything even game all suddden my pc frozes for sec but my mouse moves and then go black and then back to desktop like nothing happen and windows keeps

and it doesnt do driver crash when i am in games like OFP2


and i tryed older drivers and newer drivers and i just dont know what to do

i about to pull this card out and see if it does it on g@y onboard video that came on this board.....




if anyone could show me any light or any info on what i should do or need to do lmk

Thanks
Nurvcom

 

[Zidane24]

Looks like it might be a hardware issue with the graphics card ...I would consider RMAing it

 

[torrentg]

Nah, I wouldn't suggest an RMA, because of this statement:

"My mobo has onboard video and whe i pull my video card out and run off on board it still does this driver crashing"

Check the event logs. Type Event Viewer in start menu search box. Double click Windows Logs on the left. Then double click System. Click level so it puts the column in order and all the red x are on top. Please post a screenshot of this.

 

[Zidane24]

Nah, I wouldn't suggest an RMA, because of this statement:

"My mobo has onboard video and whe i pull my video card out and run off on board it still does this driver crashing"

Check the event logs. Type Event Viewer in start menu search box. Double click Windows Logs on the left. Then double click System. Click level so it puts the column in order and all the red x are on top. Please post a screenshot of this.

Except the fact that he recants the statement below

i about to pull this card out and see if it does it on g@y onboard video that came on this board.....

 

[torrentg]

Haha, yes I did notice that myself and found it odd. "Which one is it", I was thinking!

He says that one of the games works well so I have to believe the card is physically in good working order.

 

[nurvcom]

on desktop it crashes on both onboard video and ati card but ingame both works fine


what should i check next

 

[torrentg]

Please see my post number 3 above about the event viewer. This should prove very helpful to a diagnosis and possible repair.

 

[nurvcom]

here the pic of what u whatted


i kinda dum when it come to this

 

[torrentg]

Oh no. The dreaded Kernel-Power. First thing I'd do is go to your motherboard manufacturer's site and see if there is a bios update available. Install it as per their instructions. Do not do anything in your home with power that may cause a tripped circuit breaker while flashing. You motherboard will be broken if so. It doesn't take long to do this so risk is very minimal. Ensure you use the correct bios update though.

Edit: Actually, here. I see you use MSI motherboard like me. They make it easy for you to update bios within Windows. Visit this and report back when done. There's a bios update from 12 days ago. Use the wizard and let it scan your system for you by clicking "click here."

http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloadindex

 

[Zidane24]

Oh no. The dreaded Kernel-Power. First thing I'd do is go to your motherboard manufacturer's site and see if there is a bios update available. Install it as per their instructions. Do not do anything in your home with power that may cause a tripped circuit breaker while flashing. You motherboard will be broken if so. It doesn't take long to do this so risk is very minimal. Ensure you use the correct bios update though.

Grr...you beat me to it

Was going to say almost the same thing

 

[nurvcom]

Oh no. The dreaded Kernel-Power. First thing I'd do is go to your motherboard manufacturer's site and see if there is a bios update available. Install it as per their instructions. Do not do anything in your home with power that may cause a tripped circuit breaker while flashing. You motherboard will be broken if so. It doesn't take long to do this so risk is very minimal. Ensure you use the correct bios update though.

the 3 dreaded Kernel-Power. i had to keep rebooting pc trying to get it to boot on usb drive do memory test

 

[torrentg]

That's alright. Update your bios as I said and you may find your problems are gone. If not, we're all here for ya.

 

[nurvcom]

i did the latest bios update and it still does it

Could my screen make the video keep crashing?

I use to be on 27in tv doing DVi to hdmi and i dont remerber it doing this video crashing that when i was on vista 64bit
then i upgraded to a new screen 50in pioneer Plazma that i got for free it tuner box died and it used DVI to screen so i hooked it up and it worked on my pc and now my crashes are like crazy



Thanks for all the help you guys

 

[torrentg]

Well the obvious first attempt at a fix is to run with your original tv as a test.
Or do you have a regular computer monitor to hook up instead?

You could possibly find a driver for the new Pioneer, on their website. Wouldn't hurt installing that if you do.

 

[nurvcom]

well i was wrong i got my bro screen and mine still locks up and does driver crash and recover

So should i contact MSI for RMA since it does it on Motherboard

 

[nurvcom]

here my event log so every thing can been seen to make shurr what wrong

 

[nurvcom]

bump

 

[torrentg]

Do whatever you can to get Steam off your system or perhaps update it instead.