Solved Bluescreen randomly happening

[McGoo81]

The above posted voltages are the only ones that I saw int he bios and hwmonitor.

 

[McGoo81]

also...I have the two manuals downloaded but cant seem to upload them for some reason.

 

[McGoo81]

Had a quick curiosity.....Is there anyway by looking at a graphics card board to tell if its fried...other than the obvious scorch marks and melted plastic kinda thing.

 

[Dave76]

For the graphics card, best way to tell is try another card in your system and/or try your card in another system.

Does your BIOS have a SPP voltage?

Post a camera shot of the voltage section of your BIOS.

 

[McGoo81]

Finally found the value you were looking for within my bios. Attached a few others camera shots as well. Hopefully they came out visably.

Also, is there a way I can send you a copy of the downloaded manuals for the MB is you need them?

 

[Dave76]

Here is some information on running more than 4GB RAM on a Nforce board.

Wanna run 4x2GB on nForce board?

This is a known issue with Nforce boards, try the settings recommended on the link above.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Post back with the changes you make.

Since your board doesn't like 4 RAM cards, using 4 different RAM cards is going to compound the problem.

Your third picture, 'System Voltages' Nforce SPP is the north bridge (NB) voltage.
As recommended on the site linked above you need to bump that voltage.