BSOD problems

[rterst]

Hello,

I've been trying to fix my BSOD problems with Win7 pro x64 for a good part of 2 weeks now but with no success it seems
Here's what I have done so far:
Tested CPU (Prime 95)
Tested RAM (memtest)
Tested Vcard (futuremark, pcmark, furmark)
All the tests passed and temperatures are within the norm even under full load.

PC config:
P5e3 pro asus mobo with q9550 quad core, 4gb of 1600Mhz 2-chan ram OCZgold, ATI 5850 v-card etc.
I have installed all the latest drivers I could find, yet still I have 3+ BSODs a day. Some of them seem to point to DX11 issues: dxgmms1.sys, however a lot of them happen during simple OS use (browsing, archiving, idle).

Could someone please point me to something of value?

4 most recent dmp files attached

Thanks in advance

 

[TGSoldier]

Update your video card driver. http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=win7/windows-7-64bit
If you're overclocking, stop.

5 passes with memtest?

 

[rterst]

As I mentioned I have all the latest drivers I could find (that includes the v-card). Problem happens regardless of overclocking/stock/underclocking. And crashes happen even during non-gaming (ie non-video-card intensive uses).
Oh, and memtest ran overnight

 

[TGSoldier]

Similar topic handled here.

This user fixed his problem with a clean install and disconnecting his ethernet cable during install. Have a look. Hope this helps you.

http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/38569-bsod-running-crysis-dxgmms1-sys.html

 

[rterst]

I've looked through all of my cores and it looks like 'ntoskrnl.exe' was one of the (or only) culprit in all the BSODs. Seems not very likely that it is a v-card driver issue.
If all else fails I will try full win reinstall with the offline driver installation, but I would prefer not to resort to such a drastic step just yet.