PC black screen and back (lockup). Nvidia kernel mode driver stopped

telis80

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Hi, my problem is that when i play games like Call of Duty and WoW my pc sucks for a bit and comes to normal. It shows "Nvidia kernel mode driver stopped responding...." but in games such as League of Legends it runs normal. I ve changed the Hard Drive and CPU fan and 4 giga ram recently. The Processor : Intel 2 Duo E4600 2.40ghz. So what can i do..?
 

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Bottleneck is probably combo of your CPU, [what video?] and motherboard chipset. [southbridge/northbridge which effects it all]

I'd try upgrading the chipset drivers and BIOS of your motherboard, found on your motherboard's web site, FIRST.

That CPU is a bit low for gaming, LoL is probably well optimized code and lower requirements as a result.

Not knowing all your hardware.... Fill in the specs, you can run msinfo32.exe from Start | search box and get the info there. Video card will be listed under Components | Display.

Guessing without it, that you could use a video card and CPU upgrade, that CPU is circa 4Q/'07 so it has seen better days, whole system replacement is probably in order, to catch up to 2013 gaming.

Looking on newegg just for an idea, this is the only LGA775 slot CPU (same slot type as a E4600) even available, and it's a refurb: (plus no guarantee your motherboard supports it, without looking it up.)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116903&IsVirtualParent=1

If your motherboard even has a PCI Express x16 slot, what version is it, 1.0/1.1/2.0? will likely limit a video card choice, also, let alone the PSU in it.
 

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MSI 890FXA-GD70
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8G CAS-7 G-Skill DDR3 @1333 (2 fours) [mobo nonOC max rec'd]
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Radeon HD 7950 [3 gigs of GDDR5] MSI Twin Frozr model
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Thermaltake Spin Q CPU Cooler, in service since August 2010
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Logitech G11
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Logitech M310 Wireless
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100 Megabit broadband supposedly upgraded from 50 (Cable)
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Bitdefender Internet Security 2014 suite
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Pale Moon 64-bit main, also IceDragon, Opera, and Maxthon.
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CompTIA A+ certified (220-800 series) in July 2013.
i heard this thing is called TDR or something like this..can i fix it? Graphics can run in high specs but in does this all the time
..the card is supposed to run all this..My specs are
Proccessor : Intel COre 2 DUo E4600 2.40GH
Video Card : MSI Nvidia GT430
Ram 4G
 

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You are pretty light with that GT430 video card for Direct-X centric games, to see how bad, compare it to mine here, I assumed that was a OEM GT430, there were two other choices, likely matters very little:

GeForce GT 430 (OEM) vs Radeon HD 7950 3GB – Performance Comparison Benchmarks @ Hardware Compare

Mind you, ^ I have a top tier card.

Even jumping to a old Nvidia mediocre GT460:

GeForce GT 430 (OEM) vs GeForce GTX 460 1GB – Performance Comparison Benchmarks @ Hardware Compare

or

mediocre Radeon HD 7770:

GeForce GT 430 (OEM) vs Radeon HD 7770 – Performance Comparison Benchmarks @ Hardware Compare

Just know you likely need higher Watt PSU as well, if you get a new video card.
PSU Calculator here, get the video card watts off that hwcompare listing.

Thermaltake Power Supply Calculator


TDR wise, hmmmmm

http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/TDR

Or did you mean Data Transfer Rate: DTR
 

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PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Self Built Custom
OS
Windows 7 Ultimate Retail Box (64-bit installed) + Service Pack 1
CPU
AMD FX-8350 CPU v1.15 (or 1.0F) BIOS was required!
Motherboard
MSI 890FXA-GD70
Memory
8G CAS-7 G-Skill DDR3 @1333 (2 fours) [mobo nonOC max rec'd]
Graphics Card(s)
Radeon HD 7950 [3 gigs of GDDR5] MSI Twin Frozr model
Sound Card
Realtek High Definition Audio (onboard mobo, ALC-889 chip)
Monitor(s) Displays
2 WS LED Monitors: One LG One Viewsonic
Screen Resolution
1920 by 1080
Hard Drives
SSD for OS: Samsung 840 Pro
SSD for VM and utilities: Adata SX900
7200 RPM SATA HDs for the rest: Hitachi and Seagate
PSU
Corsair TX850 - 850W max, in service since August 2010.
Case
Thermaltake Armor A90
Cooling
Thermaltake Spin Q CPU Cooler, in service since August 2010
Keyboard
Logitech G11
Mouse
Logitech M310 Wireless
Internet Speed
100 Megabit broadband supposedly upgraded from 50 (Cable)
Antivirus
Bitdefender Internet Security 2014 suite
Browser
Pale Moon 64-bit main, also IceDragon, Opera, and Maxthon.
Other Info
CompTIA A+ certified (220-800 series) in July 2013.

TDR = Timeout Detection and Recovery.

It throws a wobbly when a GPU takes longer than 2 seconds or something to render a frame and the driver crashes. It stops the whole computer from crashing when it does happen though. You can disable it in the registry, but I wouldn't advise this as if you're getting serious problems with it, implementing a workaround won't really help matters much.

What you could do is try a full driver reinstall with the latest Nvidia drivers.

Download Driver Sweeper and the latest Nvidia drivers

Uninstall graphic drivers.

Boot into safe mode and run Driver Sweeper

Boot back into Windows once that's done and install the new drivers and check the "Clean install" option and see how you get on.
 

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Intel Core i7 4790k
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MSI Z97S Krait Edition
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8GB Corsair Dominator 1600MHz
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MSI TwinFrozr GeForce GTX770
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ASUS Xonar DX/XD 7.1
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Dell 24" S2409W + Dell 20" E207WFP
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Logitech G510S Keyboard
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Logitech G500S Laser Mouse
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Microsoft Security Essentials
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Google Chrome
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LG Blu-Ray player
no solution :/ ....its kinda weird cause when i play league of legens it is very rare to freeze....of course im using low graphics....but the weirdest thing is that it freezes when i play wow!!!!i play a server TBC which was released in 2007!!!!!!!! even in 800x600 it will do it! it breaks my nerves....plz help! all the time...it shows a black screen freezes and comes back....sometimes i have to rr.....nothing else runs exept the game...even anti virus....
 

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my motherboard is gigabyte ga g33m s2
 

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