Blue screen of death have mercy (1 Viewer)

[Orky]

Hi, i have had this problem for quite a while now, and there seems to be no solution to it.
Im using :
AMD64 3200+
GA-K8NNXP mobo
512 Kingston ddr3200 ram
western digital SATA 120g
Creative Soundblaster Live 5.1 DE
When i try to run any type of games including 3dmark03, i get a blue screen of death
error messages include:
page fault in nonpaged area nv4_disp.dll (most common one)
bad pool caller
ntfs.sys
driver irql not less or equal
rtl819.sys
tcpip.exe.

i have tried reinstalling drivers for video card from the cd and the latest from nvidia.
and also the same for mobo drivers for nforce3
also tried reinstalling win xp
and removed everything: usb devices, sound card, network cables
stilll the same.
recently i found out that if i don't install any mobo drivers there seems to be no problems and when i install the drivers for mobo the problem comes back... haven't tested this fully but im pretty sure...
Can anyone help me out one this problem???

Thanks in advance

 

[Winston]

it sounds like major driver issues... i'd recommend you ask Nvidia about it... and send them an e-mail about it, it's a hardware fault, and it've more related to your video card. You sure there isn't any new driver updates, i'm sure there has been.

 

[Orky]

na i have downloaded the latest drivers for both mobo and vid card...
sigh... don't want to drive out to umart again to check the comp again...

 

[Ragerunner]

Try asking in these forums. (You need to register first)

http://forums.overclockers.com.au

They got much smarter and experienced people there than here and a lot more people.

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Ragerunner

They got much smarter and experienced people there than here and a lot more people.

Uno that's rather insulting to all the helpers here, and i pressume you're Mr. 1337 fixer too, good work.


Another response to Orky, it seems to me that the Mobo Drivers, are causing conflicts with the gfx card, does this happen constantly? Or does it happen when you do certain things, e.g. play games for example.

 

[redslert]

lol doesn't insult me, i hang around both forums

Orky, it sounds like evil nVidia drivers, i have had this problem plague me for ages, the solution to my problem was LOL switch to ATI!
it solved everything for me

ok, have you tried omega drivers?
http://www.omegacorner.com/
i'm not sure if these drivers would work for nforce3? just give them a try

 

[Ragerunner]

Originally posted by Winston
Uno that's rather insulting to all the helpers here, and i pressume you're Mr. 1337 fixer too, good work.

The priority is getting it fixed. BOS doesn't need to be the only place to ask for help. I'm sure no one will be insulted that I recommended another place, unless your earning money from this.

 

[cyrax83]

it sounds like it might be your RAM. Try changing RAM sticks

 

[jm1234567890]

... you shouldn't have gotten nForce3, they have been known to be problematic... the via chipset is betta

I had that problem on my nForce2 system, it was the performance settings, you have to set the optimise memory to programs rather than system cache

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
The priority is getting it fixed. BOS doesn't need to be the only place to ask for help. I'm sure no one will be insulted that I recommended another place, unless your earning money from this.

How about you implied that no one is competant to help this member out. You might want to re-read what you said.

 

[Ragerunner]

I never said your incompetant, I said that forum has -smarter- people. Read it properly.

Obviously it's smarter because it's an entire forum based on computer related information.

duh.

 

[Ninga]

I used to get some of the same probs as u, mainly the page fault one. Check ya mobo, and see what speed ram it can take. This was my problem. I had ddr 400 ram, and even though my mobo was made to take this speed, it could only take them for some types of ram, and i dont think my ram was on that list. So, i fixed this by actually manually turning down the ram speed in my bios to 333Mhz. Haven't had a problem with it since. I looked at upgrading my drivers, etc, but that didnt fix my problem. So, check ya ram speed, and try slowing it down to the setting below and see if that works. bad pool caller, ntfs.sys, rtl819.sys, tcpip.exe were never errors i had though, but maybe theyre all related to the instability of your system due to the ram. ntfs would be related to your hard drive though? And i kept on getting errors related to my mini dump as well, but i think that was related to the RAM too. But i could be wrong. I did a lot of reading about this on the net when this happened, cos it happened on my new computer which i got 11months ago Anyways, good luck with it all.

 

[velox]

Winston is smart
I hope that made you feel better
Seriously guys, you are extremely helpful!! Dont forget that!!

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
I never said your incompetant, I said that forum has -smarter- people. Read it properly.

Obviously it's smarter because it's an entire forum based on computer related information.

duh.

"duh"? Right... you nugget face. How about your read it properly you ginormous penis jockey, anal warrior, pooh pushing ass!

Ahhh... much better

 

[Merforga]

The easiest way to fix these problems is to get a brand new system and donate your old computer parts to charity! As a matter of fact....I'm running a charity for that right now...

 

[t-i-m-m-y]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
Try asking in these forums. (You need to register first)

http://forums.overclockers.com.au

They got much smarter and experienced people there than here and a lot more people.

what was ur userid again?


orky. try using some older drivers. often the new ones have stablitiy issues. i find that one of the older drivers works best for my setup (ti4200- upgrading soon) and has the best performance. what graphics are u actually using? u haven't specified ( or i haven't read it)

lolz time to overclock again * i need to up the vcore and maybe vdimm. prime 95 has errors