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The same problem happened to me on XP 32-bit, Vista 32-bit and 64-bit. It's most definately a driver issue. No known fix for it yet. Check your GPU core and shader clock speeds. Check the temps as well. Make sure the GPU runs @ ~80C, full load.
Then, I would suggest uninstalling your current...
Don't assume his drivers are current, MAKE SURE they are current.
1. Uninstall the current drivers.
2. Reboot
3. Install the new ones.
4. Reboot
5. Try again
There's a 50/50 chance that the equipment is either faulty returns, or samples sent by the company. People who shop at CompUSA and all those other big retail outlets would prefer to look at the actual product rather than the specs.
It appears that my "Display driver not working..." troubles are over! :p
Here's what I did:
- Installed Vista Ultimate 32-bit.
- Did not install nForce chipset drivers.
- Did not install Realtek HD audio drivers.
- Did not install Forceware video drivers...yet.
- Installed Vista...
Ok, first off, you left out one piece of critical information.....a screenshot of the Processes tab - this would tell you which program was using up the most RAM.
Second, why do you have such a big pagefile? You dont need something that big for a system as fast as yours.... the Superfetch...
I'm also having this problem when viewing videos on YouTube or playing Oblivion. I'm running Vista 32-bit. My system specs are in my sig.
This is the error I get...
I'll try installing the microcode update to see if that helps, although I noticed that most people experiencing this issue have...
I've ordered one 8800 Ultra, and might go for another one, if my case permits it. Does anyone know if they will fit?
P.S. This is my case, for those of you have never seen the Lian Li PC-V1000:
I have a vendetta against MSI products....after what happened with that capacitor scandal a few years back, I'm still finding leaky capacitors on MSI electronics. :mad: