Recent content by Iarwain

No I know guys, I'm not trying to be a prick, but it is frustrating. NB voltage has been on auto, normal, high, and very high (those are the options I have)

Yes, a full run, I've let it go overnight, many times. I've let the windows memory diagnostic go, overnight, many times. Never get BSODs or any other issues from XP, it just doesn't happen, there is nothing wrong with the memory, which I think is verified when I actually try to underclock the...

I've tried turning down all overclocking, of course that was my first answer. It isn't a hardware fault, there's just no way Vista is able to "find" these faults. I would notice something in XP, there'd be artifacting in tests, or overheating, there'd be something that tells me there is a...

Yes, not a single restart, even overclocked. And to humor us all I retried Vista again tonight. I took out 2gigs, installed vista, restarted, downloaded every update, optional, recommended, or otherwise, installed them all, restarted, then restarted again to be certain. Then I installed...

Yes, of course I get the driver has stopped responding error, that's what the whole thread is about. And I never, not once, blamed the drivers from ATI. I realize this is a Vista issue. And by all hell breaking lose, I mean the driver will fail, 3 or 4 times in a row sometimes, and then...

Yes, I knew about this, and was using Vista before I upgraded my RAM from 2x1gb sticks to 2x2gb sticks, at that point, I had installed every single update possible, installed the RAM, all hell breaks lose.

All right guys, since you all seem to have all the answers, let me explain why it is not hardware related, in my case. Installed Vista. 32 bit or 64 bit, doesn't really matter. Crashes. Immediately upon opening a game, even just using the desktop, crash after crash. Even with recovery...