0x0000000a.....0x0000007c (or c7 i forget)
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I'll have a look first thing when I get in to work tomorrow, if Mak hasn't seen this before then.Ok, had a look through. Looks like ntoskrnl.exe is faulting most of the time, with a scattering of other faults.
I'd try updating your chipset drivers, you can find them here:
MSI Europe ? Computer, Laptop, Notebook, Desktop, Mainboard, Graphics and more
They're called the 'System Drivers' on that site. Also update your Sound drivers while you're there (Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers)
I'd try updating your chipset drivers, you can find them here:
MSI Europe ? Computer, Laptop, Notebook, Desktop, Mainboard, Graphics and more
They're called the 'System Drivers' on that site. Also update your Sound drivers while you're there (Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers)
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If updating drivers doesn't work, then RMA the motherboard, it's rare for that many motherboard based sensors to not be reporting, and all the others such as GPU/HDD reporting properly.
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Ok drivers installed as instructed......... 120810-23852-01.zip ...........You tell me? WHY!!!!!! 
*Edit: Additional info* http://www.mediafire.com/?lde1t88hecwmota <----- I only crash from fallout now so think of that as you help a poor poor man who only wants to roam and pillage. Is that so much to ask?
*Edit: Additional info* http://www.mediafire.com/?lde1t88hecwmota <----- I only crash from fallout now so think of that as you help a poor poor man who only wants to roam and pillage. Is that so much to ask?
Made sure you're on the latest nvidia drivers?
NVIDIA DRIVERS 260.99 WHQL
they specifically address compatibility issues with Fallout New Vegas
NVIDIA DRIVERS 260.99 WHQL
they specifically address compatibility issues with Fallout New Vegas
greatscotch
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yea drivers are up to date.....Why what would make a comp crash progressively more because it seem like it's getting wrose and I've done very little. I guess its a dead board basically. I have to go through MSI since NewEgg is a no go with so much time passed. Eff Me.
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RMA isn't a death sentence, it happens. Sit down and have a Coke. 
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id say its a bad motherboard went threw the same probs with my board and it just got worse till i replaced it. everything works fine now only part that suxs is i waited to long and it damaged alot of my other parts. so far had to replace mem and video card. cpu seems to be ok. had problems with random voltage drops causing BSOD.
Have you ran the WD Data Lifeguard diagnostic tools yet? You might have a few bad sectors on your drive.
WD Support / Downloads / SATA & SAS / WD Caviar Blue / SE / SE16 (SATA II)
Have you tried disabling Cool & Quiet in your bios? I've seen it cause a variety of problems.
WD Support / Downloads / SATA & SAS / WD Caviar Blue / SE / SE16 (SATA II)
Have you tried disabling Cool & Quiet in your bios? I've seen it cause a variety of problems.
greatscotch
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I dont use the cool and quiet, that is to say I never activated it and the board should be on default settings. no bad sectors, I've run chk dsk a few times over the bue screens and haven't found any issues since I got the new mem I have now. BTW I will not have a coke I will have a bowl, Caffine is no good for you. XD
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