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Windows Vista 64 bit and FX 8800 GTX BSOD's problem!Plz help

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:'(  Hi guys.Im really angry and couldnt find any info how to solve that problem,which i have.
My PC is: Intel Core Duo 6400;
FX 8800GTX;
2GB RAM Corsair 4:4:4:12
P5B deluxe mainboard.

So the problem is: when i load my OS on the start up it crashes with BSODs and the system reloads and here i can see the problem ,which describes that:

Problem's sygnatures:
The name of problem event: BlueScreen
Version of ОS: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1
Language Code: 1058

The files, which describe the problem (some files couldnt exist more)
Mini043007-02.dmp
sysdata.xml
Version.txt


Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 3b
BCP1: 00000000C0000005
BCP2: FFFFF80001C46D30
BCP3: FFFFF98013CAB800
BCP4: 0000000000000000
OS Version: 6_0_6000
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 256_1
Server information: 6dbd1a99-3b08-4642-b878-4abba6edd272

Plz!Anybody,tell me what to do or at least explain me what is the problem of this damn occurance.Course i have that problem 2-3 times from 6 PC's launchs!Be so kind...

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BSOD is usually caused by memory.. either your memory is not getting enough voltage for its clock settings or it is failing..

This is probably not a problem with Vista or your video card.

Are you overclocking at all?

I'm not very familiar with bios on your motherboard.. but you need to be sure that the memory voltage is at least 2.1v.. defualt is 1.8v so you need +0.3v...

You could also post your problem in the hardware->homemade build forum, for more hits.
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Anytime you OC, you have the chance of the hardware/OS not reporting things in synch like they should. Look in the hardware section and you will find several OCers who have complained that Vista OC is close but not exactly the same as XP. Most of the time there is no issue, but every once in a while with certain chips Vista won't accept the setting. Maybe they will know how you can get back to a base to see if it is your OC settings.
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