Problem with my graphic card or mobo

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by ThaiTea, Aug 3, 2010.

  1. ThaiTea

    ThaiTea Private E-2

    Hey, i am new to this site and my friend recommend this site for help on computer stuff.

    I just recently build a new comp, after I installed everything that I needed and use. While playing some games I got the Blue Screen of Death and it said something like Nv4.disp.dll, and STOP: 0x000000CF, 0x0000007E and few others i that forgot at the moment (Not all of those happen at the same time but all at different times). I researched these problems and try all the solutions that i found to fix these it~ I dont know if it could be my mobo or my graphic card problem. But from the finding I researched said it could be my Graphic card but I really doubt that its the graphic card problem. because before completing the new comp I did tested out that new graphic card in my old comp before i completed gathering all the other PC parts and it ran smoothly. After putting the new comp together i start getting these issues I dont know why~(the BSoD) I trying putting my new graphic card into my old mobo played some games and trying stressing it as much as I could at that time and works perfectly fine no BSoD or any other errors. so I try putting my old graphic card into my new mobo and did the same thing. Nothing happens sooo I am completely confused at this point. I dug more other ways and with some help of my friends, trying some more solutions on fixing my problem that i have~ we got Nothing... Soo at this point I would think this could be hardware problem between the Mobo and the graphic card. But for me I am saying its the mobo problem if you guys have any solutions or opinions to help it'll be great. PLEAS!! and THANK YOU!!

    I am very sorry, if this is in the wrong post I dont know where to post this but in the end it does sounds like a hard ware problem.

    New Comp Build:
    Intel E8400
    XFX 750i mother board
    Sparkle GTS 250 1024MB DDR3
    OCZ SLI-Ready Dual Channel 4096MB
    WD 800GB
    Ultra 650watt power supply
    OS:Windows XP (32-bit)
     
  2. pclover

    pclover MajorGeek

    Nv4disp.dll belongs to the nvidia drivers

    I would strip all Nvidia drivers and related files from the System and then reinstall the Nvidia drivers and see if that helps.
     
  3. ThaiTea

    ThaiTea Private E-2

    Well did like uninstall most of it back then think, and did reformatted the comp a few times and before i decided to post this problem up. but ill still try it again.
     

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