Page Error BSOD

Aastii

Aastii

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I was playing WoW and listening to music on itunes and got BSOD saying page_error_in_non_paged_area. Could anyone tell me what this means because before now my computer would randomly crash, i thought that was nb overheating which i cant fix til i get thermal paste, but it shouldn't overheat at 40-60 degrees :confused:, so im thinking i have been overlooking a problem.

Any ideas what it could be?
 
No BSOD out if overheating. It will just shutdown without notice. I sure it faulty ram based on what the bsod say. Try use different ram to see wheter the ram is faulty or not.
 
It isn't the RAM. My RAM is fine says memtest, i run it overnight every other week to make sure that it is alright. saves having to format my hard drive when it starts chucking corrupt sectors back in there :P

I looked up the bsod and after about an hour of searching through pages from googleing it i decided it would be clever to search for "list of bsod messages" came to a page telling me it is driver related. I have uninstalled and reinstalled my video card drivers as they were the last things i changed since it started happening. I haven't had the bsod since, so that is that sorted, however i am having the freezeing thing still.

I think i should have said this at first but it didn't occur to me it could have been overclocking problem. To get 8gb of RAm working on my system i needed to change nb and core voltages. needed to put em up. I went to the OCZ forum to do that because i was advised to over the phone because of the gurus on there. They told me the voltages to put it to and it was fine, until i put a second video card in. I then had a problem with my PSU, it was a crappy one which came with the case and it blew, so i got another. Then, because it could handle the power, i got problems like screen flicker. That was fixed with video card driver update put out by nvidia. Now i have the problem of the crashing. I am wondering then if the overclocking could either a. be the problem or b. be incorrect, so i need more juice to the nb to cope with the 4 RAM slots and the 2 VGU slots.
 
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