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Posted: 19 Dec 2010 10:46 PM PST Customer has a faulty PC, she gave up on it when she took it back from a repair shop, and it immediately showed a blue screen of death (BSOD). In disgust, she put it away in a cupboard, and purchased a new PC. When the new PC started having some problems after a few months, she brought both PC to me for fixing. I start the older PC, and it seems to start normally. I then run a test to strain the video card and CPU, and within 2 minutes, I get the blue screen: stop 0x000000EA, nv4_disp.dll, etc etc. Well, it seems obvious: NV = NVidia = Video card fault I remove the video card, activate the onboard Video (also NVidia!), and download the right drivers. I then restart & run the test again… and this time it runs for over an hour without a problem. Some video cards are just not made to last. Related posts:
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