Blue Screen of Death in Win 2k??

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Wouter

I hope someone can figure this one out. I have been
getting a BSOD lately and I'm pretty sure I know where it
stems from. I have been playing a very graphically
intense game (Star Wars Galaxies) for the past few weeks.
I put in more RAM last week as well. Not sure if that has
anything to do with it but I did get another stick that
was exactly the same as the one I had in there. Same
brand, model, size, etc. The message I have been getting
is this (all zeros by the way):

***STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000002, 0x00000002, 00000001,
0xBFD3EDD2)
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
***ADDRESS BFD3EDD2 base at BFD3D000, DateStamp 3dee36d2 -
KS.SYS
Beginning Dump of Physical Memory

Could this have something to do with my video card? Which
is an ATI Radeon 9000 Pro 128MB DDR??

The card is part of the supported chipsets for the game
and more than enough memory to play (minimum 256MB of SD
RAM to play)
Please help!

Thanks
Dave
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My first advise would be: revert your hardware back to the old
situation (take out the additional memory).
Then see what the PC does the next days.
 
I hope someone can figure this one out. I have been
getting a BSOD lately and I'm pretty sure I know where it
stems from. I have been playing a very graphically
intense game (Star Wars Galaxies) for the past few weeks.
I put in more RAM last week as well. Not sure if that has
anything to do with it but I did get another stick that
was exactly the same as the one I had in there. Same
brand, model, size, etc. The message I have been getting
is this (all zeros by the way):

***STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000002, 0x00000002, 00000001,
0xBFD3EDD2)
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
***ADDRESS BFD3EDD2 base at BFD3D000, DateStamp 3dee36d2 -
KS.SYS
Beginning Dump of Physical Memory

Could this have something to do with my video card? Which
is an ATI Radeon 9000 Pro 128MB DDR??

The card is part of the supported chipsets for the game
and more than enough memory to play (minimum 256MB of SD
RAM to play)
Please help!

Thanks
Dave
 
BSOD are hard to diagnose. First search for your error on
lycos and see what you can find. I recently was have a
similar error on my PC and I took me weeks to figure it
out. After swapping out almost every part of my computer
I happened to pick up a new fan and heat sync because mine
was making noise and BAM that was the problem!
 
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