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February 22nd, 2007 07:00

Infinite Loops - nv4_disp (video card error). Needing help please!

For the last few month, intermittently, but -constantly- over the last few days, my computer is freezing up (after I start a program such as World of Warcraft), flipping out, then bringing up a blue screen going on about an infinite loop in the nv4_disp. It mentions something about a physical memory dump and that's is. I need to turn my computer off at the wall to get anywhere. Sometimes I can feel this error coming on, when my screen starts flickering. Here's my specs: Del Dimension DXP051 NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS I have been told to rollback the driver, tried that, still get the problem. I have been told to upgrade the driver, tried that, still get the problem. Anyone have any tips on what else I can try? It's starting to get a little frustrating, to say the least. I would ask Dell for help, but I can't get past the "service tag" question as I have no idea where to get it. Thanks heaps if anyone can help! -Sheri

Message Edited by Sheri316 on 02-22-2007 03:32 AM
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    Posted February 22nd, 2007 16:00



    Sheri316 wrote:
    For the last few month, intermittently, but -constantly- over the last few days, my computer is freezing up (after I start a program such as World of Warcraft), flipping out, then bringing up a blue screen going on about an infinite loop in the nv4_disp. It mentions something about a physical memory dump and that's is. I need to turn my computer off at the wall to get anywhere. Sometimes I can feel this error coming on, when my screen starts flickering. Here's my specs: Del Dimension DXP051 NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS I have been told to rollback the driver, tried that, still get the problem. I have been told to upgrade the driver, tried that, still get the problem. Anyone have any tips on what else I can try? It's starting to get a little frustrating, to say the least. I would ask Dell for help, but I can't get past the "service tag" question as I have no idea where to get it. Thanks heaps if anyone can help! -Sheri

    Message Edited by Sheri316 on 02-22-2007 03:32 AM

    Give this long thread a read.  Try at your own risk.  If it works for you, post results so others having that problem can follow in your footsteps.
     
     
    Good Luck
     
    Dale
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    Posted February 22nd, 2007 19:00

    Hi! It didn't work.
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    Posted February 23rd, 2007 02:00

    Sorry it didn't solve your problem.
     
    Contact your card's manufacturer and find out what remedy they may offer you. 
     
    As a last resort, rma the 7900gs back and buy a Ati Radeon X1950pro instead.
     
    They're very similar performing cards.
     
    Good Luck
     
    Dale