Oui c'est bien ce que je pensais...
Bon j'ai googlé un peu et il semble que ça peut etre lié à la carte graphique ? Pourtant j'ai les derniers drivers officiels de nVidia :/
J'ai trouvé ce
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Ok I have solved the issue on my machine which is the following:
Intel 975XBX BadAxe Main board
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4Ghz (OC 3.2GHz)
2GB Corsair XMS DDR2-800 memory
XFX-8800GTS 640MB
Full Tower Case w/5 80mm case fans
Coolermaster Real Power 550(RS-550-ACLY)
Thermaltake Bigwater SE Water Cooling kit
2x 320GB Seagate SATA II 7200RPM Hard Drive w/16MB Buffer (Raid 0)(WinXP_Pro Sp2)
2x 160GB Hitachi Deskstar HDT722525DLA380 SATA II 7200RPM Hard Drive w/8MB Buffer(Raid 0) (Vista Ultimate 32)
1x 320GB Seagate SATA II 7200RPM Hard Drive w/16MB Buffer(XP Ghost image)
Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme (Latest WinXP OpenAl drivers).
Creative Inspire 7.1 Speaker System
Lite-On SHM 165H6S DVD-RW
OS: WinXP_Pro Sp2
DirectX 9.0c
Thrustmaster Cougar (Uber2 NXT Mod)
Simped vario Pro Rudders w/F-16 Toe brake addon.
Tactile Feedback System 2.0
8" Touchscreen & Touchbuddy Software
TrackIR4 Pro
Logitech G-15 Gamers Keyboard
Logitech G-5 Laser Mouse
Logitech G-25 FF Racing Wheel
The solution for me was to increase the MCH voltage to 1.600v and the FSB voltage to 1.271v in the BIOS overclocking section.
I bumped them both up a little and the BSOD's stopped on the next boot. I am now running stable at 3.11Ghz on my C2d E6600 rig in Vista.
Hope this helps you solve on your own machines...Please post back and let me know if so.
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Pensez-vous que ça puisse résoudre mon problème ? Est-ce que je cours un risque à faire cette manip ?