I've been getting BSOD ONLY with Vista... I'm running Vista Home Premium SP1 on:

HD3850
X2 3800+
2GB DDR2-667
MSI K9VGM-V
380W Antec
80GB WD ATA-133



it happens randomly, too randomly to pinpoint the exact problem, so I wrote the code down:

0x00000123 stop error physical memory dump. I searched it on google and to avail a few people fixed it by over-clocking, I'm not sure if they over-clock their memory or CPU though, also I don't like over-clock, anyone wanna help me figure this out? I can give any information needed.

I'm also concerned about my CPU's voltage:

it's reading 1.27 right now which seems high concidering people with the Q6600 have around 1.27 X_X. Also what settings in the BIOS goes with RAM and CPU over-clocking?

like I said though XP runs fine, Vista does do this... I want to keep vista though, so I would really appreciate some help =)

ok heres the picture:



let me note I use to run vista fine, then I formatted again at one point and this started happening, since then have formatted 3-4 times to see if that was problem, something weird is wrong and I have an idea its microsofts fault... also I've never over-clocked any of my components and even though I'm no expert CPU-Z seems fine as well.

wait a minute... wtf? the picture shows my core speed @ 1940.1 while I'm looking at CPU-z and it sayas 2000.1, so disreguard that lol, it's wrong for some reason.
Bus speed and HT link are also off in the picture for some reason??

CPU-z saying this right now as I watch:

Core speed : 2000.1
Bus Speed: 200.0
HT Link: 1000.1

is it right for them to drop below those numbers?? im confused heh.

Ok, heres a new picture of what I'm talking about


, you can compare... for some reason my voltages, core speed and bus speed as well as HT link are fluctuating, not a lot, not constant but is that supposeed to happen?