Minidump analysis please?

Is there anyone that could look at these minidumps for me? Before I start tearing stuff apart and testing, would like to know what they are saying is the cause of the BSODs I recently started having. I appreciate your time.

Justin

Mini110308-01.dmp - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Mini103108-01.dmp - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Mini110208-01.dmp - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Mini110708-01.dmp - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Mini110708-02.dmp - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Mini110708-03.dmp - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Hello justinhemi, welcome to Vista forums!

As virtually the only ones able to decipher a minidump are the ubergeeks at Microsoft; you will have a better outcome if you list; in detail, exactly what problems you're experiencing. And the machine specifications.

Keep us informed!












Later Ted

Thanks for the information. I have seen some people here with the minidump readers, so I am hoping someone can chime in because I highly suspect this is a graphics driver issue (due to googling my BSODs) and only the minidump will tell me that for sure. I have tested the usual suspect (memory) extensively with no issues. What I have not done yet is removed the overclock or rolled back any drivers. I was hoping to hold off on just random testing/removals if it is just a driver issue.

That said, the system specs with the usual suspects;

Vista 64bit (new and up to date)
4gb RAM (2x2) DDR2 800mhz (new and passed 12 hours memtest and vistas test in different configurations)
Intel q6600 (mild overclock to 3.0 ghz)
GA-EX38-DS4 MB with latest bios
ATI Radeo HD4870 (new with latest drivers)
Creative labs xtreme gamer xfi sound card

If there is any other information you would like, please let me know.

Thanks so much for your time!

Justin