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Just uninstalled old drivers, tried driver sweeper and then re installed new drivers. The results are: VPU error after 15mins. Edit: He's now uninstalling the 4670 and throwing back in his Nvidia card. I'll try running his card in my PC and see what happens, blue screens and VPU errors of the...

Here we go, my friend was in modern warfare 2 when the BSOD had occured. The reason it had occurred is because he had disabled VPU recover.

Even so, I don't know if that'll help. I've read that sometimes that doesn't work and you still need a hard reboot. Also since this has happened with 4 different drivers, I think there is a bit more to it than just a driver glitch...maybe. Edit: Got a blue screen 15mins ago, not sure if it was...

That's a little...extreme?

As I mentioned in the opening post, heat is not the issue as it is at 60* and even then the case may be opened for more airflow. And yes, we tried powercolor drivers (from disc and updated) as well as the ATI drivers and my ASUS drivers... Not to be mean as you are trying to help, but please...

Now more issues are occuring, after 2days with dealing with VPU errors - now when my friend plays at max resolution, things look a bit pixellated and graphical quality has lowered. When playing at a diff, lower, resolution - things look decent again. Is this graphical issue with the monitor...

I believe the issue is a PSU failure. I'll run a Memtest just incase, though, I believe that's fine. He's using a 400w "PowerTek PTI-400AR-T". Now, I haven't been able to find the exact model online but I did find one 770w version on newegg and that power supply got reviews like... Any...

I had gone over to a friend's house to uninstall his old Geforce 8200 GT and install the new Radeon 4670, trying as best as possible obviously not to touch the 4670's connectors I had touched it by the edges and tried to not apply any pressure to it as it was installed. Screw in and all, turned...