Lightroom 4 blue screen

3 days ago, I installed new released version of lightroom 4 (not beta version). During 3 days, my desktop PC was down with blue screen whenever I use lightroom 4 many time. I Just try import catalog and control temp slide bar in develop.
Other slide bar (i.e :exposure) is o.k. But LR4 Temp and Tint control has more delay LR3.  Anyway, I just coltroled slide bar and may time system was down. So I can more use it and reuse LR3. How to solve this problem?
Here is my PC spec.
CPU : Intel i5 760 @ 2.8GHz
RAM : 16GB
OS : Windows 7 64bit Professioanl

A blue screen means a driver or hardware fault.
Most likely that would be the video card driver -- try updating it from the GPU maker's web site (not Microsoft).

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