NX8600GT and nv4_disp.dll BSOD

Hey all, hope someone out there can help.
I recently built 3 PCs to exact same spec (as per my sig) except 1 runs Vista Ultimate and 2 run XP Pro.
For both the XP Pro machines we are experiencing random BSODs almost daily
This only happens when using CTRL-ALT-DEL (we are in a corporate domain) to lock screen or when XP kicks in the screen saver, but not every time C-A-D is used or screen saver kicks in.
It always reports nv4_disp.dll as the culprit and it is always a 1000008e error code
When first built the PCs were tested over a weekend using MemTest+ and overnight using Orthos and all passed.
The Vista PC does not suffer this issue.
The latest ForceWare is installed but the services and startup utilities are disabled due to the XP roaming profiles issue.
TIA
Shevek

Quote from: Bas on 03-December-07, 23:34:45
I don't think your problem is videocard related at all.
More like your system has a shortage of power, the PSU you use is very light compared to the system you have build.
However, I have no clue how Asus uses power for the board and CPU etc...so it's hard to say where the problem is.
My advice is use a far more powerful PSU and see if it solves it.
The PSU is the one which came with the Antec NSK6850 case. I'll see if I can find a spare one in the office somewhere.
My only query against this is that an identical PC running Vista (in fact drawing more power as it has an extra Raptor in it) has no issue at all.

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