LeidenK:
1) It's actually running at stock speeds at the moment because I'm taking advantage of AMD's PowerNow to keep power consumption down (there's a good reason for this, but too lengthy to explain).
2) No I haven't. Trust me on this.
Not every crash can be caught by the kernel (in order to display the BSOD). Upon further investigation, it may be more related to the sound subsystem (even though I have the latest drivers). There's a workaround (lowering sound hardwre acceleration).
Still strange that Doom 3 didn't suffer this problem.
1) It's actually running at stock speeds at the moment because I'm taking advantage of AMD's PowerNow to keep power consumption down (there's a good reason for this, but too lengthy to explain).
2) No I haven't. Trust me on this.
Not every crash can be caught by the kernel (in order to display the BSOD). Upon further investigation, it may be more related to the sound subsystem (even though I have the latest drivers). There's a workaround (lowering sound hardwre acceleration).
Still strange that Doom 3 didn't suffer this problem.