computer up and running (Problem)

yea, so that driver update didnt fix the IRQL error, anyone know what it might be thats causing it? I know that some are gonna say RAM, others maybe I used the 9.2 and thats been giving some people trouble?

EDIT: I noticed that this IRQL thing was happening when I was doing something that put any kind of strain on my system. Examples: I was installing wow and during a disc change in the installation it bsod'd. I was flying through a page in a thread that had a REALLY long post by a user and that made it bsod. I'm guessin maybe it still IS a driver issue (not ruling out ram) and could there be any possibility that it is a voltage issue too, possible the ram voltage?

EDIT2: Last night I saved my cmos settings to a certain profile and loaded the default settings and saved & exited. I ran memtest86 with both 2gb sticks in slots 1 and 3 (the 3rd slot seems to be working unlike my last ud3p that I had to rma). Within a minute, it found 40+ errors in the ram. So I took out one of the sticks and checked it for about 2 min, being my curious self, then checked the other for 2 min. I dont know how memtest86 works, but was just curious. On the stick that I left in for the night, it ran 9 hours and didnt find any errors while it was in slot 1 with default bios. Is there any chance that the other stick could return the same results tomorrow? and if so, what do I do from there?

Ok, so I got my mobo back 2 days ago. The vista installation went great, first try no bsod (i know it should ALWAYS be like that, but first time it didnt work that well). I had both sticks of ram in and it booted and was working in slots 1 and 3. Then about 1 1/2 hours later, I get a bsod for irql error. I reboot thinking w/e Ill see how persistent it is. It keeps doin this with about the same intervals. So, yesterday, curious, I took the stick in slot 3 out and it has worked perfectly since, no bsod and the comp was on for several hours. I decided to check both sticks with memtest86+ over night monday night and within less than one minute I got several errors, so i took out the stick in slot 3 and let it run for 9 hours. No errors. I had the other stick in by itself last night for 14 hours and no errors. So, my only guess is that this could a result from how sometimes you might get 2 sticks that dont work with each other? I'm all out of ideas, besides the fact that I prolly will RMA the ram anyway to see if that fixes the problem. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!

anyone have any ideas? Would really appreciate it. Sorry for bumping.