Hi urban_h - that kind of "blue screen" total system crash most likely indicates some kind of bug in your video driver. So it's not really a matter of adjusting settings - you need to get a newer video driver that does not have the bug in it.
I'd recommend leaving all video card settings just at their default - often times that says "application controlled" in the video card driver settings.
Try going directly to the nVidia web site and download drivers from there - often times there is a newer driver on their web site than what you may find through Windows Update.
Also if you can find any setting under the video card settings that says "Enable threaded optimizations" try disabling that.
- Michael
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