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A Windows troubleshooter's best friend: http://www.aumha.org/a/stop.php
0xD1 is corrupt drivers 80% of the time. Since you have evidence of video related problems already, the odds of it being RAM or pagefile problems are pretty low (though I'd peg pagefile with higher odds in your case than RAM). Uninstall, download, and reinstall your latest reference drivers for you card. If you still have problems, run "chkdsk /r" on your C: drive from a CMD window to check for and fix corrupted sectors, and consider running hard drive diagnostic tools like Hitachi's Drive Fitness Test to check for failing hardware. If nothing, check the RAM with Memtest86 to eliminate that as the source of the problem.
Both diagnostic utilities can be found here: http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
Good luck, OP.
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