Blue Screen

Hey guys, new to the forums so I'm not 100% sure if this is the correct place for this.

Anyway, I've recently been getting a number of BSODs now and then. They happen randomly, but only seem to occur once every few days from the looks of it.

All my drivers are up to date so I'm not positive as to what is causing the problem, however I heavily suspect it's to do with my video card, which is a GTX460 1GB (current driver is 285.62). I only say this because I noticed in the bottom right corner previously where a box popped up saying "Display driver stopped responding and has recovered." I thought of this as a one off so I didn't pay much attention to it, as this hasn't happened again. (The blue screen has happened prior to this box showing).

However a BSOD came about later after this, so I downloaded Driver Sweeper, uninstalled my Nvidia programs, rebooted in to safe mode, and got rid of ATI & Nvidia display drivers, restarted the PC and re-downloaded the appropriate drivers again. But this didn't clear the problem unfortunately. So I thought I'd try the latest beta drivers Nvidia has out, 290.53, but this didn't solve the problem either.

One other thing I noticed this morning also was the white flag (action center) icon, showing a message for me in the bottom corner saying that I had a "Video hardware error." I clicked on it to see if anything could be resolved but it only made a report for microsoft, so that's useless.

It could be something else causing this blue screen problem but I'm not sure. I have all the dump files but I've no idea how to read them to narrow in on what the cause is. If anyone could help with this that would be great.

I'm still under warranty but I'd rather not go through all the hassle and boredom.

It's got me stumped so could anyone with a much higher knowledge about this stuff help me identify the problem behind the screen of blue? As I've not a clue! (:

Much appreciated, thanks.

upload the dump here to read it contents: http://www.osronline.com/page.cfm?name=analyze

you can also download a microsoft tool for analyzing the crash dumps.