Enclave Courtyard despises me

[Wankenstein]

Long story short:

 

Attempting to load the Enclave Courtyard level for me always results in a crash (as in, computer borks out and resets). I don't think I can even actually get to the loading screen for the level. I literally walk to the edge of the adjoining level and BAM computer resets. I've had level loading problems before, but they were always resolvable. This one doesn't seem to be.

 

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System stats

AMD Athlon XP (Barton) 3200 (@2.2Ghz)

ATI Radeon 9600 Pro (256mb)

1GB Infineon DDR RAM (2x512)

Nvidia NForce 2 mobo/integrated sound [M7NCD Pro]

 

Drivers

Processor

5.1.2600.0

 

GFX

Omega 2.6.05a

Have tried: Catalyst 5.2, 4.11

 

Sound

Nvidia NForce 6.14.460.0

Have tried: Some older version that I didn't record

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What's the likely culprit here? I don't think it's memory, as when that happens I get the lovely error message "Blahblahblah at address 0xblahblahblah." I've tried updating/downgrading my video card drivers, but it hasn't made a difference. I've also updated sound drivers to no avail. Is it possible my computer mistakes the words "Enclave Courtyard" as "EXECUTE_ACTION: PISS_OFF_USER"? Does my computer/graphics card/phallus overheat consistently when attempting to load the level? Is my level possible corrupted/how would I find out? Did I commit a cardinal sin by putting an ATI card into an NVidia mobo? Has this happened consistently to anyone else?

 

Stuff already tried:

Changing graphics drivers (see above)

Updating sound drivers

Bashing head into wall repeatedly

Messing around with every possible graphics/sound/whatever option ingame

Ditching party memebers

Making sacrifices of young poodles

[Wankenstein]

I've managed to fix my problem by updating BIOS drivers, if anyone's curious.

[Mark Havel]

I encoutered the same kind of issue a few weeks ago. The game crahsed on Nar Shaadaa and I solved it by loading an old savegame.

[GMan2]

I'd make sure you have a strong power supply. Any thing under 400 watts now a days with these faster systems is just not good enough.