Mozilla firefox 6 getting blue screen and crashing

I have firefox 6 browser installed in my pc. Few days back I experienced something weird happening. I was working on the firefox 6 and suddenly it turned blue. There was no other application running behind in the background. I had 10 tabs open and let me tell that it used to be same with firefox 4 and never anything like this happened. When I surf and when I click on the other tab or something the firefox freezes and I get the blue screen. I get an error message in the BSOD like "attempt to reset the display adapter has failed” when it crashes windows give me this message "there was a problem shutting down dialog box" any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you

Do you have any flash player installed? If yes then un-install the Adobe Flash Player. I assume that if Windows is crashing and showing a BSOD then that indicates a problem with a system driver or a service (e.g. Firewall or Anti-virus software) that is not compatible with Firefox.

I think the crash is related to hardware-accelerated graphics. Try to open the "Advanced" section of the Firefox options window and turn off the "Use hardware acceleration" option (under "Browsing" on the General tab)

It is an issue related to Ram. Check your system ram. I think upgrading the ram would help you. If you cannot track the problem down then i would suspect it is a hardware problem or faulty device driver. E.g. it could be your video card driver doing something wrong. I think you should contact your computer manufacturer. You can also post the query in some other forums.

So I'm not only one.
I have also get BSOD when use FireFox for now.
It almost happen when move page to other fast or when try click link (there should pop up text maybe ?).

I have also recently build my computer...
Harddrive = OCZ Vertex 3 SSD
MB = Asus P8Z68 DELUXE
Processor = i7 - 2600K @ 4.5GHz
RAM = 8GB (2x4GB) Intel X.M.P, DDR3-1600 (KHX1600C9D3K2/8GX)
Graphic Card = Asus ATI Radeon HD 5970

Guess it's something to do graphic card... maybe. I try what @Level8 suggested.

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