Dirty Mcdrawz
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lemme get that supreme commander 2 and dlc breh
This is a driver bug on anything higher than version 314.22 at the moment.
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/550032/nvidia-driver-320-49-whql-freezing-my-pc/
Well, I'm at lunch and just ran 3d mark with the nvidia driver settings and no flickering. However, if I don't use the driver settings, I get flickering. Should I be worried, or is this just an SLI issue that is normal?
i would roll back the driver to 314.22...i'm gonna do this when i get home.
yeah, my 560ti is affected...wish i would have known this last month.
i've been troubleshooting my system for the past few week.
i took it apart, cleaned it, ran diagnostics etc.
i've been troubleshooting my system for the past few week.
i took it apart, cleaned it, ran diagnostics etc.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
irql is usually a low-level driver/hardware problem. any pci/pci-e cards besides the graphics card in your mobo ?
my shyt is still fukking up.
just rolled back to
314.07
i'll test it out tomorrow.
nvidia is fukking up.
just rolled back to
314.07
i'll test it out tomorrow.
nvidia is fukking up.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
try updating drivers for your motherboard. irql BSOD is usually an interrupt issue which in a lot of cases is a result of a driver trying to access a protected or invalid (technically the same) memory area and segfaulting. a lot of times its because irq sharing is fukked.
Id actually try and remove the video card from the pcie socket and put it back in, as well as ram, while removing dust from the box. then update drivers for mobo.
this is the reason Ive asked if you have a dedicated audio card in pci slot or somethin....sometimes those devices fight each other and you have to change irq mappings.
Id actually try and remove the video card from the pcie socket and put it back in, as well as ram, while removing dust from the box. then update drivers for mobo.
this is the reason Ive asked if you have a dedicated audio card in pci slot or somethin....sometimes those devices fight each other and you have to change irq mappings.
i don't know how to update my mobo.
any help would be appreciated.
my box is dust free, i keep it up high and clean out what little dust there is every couple of months.
last month has been hell, thanks for the input everyone.
i did reduce my clock to standard 822 (below the factory overclock)...still crashing but not BSOD.
i did reduce my clock to standard 822 (below the factory overclock)...still crashing but not BSOD.