RAM - Mushkin 991770 4x4 gb (stock DDR3-1333 ram CL9 1.5v)Īny help/support would be appreciated. I did a clean install of Windows 7 SP1, installed the latest nvidia drivers and 3dMark and the same problem occured. While running Furmark, the power was maintained to the 12v rails. I have looked at the +12v power, and my BIOS is telling me that I am getting 12.258 volts there, and in AIDA64. Fix Battlefield 1 OSD crash when changing resolution Version 6.0.8. I am unable to get through a 3dMark 11, 3dMark 06, or 3dMark Vantage. This new version of Precision is built for the NVIDIA Pascal architecture and combines the best of EVGA Precision and EVGA OC Scanner to give you never before seen overclocking features and built in automatic overclock tuning. but I want to rule out anything else!įurmark runs OK, despite getting high GPU temperatures approaching 88C after a prolonged run time.Īll 3dMark tests will cause the same problem of crashing the video card and monitor going to standby mode with a blank screen. It is possible that I have a 2nd bad card. I RMA'd the card, and the same problem occured. I hear sound still, but I can't get back into Windows and need to reset the computer. Whenever I run a game, the video card crashes and my monitor goes into standby mode (blank screen). In the same way if you get very lucky in the silicon lottery you might get a cpu that can handle a great OC with no bump in Vcore, it is possible to be in the other way of the spectrum, and have silicon that can barely keep up with stock speeds at default Vcore.A couple months ago I bought an EVGA Nvidia GTX 570 HD card. 99% of peoples hardware can handle that, but some unfortunate ones cant. I have never seen any other sofware do that. In that sense NW is the catalyst for hardware breaking.Īlso, I am far from an expert on the matter, just a happy amateur But I have witnesed with my own eyes NW pull way above the set power limit. And in the samw way NW seems to break hardware that cant handle the high loads. If you have an on-board GPU active (or another card) try disabling/removing it as a test. The first time you start up X1 after it will likely prompt you to update firmware. Try the standalone latest version from EVGA. For example OCCT, Furmark or Prime95 being a sort of a “power virus”, able to break hardware if used on hardware that cant handle it for various reasons. Uninstall X1 and run DDU then reinstall drivers and then X1. It has to be a combination of hardware flaws and software. And I am not saying NW is the sole cause, making some cards break/crash. You need to use something like MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision X to offset your GPU clock speed if you cant turn turbo mode off (or its equivalent).

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