I've been having an issue starting only a week ago, I get the "Display Driver Stopped Responding and recovered..." error on my gaming rig, even when it's just idle for a few minutes and I go to move my mouse. REALLY ANNOYING. Many posts around the next seem to indicate that it's a power issue. So using nVidiaInspector, i cranked up the voltage incrementally on my 560 ti hawk, only to have the error persist. All the way up to 1.150v - still happens.
So I work from home occasionally too, and I brought my work notebook down to my gaming room this week to work. Plugged in the power supply, and after a few minutes, the "Display Driver Stopped Responding and recovered..." error started on my notebook! REALLY?!?!? Now I use this notebook at the office ALL DAY and this error never happens, so I can only deduce one thing – there is some variable in my gaming room that is causing this. And of all things, since the error is power-related, I can only imagine that my AC lines are bad in that part of the house? How can I fix that, maybe some sort of pwer conditioner? What do you guys think?
So I work from home occasionally too, and I brought my work notebook down to my gaming room this week to work. Plugged in the power supply, and after a few minutes, the "Display Driver Stopped Responding and recovered..." error started on my notebook! REALLY?!?!? Now I use this notebook at the office ALL DAY and this error never happens, so I can only deduce one thing – there is some variable in my gaming room that is causing this. And of all things, since the error is power-related, I can only imagine that my AC lines are bad in that part of the house? How can I fix that, maybe some sort of pwer conditioner? What do you guys think?
thou they are somewhat more expensive than a basic design..
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