- Aug 31, 2012
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I got a MSI Gaming 6G 980Ti and it keeps getting the 'Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered' notification. I've been (trying to) play GTA 5 mostly and it crashes about once every half hour, I'm not sure about other games but it did also crash in BFBC2 at stock clocks. Also crashes all the time in Project Cars. Crashed in 3DMark too alot, but I can't remember if it was overclocked at the time. The system is:
Intel 3570K
Asrock Extreme 4 Z77
Samsung 840 1TB
16GB Corsair XMS3
Seasonic Fanless Platinum 520W
Windows 7
I've tried putting the 980Ti in a system which usually has:
Intel 4590
MSI H81M-E34
Seagate 1TB 7200RPM
8GB Corsair Vengence
Silverstone Strider Essential 600W
R9290 Sapphire Tri-X
Windows 7
...and it played games for hours on end without issue, never crashed once.
Equally, I took the R9290 out of that system and put it in the one I'm trying to make work with the 980Ti, and it works 100% fine. I thought it may have been a power issue (even though the 290 uses about the same), so I've now taken the Silverstone 600W PSU out of the working system and put it in the other one, and still that's done absolutely nothing at all to help. The system also works 100% fine with a 760, and had a 780 in it beforehand which was also overclocked pretty high and it worked fine.
I've also tried resetting my CPU overclocks, reinstalling Windows, cleaning all the drivers and reinstalling them, validating game files etc. The usual generic fixes. Nothing works, the card isn't overclocked or anything and it still crashes.
Using Afterburner to monitor the card, not overclocking it or anything, it says the core clock was 1342 at its highest, and memory was 3506 at its highest. I've even tried downclocking the card as far as it would let me, and putting the power cap to 54%, and it still crashes.
These are my CPU and memory settings if they are any use.
http://i.imgur.com/0vNe8Zd.jpg
Tried chaning XMP profile to 1 and that also did nothing. Why does the card seem to work without issue in one computer but not in the one I want it to?
Thanks.
Intel 3570K
Asrock Extreme 4 Z77
Samsung 840 1TB
16GB Corsair XMS3
Seasonic Fanless Platinum 520W
Windows 7
I've tried putting the 980Ti in a system which usually has:
Intel 4590
MSI H81M-E34
Seagate 1TB 7200RPM
8GB Corsair Vengence
Silverstone Strider Essential 600W
R9290 Sapphire Tri-X
Windows 7
...and it played games for hours on end without issue, never crashed once.
Equally, I took the R9290 out of that system and put it in the one I'm trying to make work with the 980Ti, and it works 100% fine. I thought it may have been a power issue (even though the 290 uses about the same), so I've now taken the Silverstone 600W PSU out of the working system and put it in the other one, and still that's done absolutely nothing at all to help. The system also works 100% fine with a 760, and had a 780 in it beforehand which was also overclocked pretty high and it worked fine.
I've also tried resetting my CPU overclocks, reinstalling Windows, cleaning all the drivers and reinstalling them, validating game files etc. The usual generic fixes. Nothing works, the card isn't overclocked or anything and it still crashes.
Using Afterburner to monitor the card, not overclocking it or anything, it says the core clock was 1342 at its highest, and memory was 3506 at its highest. I've even tried downclocking the card as far as it would let me, and putting the power cap to 54%, and it still crashes.
These are my CPU and memory settings if they are any use.
http://i.imgur.com/0vNe8Zd.jpg
Tried chaning XMP profile to 1 and that also did nothing. Why does the card seem to work without issue in one computer but not in the one I want it to?
Thanks.
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