- Sep 14, 2012
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Hi, Im having issues with a GTX 1060 GPU 1 month old.
To start the last GPU died with black screens so the card was replaced with the 1060. The card worked great until this Friday, every game I play crashes with display driver nvlddmkm has stopped responding (event ID 4101). Also a message saying the application was blocked from accessing the graphics hardware (Event ID 4109).
I have done all the usual tests:
Format and clean install of win 10 then run updates
All drivers updated
Upgraded the Bios
Changed PCI-e slot
Tested in 2 other PC's
I ran MSI Kombuster and the program crashes when tesslation test. 2D test in seperate program works fine, 3d test 2FPS then CTD (both Even ID's in log).
Could another sytem part have caused the fault on this card or is the card just faulty?
Specs CPU FX 3600
Board: 970a-ds3p
Ram 12GB
Coolmaster 650w PSU (less than a year old)
If anyone could shed some light on this then it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
To start the last GPU died with black screens so the card was replaced with the 1060. The card worked great until this Friday, every game I play crashes with display driver nvlddmkm has stopped responding (event ID 4101). Also a message saying the application was blocked from accessing the graphics hardware (Event ID 4109).
I have done all the usual tests:
Format and clean install of win 10 then run updates
All drivers updated
Upgraded the Bios
Changed PCI-e slot
Tested in 2 other PC's
I ran MSI Kombuster and the program crashes when tesslation test. 2D test in seperate program works fine, 3d test 2FPS then CTD (both Even ID's in log).
Could another sytem part have caused the fault on this card or is the card just faulty?
Specs CPU FX 3600
Board: 970a-ds3p
Ram 12GB
Coolmaster 650w PSU (less than a year old)
If anyone could shed some light on this then it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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