- Apr 29, 2017
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Hi guys,
I have a new monitor, an AOC AG271QX 1440p 144hz monitor, and have been having some troubles.
Since running the new monitor at full res, I have been having crashes playing Rocket League. BSOD will occur anywhere from 1 minute into the game to 60 mins in.
I've never had issues on my old monitor running at 1920x1080 60hz, and when I change back to that monitor now, all seems OK. Unsure if the GPU is struggling with this new res for some reason.
I've run Memtest86 and RAM came up solid.
Verifier.exe implicates NTOSKRNL in every instance, which as I understand it, isn't all that helpful. With verifier turned off, I get a plethora of different BSOD messages, ranging from clock_watchdog_timeout, to system_service_exception to IRQL_not_less_or_equal, and about a dozen more different ones.
Build is new:
i7 6700
Gigabyte Gaming 3 mobo
Gainward GTX 970
8GB ripjawz RAM
Windows 10
EVO 960 250GB SSD
Have had same results using DisplayPort and HDMI. Have tried a variety of display and quality options both in-game and in windows, and the only thing that seems to affect it is the resolution and frame rate. Have updated every driver and BIOS i can think of, have tried some different diagnostics and process of elimination has narrowed it down to 3 things in my opinion:
GPU, Monitor or Motherboard
Can a monitor directly cause BSOD?
What would be the best way of diagnosing which of these is causing the issue, short of swapping the hardware out for a different model, which I don't have access to (except the old monitor, which runs fine at 1920x1080, but then, so does my new monitor). Running Furmark at 1440p for 30mins is stable as, no issues.
EDIT:
I ran 1080p resolution for 4 hours, and figured that was a semi-solution, then it crashed again. That definitely helped, I'm assuming it was either because less strain on GPU/CPU/PSU, but clearly isn't a fix.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Dan
I have a new monitor, an AOC AG271QX 1440p 144hz monitor, and have been having some troubles.
Since running the new monitor at full res, I have been having crashes playing Rocket League. BSOD will occur anywhere from 1 minute into the game to 60 mins in.
I've never had issues on my old monitor running at 1920x1080 60hz, and when I change back to that monitor now, all seems OK. Unsure if the GPU is struggling with this new res for some reason.
I've run Memtest86 and RAM came up solid.
Verifier.exe implicates NTOSKRNL in every instance, which as I understand it, isn't all that helpful. With verifier turned off, I get a plethora of different BSOD messages, ranging from clock_watchdog_timeout, to system_service_exception to IRQL_not_less_or_equal, and about a dozen more different ones.
Build is new:
i7 6700
Gigabyte Gaming 3 mobo
Gainward GTX 970
8GB ripjawz RAM
Windows 10
EVO 960 250GB SSD
Have had same results using DisplayPort and HDMI. Have tried a variety of display and quality options both in-game and in windows, and the only thing that seems to affect it is the resolution and frame rate. Have updated every driver and BIOS i can think of, have tried some different diagnostics and process of elimination has narrowed it down to 3 things in my opinion:
GPU, Monitor or Motherboard
Can a monitor directly cause BSOD?
What would be the best way of diagnosing which of these is causing the issue, short of swapping the hardware out for a different model, which I don't have access to (except the old monitor, which runs fine at 1920x1080, but then, so does my new monitor). Running Furmark at 1440p for 30mins is stable as, no issues.
EDIT:
I ran 1080p resolution for 4 hours, and figured that was a semi-solution, then it crashed again. That definitely helped, I'm assuming it was either because less strain on GPU/CPU/PSU, but clearly isn't a fix.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Dan
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