Hello everyone,
Recently I picked up an Nvidia GTX960. While it is not the fastest newest card on the block, I really enjoy being able to pay bills and still eat lunch at the end of the day.
So long (relentless) story short - Installed the card, installed latest nvidia drivers, and this happens whenever I try to change resolution, or graphics settings in ANY game to more than normal 800x600. However Furmark runs fine, and all my games run fine at that medium textures and 800x600 settings.
https://ibb.co/cNkSwJ
What I've tried
1. Unseating and re-seating card
2. Updated BIOS
3. Uninstalling drivers using DDU and re-installing as fresh from Nvidia (tried all of the available drivers atleast twice, the latest one atleast half a dozen times)
4. Ran stress tests using Furmark and GPU-Z (No crash)
My question is - there's a little birdy that told me it might be my monitor causing the kernel crash - I'm using a VGA work-set monitor at work, as opposed to my DVI-computer monitor. But wanting to cover all of my bases, has anyone ever experienced anything like this??
Thanks!!
Computer Specs:
HP Prodesk 400 MT1
Intel i7-4700
GTX960 4GB
8GB DDR3
1TB HDD
Recently I picked up an Nvidia GTX960. While it is not the fastest newest card on the block, I really enjoy being able to pay bills and still eat lunch at the end of the day.
So long (relentless) story short - Installed the card, installed latest nvidia drivers, and this happens whenever I try to change resolution, or graphics settings in ANY game to more than normal 800x600. However Furmark runs fine, and all my games run fine at that medium textures and 800x600 settings.
https://ibb.co/cNkSwJ
What I've tried
1. Unseating and re-seating card
2. Updated BIOS
3. Uninstalling drivers using DDU and re-installing as fresh from Nvidia (tried all of the available drivers atleast twice, the latest one atleast half a dozen times)
4. Ran stress tests using Furmark and GPU-Z (No crash)
My question is - there's a little birdy that told me it might be my monitor causing the kernel crash - I'm using a VGA work-set monitor at work, as opposed to my DVI-computer monitor. But wanting to cover all of my bases, has anyone ever experienced anything like this??
Thanks!!
Computer Specs:
HP Prodesk 400 MT1
Intel i7-4700
GTX960 4GB
8GB DDR3
1TB HDD
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram