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    NVidia last beta driver crashing, no 3d app works after that..

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by sasuke256, Jun 25, 2014.

  1. sasuke256

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    Hello, everyone
    My driver always crashes when playing bf hardline (gonna test other games later).
    After the crash, the driver wont be able to run ANY 3D game until I reboot the computer..
    Am I missing s.th here ?
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    Does it still crash when you remove your GPU overclock?
     
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    sasuke i guess it cause of overclock..had something similar and i figured out that lowering the overclocked resulted in stability..but before some games crashed and some not..just lower your overclock like octiceps said
     
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    I lowered the RAM OC, from 900 to 800, seems to be okey..
     
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    Some drivers are more finicky with OC than others.
     
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    GPU crashing is usually because of unstable core clock because GDDR5 is crash-resistant, unless the VRAM OC destabilized your core.
     
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    +135 core is kind of normal for a kepler card, but i pushed the memory to the max.. Nearly 6ghz :D
     
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    Would be funny if your performance is actually lower than stock memory clocks LOL.
     
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    did you also get nvida 337.88 drivers stopped working error?i get this error...maybe with higher voltage we can overcome that..i get a core clock 1002mhz and memory 2750 on my 760m..the only game that crashes is watch dogs..others work fine :) thats why i use watch dogs for benchmark for overclocking