Keep having the screen go blank and getting this error msg:
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Hmm... before I get lectured here. I am at stock clocks, yes I had oc'd a bit before but this is not temp related. System stats in sig.
So here are the apps I have open:
Visual Studio 2010 Express
Chrome
Firefox
Photoshop CS4
Dual screen setup, extending the desktop to a 47" monitor.
This is where things get really strange. When I do Control + F in Visual Studio, it spawns a new search window. And that is what crashes the system. Screen freezes, goes blank, and then pops back with that error after about 10 sec. Also watching a vid in chrome and the it just goes green... then crashes too when this happens.
Guess I could try new drivers... I had some crashing issues with my last AMD setup, but nothing reproducible like this.
I really don't want to do this , but might need to change some of the window settings to performance maybe? i mean shut off transparency and stuff...
anyone else run into a similar situation?
EDIT:
Hmm rebooted... only opening VS2010 and it still crashes the display driver when I do Control + F.
How much more was that 580M? lol...
I'll try the newest drivers thanks.
EDIT2:
yeah still fubar even with newest drivers. Display driver crashes whenever I do Control + F in VS2010. Doubt this will ever be resolved... not a lot of programmers using 6990Ms... but I'm a freaking game designer, need the good GPU. I'll change some other settings... hopefully that will work. Setting all the visual settings to performance and it still crashes...
EDIT3:
So quick fix, just docking the find window on the right so it is no longer a popup fixes the issue. Whatever, got it working now back to programming, wasted enough time already.
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which drivers do u use?
edit:try the latest drivers!!i had driver crashing probs with photoshop cs4 and opengl apps with oldest drivers.
http://www2.ati.com/DriVeRs/mobile/11-11_mobility_vista_win7_64_dd_ccc_ocl.exe
AMD display driver keeps crashing NP8170
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