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Yes, id didnt find any errors on my ram.
Tried to install x32 bit 7 but got this error message:
0x80070570
Yes, id didnt find any errors on my ram.
Tried to install x32 bit 7 but got this error message:
0x80070570
I spent uncountable hours trying to correct my TDR problem with bluescreen crash using a GTX260 after installing W7 (TDR = Timeout Detection Recovery = "Display Driver Stopped Responding and has Recovered"). It turns out that the video card was bad. The strange thing was that I was using it without problems in the same rig for 9 months with XP-SP3! After doing countless diagnostics I finally bought a new GeForce 9500GT card for $50 to use while I RMA'd the GTX260 back to EVGA. Installing the 'new' card ended all my video problems. When I got the replacement card back and installed it there were no problems. Both cards use the same nVidia drivers.
So my advice is to not rule out a bad card. Ultimately that is what you may be dealing with.
I'll ship it back on monday!
Damn, than I'll be without a decent computer for weeks!
That's why I bought the cheap card. I wasn't going to go 3 weeks without the puter! Plus for $50 I knew for sure what the problem was.
I wish the 50 bucks cards could easily drive CODMW2 and Bad Company 2..
Well, I got another CD of 7 x86, and trying again.. So atleast I can play 5 minutes at the time
untill monday.
After another reinstall of windows, the problem is still present. That's it, im quitting, I've tried everything, Im shipping it back on monday! But I have a feeling that this problems may happen to all 5850 cards.. Which GPU do I want if I want to stay out of this kinda trouble?
A working card is probably fine. Your card isn't working. Why it isn't working is a good question (maybe I should post it). I theorize that windows 7 is much more video intensive than previous OS's, or is using the hardware differently. This TDR problem is pervasive across both vendors and every product line. The variety and inconsistency of the solutions that work for some people but not for others point out , to me, that a card must be working flawlessly to overcome the error threshold.
But this is all speculation. Maybe if I have one more drink I can solve world peace too!
No, my card isnt working, but is something wrong with card? Doubt it.
Sorry about doble posting.. but after a while on google it appears that I have to turn off TDR?
How do I do that in Windows 7? I found a guide how to do it in Vista, but I can't find the TDR reg?