I receive "driver has failed and recovered" messages on numerous bases. I will screenshot those things from CPUz in a little bit, since it also came with my board's software. I installed drivers off of the ASUS website, since I didn't have an optical drive in my build at the time it went together.
Attached is a screenshot and a link to a full CPU-Z report in HTML form.
http://wavemadison.net/beastreport.html
I performed the nVidia driver special installation thing, so I'll run golden's driver crash test.
I know this is damn near post farming, but I ran the driver verifier and it didn't even boot, straight to BSOD and instant reboot... twice... had to safe mode to disable verifier and now it works as it did before. So I'm uploading another diag report for y'all to check out.
Also, another thing popped into my head and I don't remember if I mentioned it before, but even when I had my old single GTX 670 or whatever it was, it crashed and acted funny like this too.
Was the 670 in this machine or another machine? If it was another machine, what hardware from that machine was carried over to this machine? Also, Please go to Nvidia's web site to download the drivers. You will get more current drivers there, just install the latest WHQL drivers.
There were no new dump files in what you uploaded, the same ones as before.
670 was in this machine, used it for like a week, and realized it wasn't going to keep up with me so I updated... hard...
I also did a fresh driver download when I followed the nVidia driver instructions
Try something for me. Download Ungine Heaven 4.0 (Download Unigine 'Heaven' DX11 Benchmark 4.0 | techPowerUp) just watch out for the add ons they try to install with it. Set Heaven up like this, just select how you run the monitors in the multi monitors section, when you start it , at the top click Benchmark. But before you click run, do this Graphics Card Problems - Diagnose. It will create a log which will be quite long, so as soon as you set up the log, start Heaven and as soon as Heaven stops, uncheck the log to file box to stop it.
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Okay. I tried with Unigine (which I already had), as well as SETI@HOME (which almost always caused some shit), and Watch Dogs. Unigine I did with wall 3x1 and single display. None of them would do anything except stutter occasionally in watch dogs, which is understandable since the game is so damned new and probably not optimized quite right yet.
I really couldn't see anything in the log files. I'll look again and see if I can see anything. How do they work in less demanding games than Watch Dogs?
Absolutely phenomenal, as expected. I'm wondering if this was a glitchy driver thing, since now it seems to be working, for the most part, as it should be...
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