BSOD playing PUBG Lite and Battlefield 4, error 0x000000d1

Laith said:

With red screen, I assume you mean a BSOD that's red?

Suddenly during the game, the screen turns completely red for a while, and restarts. When it restarts, a "blue screen error message" is displayed. The second day after a few games this happened.

I've uploaded the log again: (I guess the file for the latest error event "111619-21200-01.dmp")

StANDby007 said:

Suddenly during the game, the screen turns completely red for a while, and restarts. When it restarts, a "blue screen error message" is displayed. The second day after a few games this happened.

I've uploaded the log again: (I guess the file for the latest error event "111619-21200-01.dmp")

All details in the dump point to the NVIDIA driver, no doubt about it. There is not a single hint that it could be anything else. I'm guessing it's some kind of weird compatibility issue. Have you tried downgrading the driver?

Laith said:

All details in the dump point to the NVIDIA driver, no doubt about it. There is not a single hint that it could be anything else. I'm guessing it's some kind of weird compatibility issue. Have you tried downgrading the driver?

I've installed version 436.48 dated October 1, 2019. Not a problem for now.
If it doesn't repeat the same problems in a few days, I'll mark this thread as solved.

Thank you for your help.

StANDby007 said:

I've installed version 436.48 dated October 1, 2019. Not a problem for now.
If it doesn't repeat the same problems in a few days, I'll mark this thread as solved.

Thank you for your help.

No worries. This is quite the odd issue, but it will be very good to know that 436.48 works in similar situations.

Laith said:

No worries. This is quite the odd issue, but it will be very good to know that 436.48 works in similar situations.

Hello again after 3 weeks.

No version did not work. When I first installed the drivers they worked properly, but then after they all gave the same error.

A few days ago I changed Motherboard, Processor and RAMs.

My Old system:
OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64
CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-G31M-ES2L
Memory 4 GB DDR2 (2X2 GB)
Graphics Card ZOTAC Nvidia GTX 660Ti AMP!

And My New System:
OS Windows 10 x64
CPU Intel Core i5-650
Motherboard HP MS 7613 ver 1.1
Memory 8 GB DDR3 (2X4 GB)
Graphics Card ZOTAC Nvidia GTX 660Ti AMP!

The first day after replacing these 3 components and OS did not cause problems.

The next day, the same problems began when PUBG and PUBG LITE and GTA V were playing. Now I'm sure the problem is with the Graphic Card.

StANDby007 said:

Hello again after 3 weeks.

No version did not work. When I first installed the drivers they worked properly, but then after they all gave the same error.

A few days ago I changed Motherboard, Processor and RAMs.

My Old system:
OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64
CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-G31M-ES2L
Memory 4 GB DDR2 (2X2 GB)
Graphics Card ZOTAC Nvidia GTX 660Ti AMP!

And My New System:
OS Windows 10 x64
CPU Intel Core i5-650
Motherboard HP MS 7613 ver 1.1
Memory 8 GB DDR3 (2X4 GB)
Graphics Card ZOTAC Nvidia GTX 660Ti AMP!

The first day after replacing these 3 components and OS did not cause problems.

The next day, the same problems began when PUBG and PUBG LITE and GTA V were playing. Now I'm sure the problem is with the Graphic Card.

Yeah, that definitely seems to be the case. Could you run FurMark?

Laith said:

Yeah, that definitely seems to be the case. Could you run FurMark?

Yes, I run Furmark. I did a stress test for 30 minutes and the temperature was 74-75°C during the test. But there was no problem. I have tested with 3DMark before and there was no problem. This problem is only experienced when playing games.