Good point. They've probably got the work experience lads, from AMD, in.
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Good point. They've probably got the work experience lads, from AMD, in.
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You know I could be a million miles off with this, but I discovered and solved a problem I have been having on and off for a few months. Before getting my 980 Ti I was using a R9 280X Toxic and there were times where the PC would just lock up with audio still playing having to then force restart. The other day before upgrading to latest Nvidia drivers I encountered the same lockup for the first time, no overclocks by the way.
What I discovered is, that since these problems for me have been occuring the only thing I have been doing differently is actually turning the PC off by the mains. Then when needed turning it back on by the mains, and booting up. What seems to have solved my issue is when turning the mains on, instead of turning the PC on like I normally would have in just a few seconds of turning the mains on, I now wait at least 30 seconds before powering up and have yet to encounter this type of lockup. So in my case I wonder if I need to let the power run through the system a little before actually switching it on, otherwise turning it on fast from a cool boot/mains off leads to lockups.
Could be unrelated but thought I would throw it out there.
What I discovered is, that since these problems for me have been occuring the only thing I have been doing differently is actually turning the PC off by the mains. Then when needed turning it back on by the mains, and booting up. What seems to have solved my issue is when turning the mains on, instead of turning the PC on like I normally would have in just a few seconds of turning the mains on, I now wait at least 30 seconds before powering up and have yet to encounter this type of lockup. So in my case I wonder if I need to let the power run through the system a little before actually switching it on, otherwise turning it on fast from a cool boot/mains off leads to lockups.
Could be unrelated but thought I would throw it out there.
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Geforce Experience refusing to support Maxwell cards now! 
I thought the same or a cold boot issue
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Mine has the latest driver, but refuses to accept the card as screen shot above.
How can you be sure it's capacitors, any way to check? PSU and Motherboard were bought new around June last year.
rolling back to v2.2 seem to have worked for me.
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Well 1 surprising positive with these drivers, CUDA acceleration actually works in Vegas now
Moved from 2 7950s for what i thought was better drivers! well at least drivers
iv had a black screen a few times since i installed my 970 just whilst i was browsing the web not whilst gaming.
In Chrome by any chance? I had to disable hardware acceleration in the browser to stop my driver crashes on the the last few driver sets. Haven't had a crash since.