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970 347.88 issue

Try rolling back to 347.09 its a very stable driver.

The likelihood of a bad driver damaging/killing your card is almost non exsistant in all honesty
 
Try rolling back to 347.09 its a very stable driver.

The likelihood of a bad driver damaging/killing your card is almost non exsistant in all honesty

Will try this now! ... that is what thought but if i can't get a stable driver on the card now after installing that driver??? what else can i do!?

Will up date in a minute!
 
Try rolling back to 347.09 its a very stable driver.

The likelihood of a bad driver damaging/killing your card is almost non exsistant in all honesty

Nope still crashing... now using FurMark benchmark... and within 30seconds of that starting... both my screens turn off and the program has crashed.... im running the MSI 970... anybody else having a similar issue?
 
Hi guys,

i updated my graphics driver to 347.88 driver update, and now within 5 minutes of running a game, my screens go blank and the game has crashed?

has anyone else had a similar issue?

hi do you have raptr installed? I had this installed from my previous AMD card which I didn't realise but when I updated to the 347.88 driver it was causing my games to crash on start up.
 
just a quick update, going to send the card back, tried everything...

Use disk manager to shrink a partition on a drive, create a new one in the free space and install Windows to it, install not the 347.88 drivers, try and launch a game/etc from the main drive. If it crashes it's the card, if not you have a software issue/conflict.

May sound like a bit of work, but sending back the card is too, especially if it is a software issue/conflict and they cant find an issue.

Afterwards you can just delete that partition and expand the one that was there previously.
 
Use disk manager to shrink a partition on a drive, create a new one in the free space and install Windows to it, install not the 347.88 drivers, try and launch a game/etc from the main drive. If it crashes it's the card, if not you have a software issue/conflict.

May sound like a bit of work, but sending back the card is too, especially if it is a software issue/conflict and they cant find an issue.

Afterwards you can just delete that partition and expand the one that was there previously.

Worth a try, did setup RMA, but will try this before packing up! ill report back tonight!
 
Worth a try, did setup RMA, but will try this before packing up! ill report back tonight!

Tried this and still it's crashing... i found my old graphics card under my bed... i have installed that and now everything is working fine! ... the big question is while im waiting for my replacement, can a gtx 470 play GTA V ... lol
 
This is rather odd,that a driver could damage a card and force an RMA tho.

Keep us updated OP with the RMA outcome,it would be interesting to know imo
 
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