Bsod or driver crash on 417.35 on time spy gpu test2.

[sewerino26]

Hi,my pc.
9900K
2x16GB DDR4 GSKILL 3000 XMP
Corsair 850 RmX
Asus Prime Z390-A
Aorus Rtx 2080 Ti ( stock )



Using 417.35 gpu drivers, looped Timespy graphic test 2 crashing display driver or making BSOD
on Aorus 2080 ti stock.

No oc,stock.

Using 417.71 the newest no crashing.

Is my card faulty?


no bsod, no crashinh nothing on 417.71 , so what now?

Could 417.35 merely be exposing a hardware defect in my new card or is the driver just bugged?

 

[Parkinson1NX]

Try the older driver and re-run the tests. See what occurs.

If that's the only thing you have changed in your system.

 

[sewerino26]

Today using 416.94 drivers, when looping timespy Gpu test 2 it crashed display driver after 5 hours.

Any ideas?

 

[Kaapstad]

You have a thermal problem as I have told you in several threads you have spammed on the same subject.

Air cooled GPU + Air cooled CPU dumping all the heat into your case is bad.

 

[kitfit1]

Today using 416.94 drivers, when looping timespy Gpu test 2 it crashed display driver after 5 hours.

Any ideas?

Never mind "any ideas" what the hell are you doing running Timespy GPU test for 5 hours at stock speed What's the point ?

 

[FlyingScotsman]

Never mind "any ideas" what the hell are you doing running Timespy GPU test for 5 hours at stock speed What's the point ?

 

[sewerino26]

so its my card faulty?

 

[sulli]

You have a thermal problem as I have told you in several threads you have spammed on the same subject.

Air cooled GPU + Air cooled CPU dumping all the heat into your case is bad.

^ what he said