Graphically demanding games crashing to desktop without errors.

[X82]

Try running your card at reference speeds or even a little lower as a test.

I don't fully understand that. What I was trying to find out is what the stock nvidia settings are. As in a non OC device. Then lower my card to those settings. But I can't find out what the stock are, I don't want to move sliders down without a frame of reference.

Since upping the power limit to the max (116), it seems to behave. Not touched voltage, unsure if I need to mess with that.
Although I did get a bluescreen VIDEO DXGKRNL FATAL ERROR since reboot, I've managed to play Ghost Recon for about an hour with no issues. Maybe I got lucky however.

 

[tamzzy]

Not touched voltage, unsure if I need to mess with that.

if you don't know, don't touch lol

VIDEO DXGKRNL FATAL ERROR

that's normally a gpu driver issue i think.
did you just upgrade the nvidia drivers previously, or do a full uninstall then reinstall of the drivers?
either way, it may be worth wiping the nvidia drivers with DDU: https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
then doing a fresh reinstall of your nvidia drivers if you haven't already.

 

[DarkHorizon472]

I don't fully understand that. What I was trying to find out is what the stock nvidia settings are. As in a non OC device. Then lower my card to those settings. But I can't find out what the stock are, I don't want to move sliders down without a frame of reference.

Since upping the power limit to the max (116), it seems to behave. Not touched voltage, unsure if I need to mess with that.
Although I did get a bluescreen VIDEO DXGKRNL FATAL ERROR since reboot, I've managed to play Ghost Recon for about an hour with no issues. Maybe I got lucky however.

If you look at the first released versions of your card type they are usually at reference settings, often the first reviews show these. I did this for my old rx280 which was only stable at non overclocked speeds.

Having said that if it is now stable just carry on as you are.

 

[X82]

If you look at the first released versions of your card type they are usually at reference settings, often the first reviews show these. I did this for my old rx280 which was only stable at non overclocked speeds.

Having said that if it is now stable just carry on as you are.

both games crashed shortly after I posted. I managed to find the reference details, but it's getting into afterburner.

Clock Speeds
GPU Clock
1506 MHz
Boost Clock
1708 MHz
Memory Clock
2002 MHz
8008 MHz effective

I don't know how to change it to match 1506. I'm assuming curves (helpfully hidden and bound to ctrl+f), so I assume I make a straight line with the curves window?
I also can't find anywhere to change the boost settings either.