D DEPLAO40 New Member Sep 11, 2015 #1 using lenovo desktop. Don't know which one that is causing the problem.
beers Moderator Staff member Sep 11, 2015 #2 Any overclock on the card? Usually that's a sign of hardware instability with the card.
D DEPLAO40 New Member Sep 11, 2015 #3 DEPLAO40 said: using lenovo desktop. Don't know which one that is causing the problem. Click to expand... everything is stock. happens once in about every 50 hours. had win 8.1, now have win 10, problem occurred in both.
DEPLAO40 said: using lenovo desktop. Don't know which one that is causing the problem. Click to expand... everything is stock. happens once in about every 50 hours. had win 8.1, now have win 10, problem occurred in both.
voyagerfan99 Master of Turning Things Off and Back On Again Staff member Sep 11, 2015 #4 Test your RAM with Memtest86+. Even if it doesn't come up with any errors, swap out the RAM for known good RAM and see if it still happens.
Test your RAM with Memtest86+. Even if it doesn't come up with any errors, swap out the RAM for known good RAM and see if it still happens.
Okedokey Well-Known Member Sep 30, 2015 #5 Uninstall all NVidia drivers manually. Restart. Run DisplayDriverUninstaller for NVidia in safe mode (it will give you this option). Restart. Download latest drivers and install (clean install under custom). Restart after the final completion prompt has been shown. Ensure your RAM has the correct voltage settings in the BIOS and you have the latest motherboard bios.
Uninstall all NVidia drivers manually. Restart. Run DisplayDriverUninstaller for NVidia in safe mode (it will give you this option). Restart. Download latest drivers and install (clean install under custom). Restart after the final completion prompt has been shown. Ensure your RAM has the correct voltage settings in the BIOS and you have the latest motherboard bios.