Problems with nvlddmkm video driver
Good day!I ran into a video driver issue. Games crash in the event viewer in the system section during the crash, an error occurs with the video driver. I tried to reinstall windows and nvidia drivers, rolled back the card drivers to older versions, nothing helps, help the unknowing.
Configuration:
1. Processor: Ryzen 7 5800x
2. Mat. board: Gigabyte B550 AORUS Elite V2
3. RAM: Klingston FURY 2x8 Gb 3000 Mhz
4. CPU cooling: DEEPCOOL AS500 220 W
5. Video card: Palit GTX 1080 Gamerock 8 Gb
6. Cougar VTE 600W power supply
7. Cougar Archon 2 case RGB
HEU3BECTEH
Most likely a video card chip failure or some other malfunction, the PSU should be enough, try to take the card to any service so that it can be tested by a furmark
HEU3BECTEH
HEU3BECTEH wrote:
...Games crash... rolled back card drivers to older versions, nothing helps...
What versions of drivers were installed and which ones were rolled back?
...Configuration: ... Case Cougar Archon 2 RGB
The case has to do with it? - it would be better if the OS was specified instead. On the screen it looks like a 10-ku. If so, which assembly is 22H2, or older?
SonyK_2 They were
fresh from December 20, which are the 527th version, rolled back the last ones with which everything was fine, this is the 516th version
HEU3BECTEH It's
strange, usually a driver crash is most often associated with malfunctions of the vidyahi, let's say the overclocking is too strong, does the card in the drain work or overclocking?
HEU3BECTEH
HEU3BECTEH wrote:
FurMark temperature test was normal and there were no artifacts.
The problem may be in the memory, and the furmark only loads the chip well - it’s worth testing the card in other programs as well