beeurd
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Sorry if I'm being a pain, but I've been having an issue on a new build crashing with graphics driver issues. The card in question is an MSI Geforce GTX 1650 4G D6 OCV1 edition, I've not tinkered with over locking though.
The crashes vary from a black screen that recovers, or system reboots without a blue screen, but they do seem random and while they are mostly when I've been running a game they have happened randomly during normal usage too.
I managed to get a log during a crash, while running a benchmark application, which I've attached below. I've highlighted a row that was logged 1 second before a black screen error (logged in Windows event viewer as nvlddmkm.sys), the system recovers briefly but then the log ends when the the system rebooted.
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Can anybody with more experience than me point out anything concerning that could shed light on the nature of the crash?
The system is stable with another graphics card, although it is a much older card that doesn't use a PSU connector. I don't have another system to test the GPU in at the moment, but I've followed all the steps I could from Nvidia and MSI support, and am just having a last few attempts while I wait to hear back from the retailer about returning the card.
The crashes vary from a black screen that recovers, or system reboots without a blue screen, but they do seem random and while they are mostly when I've been running a game they have happened randomly during normal usage too.
I managed to get a log during a crash, while running a benchmark application, which I've attached below. I've highlighted a row that was logged 1 second before a black screen error (logged in Windows event viewer as nvlddmkm.sys), the system recovers briefly but then the log ends when the the system rebooted.
HWInfo64 log.CSV
log.CSV Date,Time,Virtual Memory Commited [MB],Virtual Memory Available [MB],Virtual Memory Load [%],Physical Memory Used [MB],Physical Memory Available [MB],Physical Memory Load [%],Page File Usage [%],Core 0 VID [V],Core 1 VID [V],Core 2 VID [V],Core 3 VID [V],Core 4 VID [V],Core 5 VID [V],Cor...
Can anybody with more experience than me point out anything concerning that could shed light on the nature of the crash?
The system is stable with another graphics card, although it is a much older card that doesn't use a PSU connector. I don't have another system to test the GPU in at the moment, but I've followed all the steps I could from Nvidia and MSI support, and am just having a last few attempts while I wait to hear back from the retailer about returning the card.
