Recent content by Forceflow

I *know* my GPU is fine, because I even tested with a new one out of the box. Memory: Memtest86+ and the built-in Windows Memory Diagnostic, ran both multiple times. GPU benchmarks: 3DMark (Firestrike and Timespy) and Unigine Superposition SSD/HDD S.M.A.R.T. values look fine, and they all...

As you can read from my previous posts, I'm using a GTX 1070 TI on a Windows 10 system. I've already ran a plethora of system tests. Memcheck86 returned no errors, SFC /scannow returned no issues with my Windows install, which is pretty fresh to start with.

AFAIK (and understand), the problem is that tools like GPU-Z call the Nvidia API in some way that is broken/bugged on the latest sets of Nvidia drivers. I haven't tried in a while, since BSOD'ing my PC on purpose isn't exactly my idea of a fun time. For now, I just avoid running tools like GPU-Z...

I'm an engineer / computer scientist, and write 3D rendering software. So yeah, I have some knowledge about debugging. If something breaks, I want to know why. Out of interest, and because it nags me :) And @krull : That's ... not how it works :) Did a memtest86+, multiple passes, my RAM is fine.

Of course, IDA is my friend too :) Yeah, those MS info pages are pretty generic info pages, thanks. Not really much I can do without debug symbols for the nvidia driver, and even then, it would probably be impenetrable for an outsider like me. Again, I'd like to stress that this - as far as I...

Just an update: I've swapped out the card (MSI GTX 1070TI Gaming X) I had for an identical one which arrived, reinstalled drivers. Can still reproduce the issue, so I think we can rule out hardware failure or other shenanigans. Minidumps here...

I've been doing the reboot + immediately launch game dance all day (like ... 20+ times), and the only way I can get it to reliably crash is when I launch GPU-Z first. Here's a Dropbox folder with a bunch of minidumps to analyse...

Having a hard time reproducing it. I've never had it without GPU-Z running, but that might just be luck (hence: probably not GPU-Z's fault, but I thought I'd report anyway). I've triggered it a second time, minidump showed same results. After that, I've run Memtest86 (just to be sure it's...

Can't really pin down when it happens, but I've experienced some hard crashes using the latest GPU-Z and the latest Nvidia Drivers. I can usually trigger it by launching Vermintide 2 with GPU-Z open. Here's the WinDBG analysis. I can provide minidump file if needed. Microsoft (R) Windows...