BSOD driver power state failure - ASUS GL553VE

[lesisz.bartlomiej]

Hello, after W10 Fall Update I started to experience this BSOD while loading a demanding game (TW: Warhammer campaign).

ASUS GL553VE
CPU - i7 7700HQ
GPU - nVidia gtx 1050ti
RAM - 8GB

Minidump
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8yawSLKWRPNZG9xTFRtMHJVLVk/view?usp=sharing

Thanks in advance

 

[Paul NZ]

Uninstall Aicharger. It's a known cause of this stop error

Wouldnt be surprised if Kaspersky is causing a crash.

This can also cause this stop error 0x9f you're getting

 

[lesisz.bartlomiej]

Did a clean install of Win10, loaded up drivers, Kaspersky, no Asus apps. The game launched, but only once. I tried to re-launch and got the same BSOD.
Removed Kaspersky - didn't help.


Latest dump:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8yawSLKWRPNeUxhcm9Rc3pVT1E/view?usp=sharing

 

[Paul NZ]

When does it crash then? Anytime, when you run a certain program / game?

 

[lesisz.bartlomiej]

Ok, I tried some other game, and it run with no issues. Checked TW forum and it seems a common issue, so the game itself must be broken or not coresponding well with <probably> graphics driver.

Thanks

 

[snackyyt]

Hi i have same problem on GL553..
But this happend when i on League of Legends or Grand Theft Auto V i have a bsod.. i try update driver but all is up to date

 

[snackyyt]

W10 Build 1709 on 1703 i dont have this problem

 

[Paul NZ]

Did a clean install of Win10, loaded up drivers, Kaspersky, no Asus apps. The game launched, but only once. I tried to re-launch and got the same BSOD.
Removed Kaspersky - didn't help.


Latest dump:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8yawSLKWRPNeUxhcm9Rc3pVT1E/view?usp=sharing

Use their removal tool then remove the rest of it

I think your video drivers are causing a crash

This is causing a crash X64_0x9F_3_nvlddmkm_IMAGE_pci.sys

 

[fcord]

Driver power state failure occurs because the gpu is switching to nvidia and intel and during the switching the nvidia gpu goes to sleep. But fails to respond again when used.

You can fix this by going to nvidia control panel, go to manage 3d settings, find power management mode.from there you can see optimal power, adaptive,consistent, and maximum performance. The default setting is optimal power which makes the nvidia gpu sleep when not in rendering saving power however results in driver power state failure when rendeeing high demanding games.

Select maximum performance to fix driver power state failure as this makes the gpu at maximum clock when a 3d application is running even if your running it in background. This however causes high temperature and high power usage so i suggest selecting only specific programs where you experience driver power state failure to use this mode.