I've been experiencing consistent crashes with two different RTX 2080 GPUs over the course of two months. I initially purchased an MSI RTX 2080 Super that consistently caused my entire desktop to lockup and the gpu would just power off at completely random points. It could be while sitting idle at the desktop with nothing running or while playing a game. Suspecting it was the card, I just had it refunded and later on purchased an Asus ROG Strix RTX 2080 Super. After 3 days of running this card, I've experienced frequent crashes in games, however nothing that would lock up the entire PC like my previous card did.
When I monitor the card during the crashes, the temps are fine on both the gpu and cpu. I've spent days trying to troubleshoot as much as I could. I've reinstalled drivers with DDU, reseated the card, tried playing games on different drives, updated bios, reinstalled windows, made sure power plans were on maximum performance etc. Nothing seems to work.
Prior to upgrading, I've had a GTX 1080 that has run absolutely fine with no crashes for years on this same build. I've even ran the GTX 1080 again after removing the RTX 2080 and everything runs fine without issue.
Specs:
In any event, I'd greatly appreciate any advice!
*Also wanted to add that the windows reliability monitor and event viewer point toward the crashes as nvlddmkm and hardware errors.
When I monitor the card during the crashes, the temps are fine on both the gpu and cpu. I've spent days trying to troubleshoot as much as I could. I've reinstalled drivers with DDU, reseated the card, tried playing games on different drives, updated bios, reinstalled windows, made sure power plans were on maximum performance etc. Nothing seems to work.
Prior to upgrading, I've had a GTX 1080 that has run absolutely fine with no crashes for years on this same build. I've even ran the GTX 1080 again after removing the RTX 2080 and everything runs fine without issue.
Specs:
- i7 8700k, not overclocked
- MSI z370 Gaming Pro Carbon AC
- Trident Z 32GB ram DDR4 3200mhz
- Asus ROG Strix RTX 2080 Super
- EVGA Supernova 750 G2, 750w power supply
In any event, I'd greatly appreciate any advice!
*Also wanted to add that the windows reliability monitor and event viewer point toward the crashes as nvlddmkm and hardware errors.