[SOLVED] ''display driver nvlddkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered '' warning in event viewer

[ad1772]

what does this mean?i was playing apex legends,i noticed ther game was stuttering and completely froze after a few minuets,the whole system didnt freeze,it was just the game,i checked event viewer and saw this warning

my system
rtx 2080ti(not oc;d)
x570 gaming edge mobo
ryzen 7 3700x
3200mhz 16gb ram
650w psu

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

So this is thrown up when your gpu fps begin to slow down or freeze. You have to troubleshoot what is causing the slow down/freezing. What power setting are you using in windows power setting? Do you have power saving enabled in bios? Are your drivers up to date? Monitor your gpu and cpu temps while gaming.

 

[ad1772]

So this is thrown up when your gpu fps begin to slow down or freeze. You have to troubleshoot what is causing the slow down/freezing. What power setting are you using in windows power setting? Do you have power saving enabled in bios? Are your drivers up to date? Monitor your gpu and cpu temps while gaming.

Pretty sure my windows power settings is set high performance,didn't mess with anything power related in the bios,so that shouldn't be the case

Drivers are up to date,GPU temps seem fine,75c underload,gonna monitor CPU temps

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Also do you use steam? Make sure steam dosn't update while gaming. Also use task manager to monitor anything running in background while gaming that may be using resources up that you were not aware of.

 

[ad1772]

Also do you use steam? Make sure steam dosn't update while gaming. Also use task manager to monitor anything running in background while gaming that may be using resources up that you were not aware of.

I don't think steam was updating at that time,apex doesn't use steam either

I was monitoring FPS with afterburner,could after burner be the issue..?

Could it be a GPU hardware issue..?

 

[drivinfast247]

PSU make and model?

 

[ad1772]

PSU make and model?

Cxm 650w 80+

 

[drivinfast247]

Download and run DDU and then install the latest driver for your 2080ti

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Can you post up a pic of your Afterburner screen, and a pic of gpuz front page?

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Since your gpu temps seem ok, I would monitor your cpu temps as Apex uses a lot of cpu power. With the 2080ti pouring out heat in to the case it may be adding too much heat for your cpu/cpu cooler while the cpu is working hard during Apex gaming.

 

[ad1772]

Since your gpu temps seem ok, I would monitor your cpu temps as Apex uses a lot of cpu power. With the 2080ti pouring out heat in to the case it may be adding too much heat for your cpu/cpu cooler while the cpu is working hard during Apex gaming.

Ok,I'll monitor my CPU temps

 

[johnsoner13]

Ok,I'll monitor my CPU temps

Any change? I’m having the exact same issue with drivers crashing I’m going insane

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Any change? I’m having the exact same issue with drivers crashing I’m going insane

Start a thread and i'll take a look at it.