Display driver stopped responding and has recovered

[Hoang Tan]

I have bought a new PC for myself. But after a day playing games, I get this error. And it happened even more since that day. I tried everything I read on tom's HARDWARE like change registry, update driver graphic card, driver chipset, everything. My uncle said the PSU is not enough for my graphic card. Then I set GPU clock from 1100 Mhz to 300 Mhz, Memory clock when high performance from 1450 Mhz to 500 Mhz.Then the error didn't happen offen. But it's still appear and I don't know why.
My graphic card: ATI Radeon R9 270x
PSU: Corsair VS550

 

[MostWantedSoulRider]

May I know what exactly the problem of Dota 2 in your PC, bro? Does it display any error message or decline to open?

 

[Hoang Tan]

May I know what exactly the problem of Dota 2 in your PC, bro? Does it display any error message or decline to open?

Still the pop-up "display driver stopped responding and has recovered" While I was playing, it freeze for 2s and the pop-up appear then Dota 2 became totally black. I have to end Dota 2 with Task Manager

 

[MostWantedSoulRider]

Considering your card's fan does not run beyond 30%, why don't you tweak the voltage little bit higher from the stock? Maybe, your graphics card need more mV for running the specific core and memory clocks. Use MSI afterburner to elevate the vcore (just tad) and GPU-Z for analyzing the fan speed.

 

[Hoang Tan]

Considering your card's fan does not run beyond 30%, why don't you tweak the voltage little bit higher from the stock? Maybe, your graphics card need more mV for running the specific core and memory clocks. Use MSI afterburner to elevate the vcore (just tad) and GPU-Z for analyzing the fan speed.

My fan speed is always at 35% and will increase if I use graphics card in high-perormance.
In MSI Afterburner, I see:
- Core Clock: 1100 Mhz
- Memory Clock: 1400 Mhz
Could you advice me how much I should set them for not getting the error.
P/s: I saw these number in AMD Overdrive in AMD Catalyst Controller too

 

[MostWantedSoulRider]

Considering your card's fan does not run beyond 30%, why don't you tweak the voltage little bit higher from the stock? Maybe, your graphics card need more mV for running the specific core and memory clocks. Use MSI afterburner to elevate the vcore (just tad) and GPU-Z for analyzing the fan speed.

My fan speed is always at 35% and will increase if I use graphics card in high-perormance.
In MSI Afterburner, I see:
- Core Clock: 1100 Mhz
- Memory Clock: 1400 Mhz
Could you advice me how much I should set them for not getting the error.
P/s: I saw these number in AMD Overdrive in AMD Catalyst Controller too

I got some points for it. Please follow the steps exactly -

First, Open the AMD CCC, and enable AMD OVERDRIVE. Then, DO NOT forget to restart the computer after enabling it because your MSI afterburner must note down the default settings from the control center.

Second - After the restart, open MSI. Put Power Limit - 20% (Full). You don't need to worry about clocks for now.

Third - Click Settings found at the bottom of the application. Enable Voltage Control. If it asks for restarting the application, do it. It just takes 2 seconds, lol.

Forth - Most probably, the core voltage would be around 1206. Slowly increase the mV to +7 from whatever the stock voltage is.

Play your game and tell me how it works now.

 

[Hoang Tan]

Considering your card's fan does not run beyond 30%, why don't you tweak the voltage little bit higher from the stock? Maybe, your graphics card need more mV for running the specific core and memory clocks. Use MSI afterburner to elevate the vcore (just tad) and GPU-Z for analyzing the fan speed.

My fan speed is always at 35% and will increase if I use graphics card in high-perormance.
In MSI Afterburner, I see:
- Core Clock: 1100 Mhz
- Memory Clock: 1400 Mhz
Could you advice me how much I should set them for not getting the error.
P/s: I saw these number in AMD Overdrive in AMD Catalyst Controller too

I got some points for it. Please follow the steps exactly -

First, Open the AMD CCC, and enable AMD OVERDRIVE. Then, DO NOT forget to restart the computer after enabling it because your MSI afterburner must note down the default settings from the control center.

Second - After the restart, open MSI. Put Power Limit - 20% (Full). You don't need to worry about clocks for now.

Third - Click Settings found at the bottom of the application. Enable Voltage Control. If it asks for restarting the application, do it. It just takes 2 seconds, lol.

Forth - Most probably, the core voltage would be around 1206. Slowly increase the mV to +7 from whatever the stock voltage is.

Play your game and tell me how it works now.

before I do anything, Core voltage was Max
after restart application, I can't do anything at Core Voltage, it stuck at Max @@
I ignored it and returned to try the game. It didn't work
But I keep wondering about one thing: Whenever I play offline game, I don't see the error "display driver stopped responding and has recovered". And the error appear very rare if I open some website and play offline game.
Then I play those online game like LOL or Dota 2, Borderlands 2.... The error happens more often.
So in my opinion, I think there's something wrong about driver of graphics card and the ethernet card (or driver) after testing day by day
Is there any situation like that before ? Cuz I'm really sure about that situation :-?
Or PSU problem, I guess I've already change new graphics card (same model)

 

[MostWantedSoulRider]

As quoted before, there could be a hardware fault. I'm really sorry bro. I never expect it would end in here.

 

[adrian4206]

New to the forums. I resolved this issue by simply switching the video cables. I initially had Display port to Mini display port. Switched to HDMI and all is well. Hope this helps.

 

[justagamer41]

I have bought a new PC for myself. But after a day playing games, I get this error. And it happened even more since that day. I tried everything I read on tom's HARDWARE like change registry, update driver graphic card, driver chipset, everything. My uncle said the PSU is not enough for my graphic card. Then I set GPU clock from 1100 Mhz to 300 Mhz, Memory clock when high performance from 1450 Mhz to 500 Mhz.Then the error didn't happen offen. But it's still appear and I don't know why.
My graphic card: ATI Radeon R9 270x
PSU: Corsair VS550

I am not a computer geek just love my games FF14 and WoW. I was having same issue and tried EVERYTHING as you did. TdrDelay, uninstall using DDU in safe mode, switched to windows basic, clean driver install, restored computer to factory settings, new power supply 300W to 500W and nothing worked. I came across (forgot where) some info saying windows aero effects have been known to be incompatible with some graphics cards. Because I was left out of options I reinstalled drivers using web site identifier (AMD HD6670) and then disabled aero in admin settings. I can now play FF14 full screen on my biga** tv 22 fps no crash I am happy. The Aero disabling and website driver download is all I did different from all the other "fix's". DISABLE AERO!! problem solved, just to be safe I left all other fix's in place lol pass it on

 

[ZeusGamer]

Sorry to necro this thread, but I'm getting this problem with the EVGA GTX 980 from Windows 8.1.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Please post a new thread.