[SOLVED] Error: "Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered" ?

[End3rdog]

So a borrowed GPU worked - correct?

Try your GPU in another known working computer to determine if the GPU works.

Also test using different video ports and video cables.

Be methodical about testing different combinations to determine what (if anything) works and what does not work.

Change only one thing at a time.

The borrowed GPU doesn't work in my current PC but works in my very old one (the one with the i7-2600) while my 1080 ti doesn't work in both.

 

[Ralston18]

Net result being that two different GPU's do not work in your current PC. Correct?

However, the 1080 ti (provided that I have correctly followed everything ) apparently does not work at all.

I think you are narrowing down the potential culprit.

If no GPU's will work in the current PC then the current computer/motherboard is suspect.

If a given GPU does not work in any PCs then that GPU is suspect.

Will the 1080ti work in some other known working computer other than your own systems?

That is important to know.

 

[End3rdog]

Net result being that two different GPU's do not work in your current PC. Correct?

However, the 1080 ti (provided that I have correctly followed everything ) apparently does not work at all.

I think you are narrowing down the potential culprit.

If no GPU's will work in the current PC then the current computer/motherboard is suspect.

If a given GPU does not work in any PCs then that GPU is suspect.

Will the 1080ti work in some other known working computer other than your own systems?

That is important to know.

I do not have another computer but I do have another case that has another motherboard, psu and ram kit in it which I will try the cpu & both gpus in soon. I tend to be really paranoid when moving pc parts.

 

[End3rdog]

The 5600x (my current cpu which was thought to be dead) with the 1050 ti works in a sketchy pc I made out of my previous parts (msi mpg b550 gaming edge wifi, patriot viper steel 4400mhz 2x8, silencer mk3 1200w (literally 8 year old psu) and it all works.

the 1080 Ti however, still no display and the lights on it are red on VGA

so dead gpu and dead motherboard or pcie extender

 

[End3rdog]

I have found the culprit, it was the pcie riser cable that came with my case. (and the 1080)

 

[Ralston18]

Glad you found the problem.

As for being paranoid about moving pc parts that is understandable. So much can go wrong. Especially if "wrong" to begin with.

However, doing some careful pre-planning, reading up on specs, configurations, compatibilities, installation, being methodical, changing only one thing at a time, use proper tools, and taking your time can and will avoid many potential problems. Clean, well lit workspace. Keep it neat.

And learning to stop and go back if something is not right or does not seem right is important. Take breaks, clear your mind, regroup as necessary.

Actually that all holds true for just about any sort of work or effort.

 

[End3rdog]

Yeah, well there goes 70$ for a riser cable and like 600 for a new gpu lmao (I would wait till next gen but my psu would probably explode on any of them)

 

[End3rdog]

Do you think the original error of this (the display driver thing) would be because of my dying 1080 ti?