Hello everyone, i would appreciate a lot your help in this.
So, i've been having this problem since i updated NVIDIA drivers to 471.11 ver.
The first time it happened my pc specs were:
Intel i5 4460 w stock cooler
Kingston Fury 8GB 1600mhz DDR3
Gigabyte B85M-D3H-A
SSD Kingston A400 240GB
WD Caviar Blue 1TB
Strix GTX 970
Corsair CX500M
When it happened the first time i was playing WoW. Everything was fine until out of nowhere crashed. After the crash, i launch it again and as soon as the world and character loads, it crashes again. The crash message was:
WoW was unable to start 3D acceleration.
Tried playing Overwatch and it crashed too. The crash message was:
Your rendering device has been lost.
This was 10-14 days ago. I upgraded CPU, MOBO and RAM because the other computer was old, and my RAM had been failing for some time. Now i've:
i5 10400F w CM 212 EVO v2
MSI B460M Mortar
Kingston Fury 16GB 2666mhz
Everything else stayed.
This seemed to have fixed the issue, i could play everything no problem, in fact, the old CPU was bottlenecking the 970 because the performance gain was amazing with the change.
So, in this case i was using the 456.71 nvidia drivers. I played one week no problems. Two days ago, i updated drivers to 471.22 (Hotfix for 471.11). And yesterday, again, was playing WoW no issues, then it crashed again. And the problem came back. Now i can't play any games.
Rollbacking drivers doesn't work (not even with DDU).
Reinstalling Windows helped me once, however, while the games no longer crash on launch, they sometimes crash after some minutes.
Temps are normal for every component.
In the NVIDIA Forums i'm seeing a lot of people having similar problems after the 471.11 update.
Also, the dxdiag note points to a LiveKernelEvent 141 error.
LKD_0x141_Tdr:6_IMAGE_nvlddmkm.sys_Maxwell_3D, tipo 0
The Event viewer says:
Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered
So anyone has any idea what it could be? Is it driver related? GPU failing? PSU failing?
Because aside from games, my pc is working perfectly, no trouble at startup, the programs launch fast, no BSOD, no display artifacts, etc. It is just games.
So, i've been having this problem since i updated NVIDIA drivers to 471.11 ver.
The first time it happened my pc specs were:
Intel i5 4460 w stock cooler
Kingston Fury 8GB 1600mhz DDR3
Gigabyte B85M-D3H-A
SSD Kingston A400 240GB
WD Caviar Blue 1TB
Strix GTX 970
Corsair CX500M
When it happened the first time i was playing WoW. Everything was fine until out of nowhere crashed. After the crash, i launch it again and as soon as the world and character loads, it crashes again. The crash message was:
WoW was unable to start 3D acceleration.
Tried playing Overwatch and it crashed too. The crash message was:
Your rendering device has been lost.
This was 10-14 days ago. I upgraded CPU, MOBO and RAM because the other computer was old, and my RAM had been failing for some time. Now i've:
i5 10400F w CM 212 EVO v2
MSI B460M Mortar
Kingston Fury 16GB 2666mhz
Everything else stayed.
This seemed to have fixed the issue, i could play everything no problem, in fact, the old CPU was bottlenecking the 970 because the performance gain was amazing with the change.
So, in this case i was using the 456.71 nvidia drivers. I played one week no problems. Two days ago, i updated drivers to 471.22 (Hotfix for 471.11). And yesterday, again, was playing WoW no issues, then it crashed again. And the problem came back. Now i can't play any games.
Rollbacking drivers doesn't work (not even with DDU).
Reinstalling Windows helped me once, however, while the games no longer crash on launch, they sometimes crash after some minutes.
Temps are normal for every component.
In the NVIDIA Forums i'm seeing a lot of people having similar problems after the 471.11 update.
Also, the dxdiag note points to a LiveKernelEvent 141 error.
LKD_0x141_Tdr:6_IMAGE_nvlddmkm.sys_Maxwell_3D, tipo 0
The Event viewer says:
Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered
So anyone has any idea what it could be? Is it driver related? GPU failing? PSU failing?
Because aside from games, my pc is working perfectly, no trouble at startup, the programs launch fast, no BSOD, no display artifacts, etc. It is just games.
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