- Oct 29, 2014
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Okay here is my problem: few games that I play mainly are crashing to desktop every few hours, sometimes even once in an hour. Other games are totally fine, never crashed. Games that crash are Project Cars 2 and Battlefield 1 and 5. In pcars crashes usually occur while playing online with at least 15 other players. Battlefields usually crash when using scope sight and same time there is explosion or something similar. Fps is very stable in both games +100fps mainly on low to medium settings.
Battlefield 1 was crashing a lot and there was this pop up: Graphics card has been removed from system or gpu driver has stopped working ( or something very similar). Well to fix that I changed gpu driver Tdr-delay from 2s to value 8 which some one said would be 10 seconds. But yeah it did help a bit. Game didn't crash that much anymore and there was no after crash messages.
This problem first happened about 18 months ago so not a new problem. I have always used latest amd drivers. Mobo bios is the latest one so are the rest of the drivers. Temperatures never pass 77 degrees in gpu or 68 in cpu.
Cpu (4790k) hasn't been overclocked until few days ago when I used Ai Suite 3 to overclock it to 4.6/4.5/4.4 GHz which didn't actually have any kind of effect to crashing. Gpu has been running a little overclock before but when bf1 started to crash very often I dialed down the overclock. I have runned it stock, major underclock, stock Clock with over and under voltage and nothing seems to affect crashing. I have always used 3DMark stress test to make sure gpu is stable ( 99.1 -99.7% in Fire strike extreme)
Is my problem even gpu related? I have no idea anymore. I think it's gpu driver that is crashing for some reason, but not sure. Could vram be the problem, could it be unstable or something? Also some artifacting occurs once in a while.
My system:
-Amd R9 Nano (vbios. 015.049.000.004.006114, latest 19.2.1 drivers at the moment) tested 875-1120MHz
-Asus Z97-Progamer with i7 4790k ( at the moment 4.5GHz oc) with 16GB HyperX Fury 1600MHz ram (4 sticks)
-750w silverstone strider gold s psu
-Windows 10 Pro 64bit
-At the moment 1080p 144hz monitor
Battlefield 1 was crashing a lot and there was this pop up: Graphics card has been removed from system or gpu driver has stopped working ( or something very similar). Well to fix that I changed gpu driver Tdr-delay from 2s to value 8 which some one said would be 10 seconds. But yeah it did help a bit. Game didn't crash that much anymore and there was no after crash messages.
This problem first happened about 18 months ago so not a new problem. I have always used latest amd drivers. Mobo bios is the latest one so are the rest of the drivers. Temperatures never pass 77 degrees in gpu or 68 in cpu.
Cpu (4790k) hasn't been overclocked until few days ago when I used Ai Suite 3 to overclock it to 4.6/4.5/4.4 GHz which didn't actually have any kind of effect to crashing. Gpu has been running a little overclock before but when bf1 started to crash very often I dialed down the overclock. I have runned it stock, major underclock, stock Clock with over and under voltage and nothing seems to affect crashing. I have always used 3DMark stress test to make sure gpu is stable ( 99.1 -99.7% in Fire strike extreme)
Is my problem even gpu related? I have no idea anymore. I think it's gpu driver that is crashing for some reason, but not sure. Could vram be the problem, could it be unstable or something? Also some artifacting occurs once in a while.
My system:
-Amd R9 Nano (vbios. 015.049.000.004.006114, latest 19.2.1 drivers at the moment) tested 875-1120MHz
-Asus Z97-Progamer with i7 4790k ( at the moment 4.5GHz oc) with 16GB HyperX Fury 1600MHz ram (4 sticks)
-750w silverstone strider gold s psu
-Windows 10 Pro 64bit
-At the moment 1080p 144hz monitor
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