either your card has an issue, or the bus of your motherboard has an issue.
take card try it another computer and see if you get same results. if yes, card is faulty, if not , start looking at your motherboard for issue.
Did Nvidia release a new update recently? Gtx 970 is unpredictable. After an update after boot my screen wont turn on sometimes. try to downgrade your driver to previous version and check how that goes. I sold this card, got a Gtx 1080 and im fine now!
brokenpocketz What game is this? Do your knowledge, what changed in your system between yesterday or today? Any hardware or software changes? It sounds like your card is no longer switching from 2D to 3D mode. Have you tried rebooting your system?
Did Nvidia release a new update recently? Gtx 970 is unpredictable. After an update after boot my screen wont turn on sometimes. try to downgrade your driver to previous version and check how that goes. I sold this card, got a Gtx 1080 and im fine now!
Yeah, I updated yesterday, and everything was fine until I turned it on today. How do I downgrade?
Download and run DDU (Display Drivers Uninstaller). Allow program to automatically reboot into windows safe mode, and remove all Nvidia and AMD drivers.
After program reboots into Windows normal mode, I would re-download and "custom" install the latest drivers, without Geforce Experience, and then install them. Then I would see if the problem persists. Only then would I consider a downgrade of version. That's what I would do were it my machine.
Find the previous one and download it. Then google for GPU Driver Uninstaller from Guru3d. Uninstall driver with the tool and install the one you download. Dont update until they release the next one and you should be fine!
as you did not post your model of the gpu check to see if it a evga unit. there been recalls and class action on there cards as there go up in flames from bad power on the gpus.
as you did not post your model of the gpu check to see if it a evga unit. there been recalls and class action on there cards as there go up in flames from bad power on the gpus.
either your card has an issue, or the bus of your motherboard has an issue.
take card try it another computer and see if you get same results. if yes, card is faulty, if not , start looking at your motherboard for issue.
either your card has an issue, or the bus of your motherboard has an issue.
take card try it another computer and see if you get same results. if yes, card is faulty, if not , start looking at your motherboard for issue.
Thank you, I did this and i got same results, so it’s gotta be my card.
it happens.... you could if your brave and broke, and bake your video card, you might get new life out of it , and hope the market will calm down before forced to pay a 1000 for a 1060.