Hello, I'll go right ahead to the details.
GPU model: Zotac GTX 1050
OS: Windows 7
Problem:
-Keeps crashing a few seconds after startup (Logging into windows 7 admin account)
Here is the error from the minidump file.
I've done multiple troubleshooting steps and here are the results so far.
Solution 1.
Clean and up-to-date installation of Nvidia drivers.
Remarks: Up to date drivers seems to crash more often.
Solution 2.
Rolling back to old driver (from 400-ish to 350-ish)
Remarks: Less bsod crashes compared to the newest drivers but still crashes
Solution 3.
Reinstalled the GPU on the PCIe slot.
Remarks:
No changes.
Overall Remarks:
Right now, I am using the Intel Integrated Graphics (i5 3330) and no crashes at all.
My conclusion:
I'd assume that my card is faulty (would i be right though?)
What are your thoughts guys? Thank you so much.
Update:
Attempted to salvage it again by cleaning the pci-express connector with a cloth applied with isoprophyl alcohol and somehow it booted without any problems. Might stress test and see how it does.
Update 2:
Somehow no crashes after cleaning the PCI-Express connector, so in short the crashes were caused by somehow dirty connector (?). I guess thats it.
GPU model: Zotac GTX 1050
OS: Windows 7
Problem:
-Keeps crashing a few seconds after startup (Logging into windows 7 admin account)
Here is the error from the minidump file.
I've done multiple troubleshooting steps and here are the results so far.
Solution 1.
Clean and up-to-date installation of Nvidia drivers.
Remarks: Up to date drivers seems to crash more often.
Solution 2.
Rolling back to old driver (from 400-ish to 350-ish)
Remarks: Less bsod crashes compared to the newest drivers but still crashes
Solution 3.
Reinstalled the GPU on the PCIe slot.
Remarks:
No changes.
Overall Remarks:
Right now, I am using the Intel Integrated Graphics (i5 3330) and no crashes at all.
My conclusion:
I'd assume that my card is faulty (would i be right though?)
What are your thoughts guys? Thank you so much.
Update:
Attempted to salvage it again by cleaning the pci-express connector with a cloth applied with isoprophyl alcohol and somehow it booted without any problems. Might stress test and see how it does.
Update 2:
Somehow no crashes after cleaning the PCI-Express connector, so in short the crashes were caused by somehow dirty connector (?). I guess thats it.
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