Question Need help video tdr failure

[Makatas]

I was running two gpu two monitor set up since i upgraded my gpu few years ago, and since i didnt really have any use of the older gpu, i just plugged second monitor into it and called it a day and it was fine for years. Recently i sold that older gpu and my problem started since then. Im geting video tdr failure - nvlddmkm.sys blue screen. I tried running two monitor set up when main monitor is hooked to my gpu, second monitor hooked to integrated gpu, i tried single monitor set up, that didnt help. Any ideas? Btw that happens more often while playing games, but it can happen by just surfing web or doing literally nothing(being afk).

 

[Metal Messiah.]

Kindly provide PC specs.

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