"Out of Range" when trying to do GPU heavy tasks.

[fabio01]

So i've been using this exact setup for almost a year now, without any issues.

Today, out of the blue, i was playing "Path of Exile" and got the "Out of Range", this wasnt a permanent sign, it was flashing as it if it was trying to resume the screen. I was playing for like an hour before it happened. Had to force shut it down, as it was non responsive.

Now the same happens whenever i try to play Fallout 4 as well, have spent the last week playing Fallout4 daily without any issues.

I did a small research and found out that the "Out of Range" is because of the monitor frequency, but i did exactly no changes.
Note: Both OS and Nvidia drivers were updated yesterday, since im using Windows 10 Insider Preview im also not discarding the option of OS crash related.

Also, i tried to run the Heavendx11 benchmark and it has the same result.

My specs:

Asus VX 239H-W
Nvidia GForce GTX 960 2gb
Intel G3258 3.2
Windows 10 Insider Preview 14295

Thanks in advance.

 

[Mark_1970]

So i've been using this exact setup for almost a year now, without any issues.

Today, out of the blue, i was playing "Path of Exile" and got the "Out of Range", this wasnt a permanent sign, it was flashing as it if it was trying to resume the screen. I was playing for like an hour before it happened. Had to force shut it down, as it was non responsive.

Now the same happens whenever i try to play Fallout 4 as well, have spent the last week playing Fallout4 daily without any issues.

I did a small research and found out that the "Out of Range" is because of the monitor frequency, but i did exactly no changes.
Note: Both OS and Nvidia drivers were updated yesterday, since im using Windows 10 Insider Preview im also not discarding the option of OS crash related.

Also, i tried to run the Heavendx11 benchmark and it has the same result.

My specs:

Asus VX 239H-W
Nvidia GForce GTX 960 2gb
Intel G3258 3.2
Windows 10 Insider Preview 14295

Thanks in advance.

Out of range usually means the screen is saying that the resolution is too high for it to display it

 

[fabio01]

But i have been using the same resolution for almost a year, and i tried running the benchmark at a lower resolution, still crashes.

Fallout runs at minimun requirements.


UPDATE: As of now, it no longer says the sign "Out of Range". As soon as i ask the GPU to perform a mild task, he crashes. Tried GPUZ and quite honestly everything seems ok, but as soon as i try a render tests it crashes.