Anyone else had this problem?

[Scotteh]

Still happening, crashing during playing intense games.

 

I see a lot of people are having the same problem: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=202255

 

My temperature is fine, all my components are sufficient for playing the games but still crashing.

 

Will nvidia ever fix this? D:

[Thrill]

ATI all the way? Never had that on any of my old NVIDIA cards, not owned any after 2008 though

[Scotteh]

This is exactly what I'm experiencing: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=202580

 

I don't wanna trade my £200+ GFX card for an ATI.

 

EDIT:

 

Gunna try the possible fix, I'll report back.

[Scotteh]

Reverted back to the drivers on the CD after uninstalling them, did a clean installation and still no joy so I went back to the latest ones... This is really frustrating...

[Shaunno]

Have you patched the games to the latest version?

[Scotteh]

Have you patched the games to the latest version?

Yeah mate.

[Scotteh]

Using GPU-Z do these look normal to you guys? This is after playing GRID for 10 mins before the screen went black and crashed to desktop.

 

Stats:

 

Before:

 

After:

[Shaunno]

Well the temps are fine. All looks normal mate.

 

Edit: One thing you could try is backing the frequencies down a little, cos the other 560 Ti's i've seen have their core clock at 850Mhz, which in turn reduces the shader clock as they are linked. You can use MSI Afterburner and just tune em down a bit. If you find it works you can make different profiles on Afterburner and run at full speed on the games that don't crash and clocked down a little on the games that do crash, just a suggestion.

Download link http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/download.htm

[Scotteh]

I've heard some people have fixed the problem doing that, cheers mate I'll give it a shot.

[Thrill]

Temperatures look fine mate. Shaun's given some great advice, you should take it

[Scotteh]

I did it and it totally messed up the game graphics. :l

 

Weird thing is this happens when I run some games on the highest possible settings, but when I run them on medium they were fine for ages so. D:

[Shaunno]

You've over clocked your cpu right? Test its stability with prime95.

Download link: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Prime95-Download-76537.html

 

You can also test the stability of your GPU with furmark.

Download link: http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/fur/

[Scotteh]

I haven't overclocked yet no. ):

But I'll test the stability of the GPU.

 

EDIT:

Pretty fun the GPU thing haha, ran it on the 1080 preset and got these results:

 

 

I ran it with full anti-aliasing and did the burn-in test with dynamic camera and had very low FPS, like ranged between 8 and 15.

[Shaunno]

Ye thats quite bad lol i get around 65fps, but did it crash at all or reset?

[Scotteh]

With full AA and 1080p?

 

No it didn't. D:

[Shaunno]

Edit: the old furmark i got 65 fps, this new version is different and ye get 37fps average on the 1080p preset benchmark, btw you didnt have AA on, as you can see in the SS 3rd box down AA:0 samples, if you put AA to MSAA 8x yo uwill see your fps drop low mine was around 18 average with full AA 1080p.

 

I really dont know what to suggest if it didnt crash then theres nothing wrong with any of your hardware, its probably a driver compatibility issue. If i come across any other fixes ill be sure to post em on here.