Start > Type into start search bar: Event Logs Check: Windows Logs > System Or if on 8.1, just right click the start button and choose Event Viewer
Yep, look in system for any ! errors, or Criticals around the time of the crashing Also run DDU in safemode to remove the old drivers http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html And then boot back into normal mode to install the latest drivers again
15 errors in 2 hours (There was an error while attempting to read the local hosts file.) 4 warning in 2 hours (Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered.)
GPU overclocked at all? Disable all GPU monitoring / OCing software Use DDU Leave it running at stock clocks and see if it still crashes
those crashes happens when i play total war attila and 2 or 3 crashes happens randomly my gpu running at default clock but i always open gpu tweak from asus an msi afterburner
Hey Gunnza, I had this same issue with my cards a few weeks back. Checked my system stats and had the same issue. I uninstalled the old driver, cleared out all the old files and keys related to Nvidia. Installed the new driver and haven't had an issue since. You mentioned that your using the ASUS software and/or MSI afterburner program. Do you use these at the same time? Usually when I use programs like that I use one or the other. I had an issue once before where they were both kicking in and trying to OC the cards at the same time. Might want to uninstall the one you like least and see if that helps! GL!
