Jeff C

And that's exactly where I'm at now. I'm still weary of launching a game..but I probably should to make sure. Again thanks for the assist my dude.

Oh my bad. There aren't any fans, I have it on an ek waterblock. So far it's working but my trust is still shaken

This what my gpu looks like under 6hour bench of heaven. I think everything looks good, and I think the voltage max is supposed to be 1.06

I'm glad we are on the same page. I just did most of those things. Ran ddu installed an Nvidia driver. I didn't do the latest though just in case that was the one causing me issues. I went from 3 versions back .I think the February/March driver. I installed just the gpu driver. No physX or audio, no GeForce experience. And set the Nvidia control panel to default. My monitor is currently running at default 60hz I'll slowly up that every couple hours just in case. I currently have hwinfo running next to a loop of UNIGINE heaven

I'll give that a try, I just bought a 2080s just in case it is hardware, i'll have something to swap with. Ill keep you updated, Thanks for following up with me btw. I also attached my most recent error logs

Thanks for the follow-up, My card and board were playing nice together for about a year (I actually have the same 2070 super) and it just doesnt want to work at all. I tried hardware info but the "crash" is so frequent now that I cant even run it under load i7-9700k MSI MPG Pro Carbon Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super Windforce OC 32 Gig of Gskill Trident-Z RGB, 3200MGhz RAM Seasonic 850w PSU (80+Gold) 2 512G NVME drives 2 SATA SSD Drives (1 1TB, 1 512G) GPU and CPU watercooled with EKWB Blocks 2 monitor: 1 Asus 1440p 75Hz TN 27" (used as secondary) and an ACER 1440p 144HZ, 27" Curved Freesync monitor as my primary/gaming display 3 Cable extensions from the PSU to CPU 8pin, the 24 pin, and the GPU Current temps under load are in the mid 60s on both CPU and GPU (its 90+ in the house and I havent put in the AC yet) Nothing is currently over clocked with the exception of the RAM xmp profile enabled. GPU use to have a 2 overclock settings (the OC curve setting with a +500 MGHZ on the mem, and a manual +40 on the Core and 500 on the mem, currently set to base for troubleshooting)

i just started having issues with this myself, did you ever get it figured out?

Hi all, I recently started getting a weird bug as of yesterday (5/25/2020) afternoon with my GPU. Here are my system specs: i7-9700k MSI MPG Pro Carbon Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super Windforce OC 32 Gig of Gskill Trident-Z RGB, 3200MGhz RAM Seasonic 850w PSU (80+Gold) 2 512G NVME drives 2 SATA SSD Drives (1 1TB, 1 512G) GPU and CPU watercooled with EKWB Blocks 2 monitor: 1 Asus 1440p 75Hz TN 27" (used as secondary) and an ACER 1440p 144HZ, 27" Curved Freesync monitor as my primary/gaming display 3 Cable extensions from the PSU to CPU 8pin, the 24 pin, and the GPU Current temps under load are in the mid 60s on both CPU and GPU (its 90+ in the house and I havent put in the AC yet) Nothing is currently over clocked with the exception of the RAM xmp profile enabled. GPU use to have a 2 overclock settings (the OC curve setting with a +500 MGHZ on the mem, and a manual +40 on the Core and 500 on the mem, currently set to base for troubleshooting) Heres the issue: This past Thursday I purchased Disco Elysium on GoG and started playing it friday night for 30 minutes, and everything was fine, I bounced between that, Witcher 3, Wow, and Vampire Bloodlines (yeah its old but i finally decided to get around to it) and the system was running perfectly. Monday morning I put in about 2 hours of Disco E before closing out and putting system to sleep so I could do some adulting, again no issues. I come back home that afternoon, load up Disco E and my displays go black as if the monitors went into sleep mode as soon as i selected load save game, and then i got a no display signal found, although I could still hear game sounds coming from my headset (SS artic7). I hard rebooted the PC and checked the event viewer and saw the following error: Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered (except it didnt see to recover because my display never came back on either monitor) My initial troubleshooting was to limit to 1 display, swap monitors and if possible use onboard graphics, followed up by re-installing my nvidia drivers (v445) as a clean install. Issue still occurred, although with some delay. i was able to load the game and see my character for a few minutes before it went to poop. At this point I decide to load OCCT and run a graphics stress test, enabling error checking mode and set it to run for 30 minutes. I run down stairs for a few minutes to check dinner and boom, happens again. So I switch to onboard graphics, and load up WoW..because its the first game i can think of that can let me toggle my primary graphics provider. I then get a blue-screen with an error about direct-x..and Im like Ah Ha, and I recall that the rivatuner software that comes with afterburner can sometimes not play nice with DX, so I remove it..and it happens again. Okay, maybe something was lingering. I decided to kill the OS and re-install windows (all my important data and installs are stored on secondary drivers so im not losing a lot by doing this). I re-install windows Run OCCT error checking mode for about an hour..0 issues (okay cool cool), I load WoW, probably play for 30-45 minutes, no issue, even better, I load Disco E, the save file that this all started with, and nothing..so I decide to wait..I leave the game running but i dont do anything with the characters, i just let it sit for about an hour and im alt tabbed browsing the web, reconfiguring discord, researching the error and possible issues. Everything looks good. cool. So i close the game thinking its fixed, and within 5 minutes it happens again. Now at this point Im still running driver 430 that was grabbed by MS and not the latest one from nvidia. I'm currently at a loss here, I have read many different troubleshooting steps on this issue with answers ranging from Bad GPU to bad Driver, Bad MB, and even Dying PSU. I did recently pick up a new 2080s from newegg in the event the card itself is dying (my dudes there is currently a GPU shortage). If I can resolved it via firmware/software I'll just return the 2080s which is my preferred option. Im just concerned that I would have to eventually rebuild my whole system for what seems to be a driver/firmware issue. Has anyone else had experience with this issue and or can offer some troubleshooting advice that I have not covered here. I know I wrote a book, but i want to provide as much detail as I can. Additionally I do have a kill-o-wat reader if for some reason that info is needed, as well as gpu-z, hwmonitor, and all sorts of benchmarking utilities that I can SS and provide if requested. Thank you ladies and gents.

I was also thinking read error. I'm not really concerned about the safety of the system so much as I hate how the fans go from quiet to jet engine so much. But those are things I plan on switching down the road Here is my set up

@Benjeh i flipped the fans on top as intake, it lowered the average temps by maybe 3-5 degrees. I feel like its my fault for not specifying more clearly my question. My cpu temps dont sit at 60 consistently, they jump 24-40-30-60-28-50, usually when Im loading an application or waking from sleep or oddly enough going to sleep. While I know cpu temps should increase when a new instruction set is delivered i dont think it should be spastic. My next tests will be Tim application, and fan controller, maybe the fan hub that came with the case is just basic. Anyway I'll update with more testing but I am chipping away at it slowly

NICE!. If i have the ambition I have a 360 PE Rad in the closet, I might replace the 240 front with that, and get some extra intake

no, that will be a weekend thing, im going to replace the TIM as well and play around with everything then. right now im sitting comfy at 40C on GPU and 52C CPU

Figured it out. My PWM controller for the front fans was jacked, fixed, it up and now im getting 50 CPU underload, and 34 GPU

If thats the case, then why would I have had lower temps before, When i was running in the Phanteks case I had the top 360 pushing air out, the rear exhausting as default and just a basic 140 rad up front pulling air in. in the prime95 stress test on that set up my cpu hit 60c after 1.5 hours. I don't mean to de-credit or disrespect your suggestion, i just dont see how before when I had even less intake i was still getting better cooling.

So have the 360 rad pull air in and have the front push it out?