WiteliteningHWD

I have a 2070 and after 3 months it started crashing on games it had run in perfectly fine a day ago. It crashes immediately always after a bunch of random colored dots appeared and disappeared a few times in a corner. What would be the problem here?

22 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Crashing at stock settings?

Yep

26 minutes ago, Snipergod87 said:

What GPU.

Rtx 2070, i underclocked because it was crashing

The clock speed never goes lower than those speeds even though I put the clock multiplier to 37, the base, in the bios

Is 725 mV a good voltage?

37 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

So you have never seen anything about rtx cards artifacting?I find that impossible. Completely impossible. 

What I mean is it crashing whenever I run a game

46 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Which has nothing to do with controlling the card. I’m sure you’ve watched enough YouTube to know what is going on. 

There’s nothing that I can find pertaining to this subject of my gpu

Here’s something that might help

1 hour ago, Mick Naughty said:

rma. And you don't have to use any certain program. Especially when it comes to the gpu as it isn't made by nzxt.

I know but the products rgb can’t be controlled by another software to my knowledge

20 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Well cam is shit. But seems like the card is too. 

Any solutions ?

i have NZXT products and this is the only way to my knowledge to control them.

This also happened after I used older drivers for the gpu 

looks like people

21 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Only time I get that is when the oc isn’t stable. Needed more voltage. Shitty oc software that would lose the voltage settings but keep the rest. 

 

Id perform a clean install of the drivers. Perhaps an older version. 

I’m using the latest version of the GeForce game ready drivers and I have no overclocking software except for  NZXT CAM

I tried I tried all of you guys suggestions but none of them worked

55 minutes ago, Bartholomew said:

Assuming you ddu'd first can give clean current drivers a go.(ddu is more thourough than just clean install without ddu first).

 

Can always ddu again and possibly try ealier versions (someone else can likely explain how).

 

Hopefully ddu  and reinstall resolves it!

 Thanks for the support 

also do you have any recommendations for a ddu 

On 3/22/2019 at 8:53 AM, Lagercat1 said:

roll back your drivers and use like 4.17 then see what happens

 

What if I clean installed my drivers to 419.35

no others listed

6 hours ago, Xcoool said:

 

Thanks

23 minutes ago, Bartholomew said:

Try ddu in safe mode, then reinstall driver.

 

That directx error is likely due to driver (sub) component stuck in a background update loop. Depending on the sw running the reporting can vary in form/text (this screenshot is pretty much the raw directx api exception message).

 

How do you get into safe mode

30 minutes ago, Xcoool said:

Lovely but i really need you to answer those 3 questions.This seems to be a software related problem.

I am using a rtx 2070, it happens in all games but some without the message, and it’s a clean windows 10 install.

33 minutes ago, WiteliteningHWD said:

I looked and reset the slot and the power is connected properly

by resetting the slot I mean pulling it out and putting it back in. That was yesterd

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3 minutes ago, Aimi said:

Are you sure it's properly connected?

I looked and reset the slot and the power is connected properly

by resetting the slot I mean pulling it out and putting it back in. That was yesterday

2 minutes ago, Xcoool said:

What nvidia gpu are you using?

Does it happen only in apex or in other games as well?

Is it a clean windows 10 install or upgrade from windows 7 or 8?

Other games crash but only apex show the error

This happens whenever I use my gpu in games with varying messages

You should plan your cables and the mobo cable should be coming from the side not bottom

On 1/29/2019 at 5:39 PM, OnyxArmos said:

Oh god it's Chara!!!!

Check your temperatures 

 

The temps don’t seem to be too high