Flyingsloth

No, I was never able to fix it. I plan on buying a new graphics card pretty soon to replace this one that isn't functioning properly.

A minor update: I was able to update from driver version 456.71 which was released in October 2020 to 472.12 which released September 2021. Everything functions normally, however, I still cannot update to anywhere near the latest drivers.

I just updated them both to be sure and after using ddu and trying to install the new drivers, it is still behaving the same as before. No luck there.

Those problems are very similar, but for me it starts as soon as I boot into windows and refuses to launch basically any application. That's why I did a clean install of windows because I thought maybe it was an OS issue. Unfortunately, that did not fix it.

I switched it to use one 8 pin and one 6 pin from different slots on the PSU and nothing has changed. Unfortunately I think it is just the card.

The card is going on 4 years old now. I'm hoping it's not the card because I don't want to have to replace a gpu in this market.

system specs: CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x RAM: Trident z neo 16gb ddr4 3600mhz GPU: 1080 ti founders edition PSU: corsair rm850x Motherboard: Asus ROG strix b450-f I am having trouble updating the drivers of my 1080 ti. every time I attempt to update to the latest version my pc slows to a crawl (I got about a frame every few seconds on my desktop just moving my mouse around and no matter how long I wait it does not fix itself) and have to revert the changes in windows safe mode to roll back the driver version to 456.71 and it will work completely fine again. This happens regardless of if I do a clean install or even use DDU to uninstall drivers first. I have even completely wiped everything on my pc and freshly installed windows. If I swap in my old 1050 ti the driver update will work perfectly fine, but when swapping the 1080 ti back as soon as the drivers kick in it will slow back to a crawl. This happens with all drivers past 456.71 now. I'm afraid my GPU may be dying in some way, but I'm out of ideas on what to try to get any new versions of drivers. I have been ignoring this problem for the most part for the last year or so until today when I now get visual artifacts in Elden ring and I assume its because I'm on stuck such an old driver version. What else can I do? swapping the 1080 ti into a completely different computer yields these same results.

Yes I have, I tried removing the gt 640 entirely as well. There was no change

I have been building a 2nd pc out of some old parts I have and whenever I boot it it fails to post and there are no beeps at all my parts in the computer im trying to run are: CPU: i5 4660 Motherboard: ASUS H81M-A RAM: 12GB micron GPU: GT 640 PSU: Rosewill 630W 80+ bronze Storage: Kingston A400 ssd I have tried everything I could think of and find on the internet relating to this problem. The system posts with my 4770k in it and I updated the bios to the new release. I even put the i5 4460 in my other system with Motherboard: MSI z97s krait edition RAM: 16 GB DDR3 gskill 2400mhz GPU: 1080ti FE PSU: Corsair RM850x 80+ gold And it worked perfectly fine in that system without any problems at all. I tried only one stick of RAM and I even tried to get some sort of post feedback by having no RAM in it. I tried clearing cmos and going back to the initial bios update that allowed haswell refresh to work on H81M-A and I have gotten no luck at all.