JohnPreston72

Hi @xreaperx22 thanks for your reply. I will give that a go. although I keep the drivers very up to date via Geforce Experience which tells me everytime there is an upgrade, and I always do a clean install of these just to keep the registry clean. Will give it a go and see what happens. What's fracking weird really with that issue is that I had the PC running for like 3 days, no problems at all, played with it, coded, anything really, and then all the sudden, BOOM, it's gone. I am undergoing a custom loop setup which will watercool everything in the PC and took that opportunity to redo properly (not custom wires though) all the cable management. So I almost kind of hope that there was something dodgy in the wiring before and now it is zip-tied

Hello community. I am the happy owner of a ASUS Rampage IV with a i7-4930k with 2 1080TI (ASUS STRIX) with 32GB Corsair Dominator (and a couple SSDs). Thermals are always normal, just about to migrate to full custom loop but until now using Noctua DH-15 and stock STRIX fan, no overclocking on the GPUs, slight overclock on the CPU, and MSI Afterburner used only to force GPU fans to be agressive in the cooling of the cards ('cause I love them). PSU is 1200xi Corsair. Basically, ever since I have migrated to Windows 10, I have some weird crashes where first the Display would go off, no more signal, sound and everything else would work for a little bit (just long enough to tell my friends that I am going to crash ..). Whilst this was happening, I did revert the PC to Win7 Ultimate and never had any issues. Maybe a couple moments where the PC would freeze for a second or two. I have tried about everything that came to my mind: change which SSD hosts the OS, change the BIOS (downgrade and upgrade, now running the non beta version). Also, sometimes on boot, just when I log in, the PC would go BSOD with DRIVER_POWER_FAILURE which makes no sense to me. So, if anyone here has come across that problem please let me (and everybody) know how you came to solving the issue if you did (buying a new mobo and CPU/RAM is not one I am afraid atm :D). Many thanks,