Gpu driver fail only when rtx is enabled

[Ebony Falcon]

Hola dos tacos,

I have an rtx 2080 msi gaming trio, I have a oc of +110 and fixed voltage of 1093v to give me a 2055/2040 MHz oc.

i have + 1100 on memory 

 

I have played loads and loads of games and this is my stable oc, I’ve passed all the bench marks.

a wide variety of games, 

 

when recently playing control with rtx and dlss on I kept crashing out of the game, more of a driver crash there were no artifacts just game stoped and closed, and now the same with the new call of duty, rtx enabled I crash to desktop but no artifacts but if I disable rtx I can run the game no problems at 2055mhz 

 

so what should I do ? Ddu drivers and see if it’s drivers or do u think card is using more power with rtx enabled meaning core becomes unstable ? 

[Corrupt_Liberty]

Overclocking can have different affects on a card depending on use case.  We've been seeing this a lot during our Folding @ Home event where people have very stable gaming overclocks but then start crashing or having issues when firing up compute tasks.  Make sure you burn in your overclocks in as many usage scenarios as you think you'll use.  Go back to stock and see if the issue still exists.  If that solves it you'll need to re-evaluate your 'stable' overclock.

[Ebony Falcon]

33 minutes ago, Corrupt_Liberty said:

Overclocking can have different affects on a card depending on use case.  We've been seeing this a lot during our Folding @ Home event where people have very stable gaming overclocks but then start crashing or having issues when firing up compute tasks.  Make sure you burn in your overclocks in as many usage scenarios as you think you'll use.  Go back to stock and see if the issue still exists.  If that solves it you'll need to re-evaluate your 'stable' overclock.

That what I mean it’s stable apart from rtx enabled il try lowering clock

[Squanchy]

I would take your overclock off and then try? If you crash without the OC then you know your OC is not stable.