1080ti problems after driver initialization

[Cthulhus_resume]

Hi, I have a 1080ti that after driver init starts to freeze windows. Gpu-z does not detect cuda or opencl. I have tried DDU and a couple of different driver versions. It works fine with windows default display drivers. Im thinkin of trying a clean windows install.

[Levent]

Im thinkin you got a defective card. There were couple of shitty 1080 and 1080tis that would die in the long term due to their cooler designs. What card is it? Either way, try reinstalling windows first.

[Cthulhus_resume]

7 minutes ago, Levent said:

Im thinkin you got a defective card. There were couple of shitty 1080 and 1080tis that would die in the long term due to their cooler designs. What card is it? Either way, try reinstalling windows first.

This is a asus founders edition card.

[Ada1]

This not being detected seems to be more inline with bios attributes not being read. Reflash with the cards original bios, do ddu and install drivers to test again.

If not, try cleaning the PCIe connectors with Qtip and reseat.

[Levent]

15 hours ago, Ada1 said:

This not being detected seems to be more inline with bios attributes not being read. Reflash with the cards original bios, do ddu and install drivers to test again.

If not, try cleaning the PCIe connectors with Qtip and reseat.

Actually that is due to Code 43. If driver is not loaded, it cannot be initialized thus this happens.

[Cthulhus_resume]

On 6/22/2022 at 11:34 AM, Levent said:

Actually that is due to Code 43. If driver is not loaded, it cannot be initialized thus this happens.

This appears as working perfectly in device manager.

 

Reflashing did nothing.

 

Checked vcore on a multimeter and it stays at constantly 800mV. In boot and after driver install 800mV