GPU Failing?

[Amirox]

I have been having this happen on almost every boot up and it even gave me a BSOD once randomly whilst watching youtube and random black squares started covering the screen until it black screened and a random purple vertical line appeared whilst it was trying to output a display, can be seen in the last 8 seconds of the blackscreen video.

 

I used DDU and performed a clean install of the drivers and i even did a rollback, there is no Overclocking on any component not even EXPO on the RAM everything is on factory settings, did a Memtest86 and the RAM passed with no errors. Tested the HDMI cable on another device and it worked with no problems.

 

I reseated the RAM GPU and 8 Pin for the GPU it stopped for 2 days and then started happening again, any ideas?

[Blue4130]

10 minutes ago, Amirox said:

did a Memtest86 and the RAM passed with no errors.

memtest is for the system RAM, you need to test the GPU ram.

 

Use this and report back...

 

 https://github.com/GpuZelenograd/memtest_vulkan

[Amirox]

2 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

memtest is for the system RAM, you need to test the GPU ram.

 

Use this and report back...

 

 https://github.com/GpuZelenograd/memtest_vulkan

Yeah i wanted to make sure it was not a system RAM issue at first, i will use that and come back with the results.

[DoctorNick]

13 minutes ago, Amirox said:

I have been having this happen on almost every boot up and it even gave me a BSOD once randomly whilst watching youtube and random black squares started covering the screen until it black screened and a random purple vertical line appeared whilst it was trying to output a display, can be seen in the last 8 seconds of the blackscreen video.

 

I used DDU and performed a clean install of the drivers and i even did a rollback, there is no Overclocking on any component not even EXPO on the RAM everything is on factory settings, did a Memtest86 and the RAM passed with no errors. Tested the HDMI cable on another device and it worked with no problems.

 

I reseated the RAM GPU and 8 Pin for the GPU it stopped for 2 days and then started happening again, any ideas?

Are you sure its not only happening on boot? If it does, then maybe you got a Samsung VA panel 144hz or something? Then let the monitor varm up and then it works. You can also try another cable if it causing BSOD. 

[Amirox]

2 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Are you sure its not only happening on boot? If it does, then maybe you got a Samsung VA panel 144hz or something? Then let the monitor varm up and then it works. You can also try another cable if it causing BSOD. 

For now it has always been happening on boot with only a single time giving me a BSOD as i mentioned. I have an MSI Optix MAG241CV, the issue rarely happens again  when i restart right away even though it did once when i was trying to make it happen on purpose, but it mainly happens on my first boot of the day and the second one after i come home from work with around 6-7 hours of time in between.

[Amirox]

10 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

memtest is for the system RAM, you need to test the GPU ram.

 

Use this and report back...

 

 https://github.com/GpuZelenograd/memtest_vulkan

 

[DoctorNick]

4 minutes ago, Amirox said:

For now it has always been happening on boot with only a single time giving me a BSOD as i mentioned. I have an MSI Optix MAG241CV, the issue rarely happens again  when i restart right away even though it did once when i was trying to make it happen on purpose, but it mainly happens on my first boot of the day and the second one after i come home from work with around 6-7 hours of time in between.

My monitor does like this one, until its warm and its gotten worse with time. After heat up time 2-5 min its fine. The operating temp for my monitor is 15-40C. On your monitor its 0-40C. 

[Amirox]

2 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

My monitor does like this one, until its warm and its gotten worse with time. After heat up time 2-5 min its fine. The operating temp for my monitor is 15-40C. On your monitor its 0-40C. 

Yeah that is very similar to what happens with mine, i got it around 2019 i think, it only started happening about a week and a half ago. I have not had any game crash on me so far except for the random BSOD and i have the logs saying it was a "nvlddmkm" error with the Faulting Application : Nvidiaoverlay.exe for a couple of them and DWM.exe for others.

[DoctorNick]

1 minute ago, Amirox said:

Yeah that is very similar to what happens with mine, i got it around 2019 i think, it only started happening about a week and a half ago. I have not had any game crash on me so far except for the random BSOD and i have the logs saying it was a "nvlddmkm" error with the Faulting Application : Nvidiaoverlay.exe for a couple of them and DWM.exe for others.

My be something else (The BSOD). Did you try cleaning drivers with DDU in safe mode? If you do this, I would suggest toggling "prevent windows update from installing drivers" in options inside DDU. After clean and restart, install nvidia drivers again. If you got one of these cards, run this:

 DDU: https://www.wagnardsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5178

[Amirox]

1 minute ago, DoctorNick said:

My be something else (The BSOD). Did you try cleaning drivers with DDU in safe mode? If you do this, I would suggest toggling "prevent windows update from installing drivers" in options inside DDU. After clean and restart, install nvidia drivers again. If you got one of these cards, run this:

 DDU: https://www.wagnardsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5178

I did exactly that, safe mode and prevent "windows udpate from installing drivers" after the BSOD.

[Bjoolz]

That looks like the monitor/cable and not the GPU to me (Could be the GPU port, that's in the same category as monitor/cable). Just do a screenshot when the issue happens. If it's not there in the screenshot, it's happening after the GPU is done with it. Which means the port on the GPU/cable/monitor. 

 

The BSODs do sound related to the GPU though, but please provide them so we can look at them.