faulty gpu?

[Tony512]

i was about to rearrange my monitors in display settings before doing anything it started freaking out with the monitors flashing after a few seconds it bluescreened with a code BlueScreen
Code:    1000007e  before this happend i already did a ddu and got the latest nvidia drivers that are fixed reseated the gpu and pcie power connector since i was having issue before any idea on what this could be 

specs gtx 1660 super

core i5 10400f

16gb of apacer ram cl22 at 3200mhz 

ig max sixtus 5600 psu 

h510m k mobo  

 

[Salted Spinach]

1. Download DDU and Nvidia driver version 566.36 from Guru3d website

 

2. Disable internet access

 

2. Shut down and ensure only the last working display is connected to the graphics card

 

3. Boot into basic safe mode

 

4. Run DDU to wipe your Nvidia graphics drivers, settings, display configuration. Proceed to reboot to Windows. Do not attach the other displays yet

 

5. Install Nvidia driver 566.36

 

6. After installation, shut down and reconnect all remaining displays

 

7. Boot and rearrange the displays again. Remember to install the drivers and set the refresh rate in Windows for each monitor that has high refresh rate.

[Tony512]

rolled back  to 566.36 before the new drivers was experiencing more issues than now constant black screens while gaming every hour or two and crashes did a full ddu then and now for the newest fixed 576.02 with this one im experiencing less crashes but still some issues  all hardware errors are gpu related in event viewer  had the same issues with a single monitor on 566.36 constant crashing and black screens

[strange13930]

1 hour ago, Tony512 said:

1000007e

That error is for memory. Run memtest86 and see what you get if you get errors there do one stick in your system at a time.

[Tony512]

alr will do in a sec thanks

 

[Tony512]

one problem i dont have a usb stick to run memtest86 on it

[strange13930]

1 hour ago, Tony512 said:

one problem i dont have a usb stick to run memtest86 on it

You should be able to find a cheap one on Amazon or maybe at a local general store.