I think my nvidia 770 is broken

[Moose347]

I have been experiencing issues with my 770

Whenever I run certain game it crashes , then an error message pops up saying something like "NVidia driver 347.09 has recovered" 

For example:

-Hardline beta

-Heaven benchmark

-Assasins creed 3 (on high)

All of these games crash but games like tf2 are fine

I have ran a Haven bench mark on Hard, 1080p, 8x and I got a score of 762. Then I asked a mate to run it on their 770 and they got over 1000

I brought it used and im not sure on the warranty.  Although it has 1yr left on a Dino pc warranty. Would this be covered. Also there is a possibility is a fault driver but other drivers haven't worked. Im thinking its likely a dead core.

Another thing is that on Hardline it ran in a small window but when I tried to expand it  would crash with the same error message stated above.

Should I

-Sell it and buy my mates 770 (at mates rate)

-Call palit and ask for an assessment

-Call dino pc

-Continue with the same card

PS. theres no oc on it

Specs are as followed

i5 4670k

16gb corsair platinum

Palit Jetstream 770 oc version

2x120gb ssds in raid 0 (idc about losing data)

2tb backup drive

Corsair h80i water cooler

[Gnun1x]

Try to update your drivers?

[gollum99]

I have been experiencing issues with my 770

Whenever I run certain game it crashes , then an error message pops up saying something like "NVidia driver 347.09 has recovered" 

For example:

-Hardline beta

-Heaven benchmark

-Assasins creed 3 (on high)

All of these games crash but games like tf2 are fine

I have ran a Haven bench mark on Hard, 1080p, 8x and I got a score of 762. Then I asked a mate to run it on their 770 and they got over 1000

I brought it used and im not sure on the warranty.  Although it has 1yr left on a Dino pc warranty. Would this be covered. Also there is a possibility is a fault driver but other drivers haven't worked. Im thinking its likely a dead core.

Another thing is that on Hardline it ran in a small window but when I tried to expand it  would crash with the same error message stated above.

Should I

-Sell it and buy my mates 770 (at mates rate)

-Call palit and ask for an assessment

-Call dino pc

-Continue with the same card

PS. theres no oc on it

Check if its full of dust.... maybe its throttling

[Gnun1x]

I have been experiencing issues with my 770

Whenever I run certain game it crashes , then an error message pops up saying something like "NVidia driver 347.09 has recovered" 

For example:

-Hardline beta

-Heaven benchmark

-Assasins creed 3 (on high)

All of these games crash but games like tf2 are fine

I have ran a Haven bench mark on Hard, 1080p, 8x and I got a score of 762. Then I asked a mate to run it on their 770 and they got over 1000

I brought it used and im not sure on the warranty.  Although it has 1yr left on a Dino pc warranty. Would this be covered. Also there is a possibility is a fault driver but other drivers haven't worked. Im thinking its likely a dead core.

Another thing is that on Hardline it ran in a small window but when I tried to expand it  would crash with the same error message stated above.

Should I

-Sell it and buy my mates 770 (at mates rate)

-Call palit and ask for an assessment

-Call dino pc

-Continue with the same card

PS. theres no oc on it

The warranty will cover it, because you did no overclocking to it so you are all safe to go.

[Moose347]

I have cleaned it with a can of air and I have tried the newest drivers and past revisions

[Moose347]

Also im not sure the previous owner didn't oc it

[kristaps552]

Try reinstalling your drivers from scratch. Clean install.

Call Dino PC have it checked with them.
 

[Gnun1x]

send it back to dinoPC and get a new one, you are covered for a year,

(i guess)

[Rohith_Kumar_Sp]

Uninstall all the drivers, and download the latest driver , and when installing, there will an option to perform clean installation , Check mark it and continue your installation, also can you provide the temps of you card under full load ?  

[Bittenfleax]

I have been experiencing issues with my 770

Whenever I run certain game it crashes , then an error message pops up saying something like "NVidia driver 347.09 has recovered" 

For example:

-Hardline beta

-Heaven benchmark

-Assasins creed 3 (on high)

All of these games crash but games like tf2 are fine

I have ran a Haven bench mark on Hard, 1080p, 8x and I got a score of 762. Then I asked a mate to run it on their 770 and they got over 1000

I brought it used and im not sure on the warranty.  Although it has 1yr left on a Dino pc warranty. Would this be covered. Also there is a possibility is a fault driver but other drivers haven't worked. Im thinking its likely a dead core.

Another thing is that on Hardline it ran in a small window but when I tried to expand it  would crash with the same error message stated above.

Should I

-Sell it and buy my mates 770 (at mates rate)

-Call palit and ask for an assessment

-Call dino pc

-Continue with the same card

PS. theres no oc on it

Specs are as followed

i5 4670k

16gb corsair platinum

Palit Jetstream 770 oc version

2x120gb ssds in raid 0 (idc about losing data)

2tb backup drive

Corsair h80i water cooler

I had this problem. However, I fixed it by re-installing Windows. I only did this because I got a new SSD