VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE

[LargestGnome]

Hi, I had built this PC about.. two weeks ago and I've gotten a blue screen cash about 5 times now.

 

four of them had an error code 

VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE

 

another had

 

MEMORY_MANAGEMENT

 

 

Some googling will help- just doing stuff around the house and thought it'd be a good place to have ya'll Shine.

 

 

Thanks in advance for advice/links/howTos/ectect

[PlayStation 2]

Check the memory in memtest86 and see if the sticks are defective

[TheRandomness]

Turn down any GPU overclocks and/or add core voltage to said GPU. Had to do this with my 290 to stop it crashing whilst F@H whilst I was watching yt

[LargestGnome]

Check the memory in memtest86 and see if the sticks are defective

 

 

I only have one stick in of 8gb DDR4 I had a aset of 16.. but my girlfriend dropped one of them and needless to say - defective now.

[PlayStation 2]

I only have one stick in of 8gb DDR4 I had a aset of 16.. but my girlfriend dropped one of them and needless to say - defective now.

RAM is tough, and unless it had a charge when she dropped it (which would've shocked and probably killed her), it would've been fine.

[LargestGnome]

RAM is tough, and unless it had a charge when she dropped it (which would've shocked and probably killed her), it would've been fine.

 

 

well when the stick is in the MOB it won't boot. so I deemed it dead. Anywho, that stick isn't in there.

[PlayStation 2]

well when the stick is in the MOB it won't boot. so I deemed it dead. Anywho, that stick isn't in there.

Then probably what @TheRandomness said

[dcb-z]

MSDN lists VIDEO_TDR_ERROR as an issue with display drivers. Are you sure that your graphics drivers are up to date? Have you tried reinstalling them?