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Tech Wizard
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Hello,

 

First of all, sorry if posting in the wrong section. 
I am using a Gigabyte G1 GTX 1070. Everything is working perfect under gaming/desktop usage, but when I try to put my computer to sleep yesterday, Nvidia drivers crashed, and I was returned to desktop (think PC rebooted with no signal on monitors). I tried to put it to sleep again, and it worked. Woke it up right after, and everything was fine. Thought it was just a once in a lifetime.

 

Wanted to test it again today. Put my computer to sleep, and Nvidia drivers crashed, just like yesterday. Screens were black/no signal for about 20 seconds, and shows desktop (saying Nvidia drivers crashed). Does anyone know why this is happening? Thanks in advance

Main:  1650 v2   @ 4,6GHz   -   X79 Deluxe                -   GTX 1080 @ 2000MHz   -   24GB DDR3 @ 2400MHz / CL10

Side:   i7-4790K @ 4,5GHz   -   Maximus 7 Hero        -   GTX 1070 @ 2114MHz    -  16GB DDR3 @ 2666MHz / CL12

 

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Bump!

Main:  1650 v2   @ 4,6GHz   -   X79 Deluxe                -   GTX 1080 @ 2000MHz   -   24GB DDR3 @ 2400MHz / CL10

Side:   i7-4790K @ 4,5GHz   -   Maximus 7 Hero        -   GTX 1070 @ 2114MHz    -  16GB DDR3 @ 2666MHz / CL12

 

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Bump! Please help anyone?

Main:  1650 v2   @ 4,6GHz   -   X79 Deluxe                -   GTX 1080 @ 2000MHz   -   24GB DDR3 @ 2400MHz / CL10

Side:   i7-4790K @ 4,5GHz   -   Maximus 7 Hero        -   GTX 1070 @ 2114MHz    -  16GB DDR3 @ 2666MHz / CL12

 

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