Younes wrote:
i downloaded the 337.88 version still have the problem , i think its because of conflict between realtek driver and nvidia ?

Younes, generally, when you get the Display Driver Stopped - restarting error, at stock speeds, in multiple driver versions, on multiple games/application - it indicates you have a problematic GPU that has gone out of spec and needs to be RMA'd.

You could try updating all drivers to the latest version, Windows 8.1 drivers install on Windows 8.0 too, to see if there is anything else that could be influencing the crash - and / or reset the OS on the PC from F9 startup - or use your Asus Backtracker flash drive backup to restore to out of the box configuration - and see if the Display Driver stopped messages stop occurring.

If you can recreate the failure on demand, using a benchmark / stress test, something that Asus can also use to verify the failure on demand, that would be ideal.

Run the Furmark 15 minute burn in test, or Unigine Heaven to induce the failure so you can report a reproduceable error to Asus to ask for RMA, or to tell the seller if you are still in the return period.

You can file the Technical Inquiry with Asus here, after registering a login and registering your laptop:
https://vip.asus.com

Please come back and let us know how it works out 🙂

I've had the same exact problem that he has been describing. I took your advice and ran Furmark with the 15 minute option. Upon launch the driver stopped but then recovered. Then for the 15 minute period, it worked totally fine, running smooth and all. Then as soon as it finished, the driver stopped working and it crashed the furmark test before I could get the test results...

Gtahippie wrote:
I've had the same exact problem that he has been describing. I took your advice and ran Furmark with the 15 minute option. Upon launch the driver stopped but then recovered. Then for the 15 minute period, it worked totally fine, running smooth and all. Then as soon as it finished, the driver stopped working and it crashed the furmark test before I could get the test results...

Gtahippie, when the Nvidia Display driver crashes and restarts it runs at very low speed until you reboot Windows, then the Nvidia Display driver runs at full speed again.

It sounds like your Nvidia GPU is having problems, and you should contact Asus for an RMA - there really isn't anything you can do about it - assuming you are running at stock speed and not overclocking - reduce your overclock if you are 🙂

You can create a login here, register your laptop, and file a Technical Inquiry with the details of the problem, be sure and let them know you ran Furmark so they know they know how they can reproduce the failure at their end.

https://vip.asus.com

Please come back and let us know how it works out.

They had told me to reset the BIOS to factory settings. So I did, and when that didn't work they told me to reset my computer to factory settings. That didn't work, so now I have inquired for an RMA, and they have yet to respond.(Most likely because of the weekend.)
Since then, the problem has gotten worse with BSODs when I try to play games.