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Windows Nvidia kernel mode driver stopped responding

mikss
Level 7

‎04-02-2017 07:50 AM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 10:37 PM by Community Admin

Hello, when im trying to play gameslike playerunknown's battlegrounds or H1z1 everytime my game crashes
ERROR:Windows nvidia kernel mode driver stopped responding
Mby is because my GPU is Factory Overclocked? im using Asus Dual gtx 1070 OC
When i switched to my old gtx 750 ti - games worked like a charm,but with gtx 1070 Factory Overclocked game crashes with that error.
Any Suggs?
All Games run good without crashes exepct thoses two, mby someone can tell me stable underclock for my Asus Dual gtx 1070 OC?

System Specifications:
Operating System: windows 10
Graphics Card:ASUS DUAL GTX 1070 OC
CPU: i7 4790 @ 3.6GHZ
Ram: 24gb HyperX Furry 1600hz
PSU: AEROCOOL KCAS ATX 2.3 700W
MB: asus B85m-g
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Zka17
Level 16

‎04-02-2017 08:06 AM

Welcome to the ROG Forums!

1. Are you running individual memory sticks instead of a single kit?
2. When you swap the graphics cards are you re-installing the driver?
3. Are you using the latest driver?
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mikss
Level 7
In response to Zka17

‎04-02-2017 08:23 AM

Zka17 wrote:
Welcome to the ROG Forums!

1. Are you running individual memory sticks instead of a single kit?
2. When you swap the graphics cards are you re-installing the driver?
3. Are you using the latest driver?


1. HyperX FURY BLUE SERIES KIT OF 2 - 8 gigs , 1 for 4gb HyperX FURY BLUE and one random kingston stick for 4 gb
2. Yes im ussing DDU to uninstall my old drivers and reinstalling new.
3. And yes im using the latest driver 378.92
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Zka17
Level 16

‎04-02-2017 06:07 PM

I would suggest to remove the 4GB sticks and leave only the kit. 16GB should be more than enough for games. Also, make sure that you are using the right slots for the kit (check the manual). Then do a memory testing, just to be sure that everything is OK.

It would be nice if you could find an another machine to try that Asus card, to make sure that it is working properly... Make sure that you properly connect the power cables to the card!

I am really not thrilled by that PSU... theoretically should be enough, but I have never tried or heard of it...
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