BSOD by nvidia driver?

Alright ill add them, however before doing so with the old "New driver" (As in the one you told me to try) just BSOD on me with the cause being that driver. Ill attach the dump here so you can see. Let me know if I should revert to the new ones again.

For your information I used the following steps to install the old "New driver".

-Booted in to safe mode with networking
-Device manager
-Display adapters
-780GTX and uninstalled driver
-Used driver sweeper to clean the rest of the leftovers
-rebooted
-Started the new install and checked the clean install button
-rebooted
-continued with normal use

This was also run with only 1 card in the system so SLI was not in use whatso ever.
 

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Latest bugcheck is a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (3b) with nvlddmkm.sys being flagged. Sure, go ahead and go up to the latest version again (or try a beta if available if you have not already). If it's of any consolation, I wouldn't recommend constant Driver Sweeper. That may actually be causing the issue. Have you tried simply uninstalling the video driver and then clean installing a new version without the use of Driver Sweeper in between?

Regards,

Patrick
 
There's a new BIOS for my motherboard that came out two days ago (the 11th) wich states to "Improve system stability". Im gonna install it tomorow and give it a try.
 
Matallar said:
There's a new BIOS for my motherboard that came out two days ago (the 11th) wich states to "Improve system stability". Im gonna install it tomorow and give it a try.
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Great idea, give it a try. Always important to be on the latest BIOS.

Regards,

Patrick
 
I ran Prime 95 again, and this time in got an fatal error about 5 hours in on one of the cores. Intersting... The system is still running stock. What could cause that.
 
Hi,

What test were you running that caused you to receive the fatal error, was it Blend or Small FFT's? AFAIK, Blend stresses a little bit of everything (RAM, CPU), and Small FFT's stresses the CPU and its cache. If you got a fatal error on Blend, it could either be faulty RAM, CPU, incorrect voltages for either RAM or CPU, etc. If it was Small FFT's, I'd like to imagine it was a faulty CPU or incorrect voltages.

What are your temperatures like under load?

Regards,

Patrick
 
It was running the small FTT one seeing as Memtest ran for 32 hours with no errors. Also, because I got rid of all my tempeture reading software to illuminate the cause I have no idea, plus I wasen't at home during the test when it crashed, so I have even less of an idea.

However, assuming the watercooling didn't fail halfway during the test (its a swifttech H220, dual 120mm radiator) at stock speeds it used to run at max load at roughly 50C.
 
Sounds like a CPU issue to me, especially considering it's a new build. You were at all stock settings when running P95, right?

Regards,

Patrick
 
Correct everything was at stock, ill double check to make that the BIOS update didn't **** any of the settings up, but it should be fine.
Also, do you think all the BSOD's refering the Nvidia driver to be directly related to the cpu? Or do you think it's an additional problem?
 
Hi,

If you're crashing after a complete reformat of Windows, BIOS update, various different video card versions, Driver Verifier being enabled however the bugcheck being 0x1A, etc... it's hardware for sure, especially considering it's a very new build. My guess is CPU as I said because of the Prime95 CPU fatal error, however, that may be because an incorrect BIOS settings, etc. Here's what I want you to do so we can narrow this down quite a bit:

1. Clear the CMOS and don't touch anything after you do that. Don't set your memory to its factory intended specs, just leave it as Auto, etc.

2. Use the system as you would regularly, if you BSOD, attach it here and I'll take a look to see what we're dealing with.

3. Are you ever crashing idle (just browsing internet, no games, etc.. or is it always playing games, videos, etc?). If it is, if you have onboard video, or possibly access to an older video card, give that a try.

Regards,

Patrick
 
Ill clear the CMOS tomorow and such.

Sometimes, things like the flash player and Firefox will sometimes crash for no reasons, and yes it has BSOD'd when not playing games, however, even when just browsing even this forum, it still uses the Nvidia driver as the reason for the crash.
 
In the mean time, try disabling hardware acceleration: Tools>Options>Advanced> un-check 'enable HWA when available'

Regards,

Patrick
 
Alright, clearing the Cmos seems to only have changed the settings for the Ram to be run on Auto instead of the XMP profile, let's see if this does any diffrence to it at all.
 
While runing Prime95 small fft after clearing the cmos on normal auto settings instead of XMP, I got the a Memory_Management BSOD not caused by the nvdia driver.

Ill attach the dump here.
 

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Was watching a dota2 replay when I got this completly new BSOD. Ill attach it here and I will run furmark again here and see how that goes.
 

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