With the error, the graphics card is 100% broken. Me and many, many others on various forums are having the exact same issue with the RTX3090/80. The only thing that really helped was RMA and a new card. I operated the card on a 1600W power supply, I hardly think that the card got too few watts. The bug is too well known.
@@electrolive6518 that might be a solution, but not one that should be accepted. If you buy a card for $2000/€ whatever and you have to put a piece of white plastic between the heatsink and the power connector for it to work isn't really an option.😅 But I'm still happy for you that it worked for you.👌
SOLVED (for me): I'm very excited to share this!! Had the exact same issue with my Gainward Phoenix 3080 10GB V1 (2021) recently (again! last time it happened was 10 months ago and fixed itself with no explanation *I reckon it's summer so it got hotter so it keeps happening again). While gaming, or stressed test, I would monitor my GPU temp and right about when it would hit 68c, the display shuts off and the GPU fans go full speed. Then I would have to do a hard reboot to make it run again. So to play my games on it, I had to UNDERVOLT until it becomes stable and doesn't crash on me anymore (lesser performance, but it works). I thought it was a PSU issue (based on comments), so I bought and upgraded from a 750w to 850w. After installation, stress-test (Furmark), BAM! SAME ISSUE! I was so ready to give up, but then one of my mates had the smart idea to try and UPDATE the BIOS (I've never done it before, first expensive GPU with this issue). I was like, what am I gonna have to lose? Scared to brick it, but did it anyway. Luckily NVFlash would reject the update if it doesn't match. (BIOS updated from a 2020 BIOS to a new 2021 version) I couldn't find any BIOS from GAINWARD's website, so he went and found it through TECH POWERUP's BIOS library website and installed it through NVFlash. We tried 3 different BIOS and all were rejected as it didn't match, the lucky 4th one worked! So update BIOS worked and then restarted, ran FURMARK, and I noticed 2 things right away. 1, the temp climb was slower. 2, it peaked only at 63c and NEVER CRASHED ONCE! INSTANT FIX! WOW! UPDATE BIOS did it for me! Hope this helps another person who's about to give up. I'm sure hell was, I've read all the posts, all the suggestions, all the videos but to no real solution. This is it guys! Good luck! DISCLAIMER: I am not liable for any bricked GPUs, I TOOK A RISK and it worked
i am about to give up bro I have changed PSU i've Changed rams i've Used a Stabilizer and now it still sucks can you tell me from where i would get 3060ti Palit's Drivers?
@@s1axckygaming610I know this is a little late and sounds super simple but for me, it was my extension cord and room outlet. Moving my computer to a different outlet fixed the issue for me and if I want to use my rooms outlet where it originally wasn’t working I had to use a heavy duty outlet. Hope this helps
there are sense pins on the 8 pin PCIE . These sense pins should be connected to Ground at all times. You will have this problem the moment they loose connections to ground. So check your Power supply and 8 PIN PCIE cable with a multi meter for continuity.
I had the same Problem with exactly the same GPU. At first i tried undervolting the Card. It helped, but i still got crashes once a week or so. I decided to send the GPU to KrisFix-Germany and he repaired my GPU. 2x MOS-FET and 2x Capacitors had to be replaced. After talking to him personaly, he told me that this is a common problem in the 2070/2080 family...
@@weriq2 You mean which MOS-FET and Capacitors? No i can't but i found a solid solution for me, because after a while my card started crashing again. After lowering the max. Clockspeed to 1800 Mhz i never had a crash again. You have to find your own working spot. Maybe it's 1820 or 1780 for you etc..
I had the same problem with RTX 2080 Super 8GB WHITE OC, I checked the power supply, cables, RAM memory. I was 99% sure that the GPU was damaged. I bought RX 7700XT 12GB WHITE OC and the problem was solved.
The problem is with the type of mosfet used on the VRM. When it fails it only fails partially and will trigger thermal protection aka. the fans going full speed. It's typically the last one. I repair these often.
@@arvinkhan8867 Remove the resistor that sends the signal to turn on the mosfet. Test to see if the card still crashes. If it does keep crashing, replace the resistor then move onto the next mosfet. If it doesn't crash anymore replace the mosfet. You need microsoldering experience and the appropriate equipment.
i've had this same issue for about a year now, the issue related to this can be nvlddmkm Event ID 0 crash like mine, I used DDU, i did a reboot to windows, cleaned up the whole pc and the crash persists in almost all games, sometimes crashes like you showed up in the video and other times it just crashes the drivers, I have a Gigabyte 2060 8GB, and i can't RMA, so i'll buy another one since i contacted with NVIDIA support, and they told me it could be the graphics card is broken or smth else, honestly guys if u are experiencing this issue discard at the 1st instance if it's a GPU error, it could save u a lot of time since it could be a lot of more things, but the main problem in most cases is the GPU
@@denpaangel Hi, yeah i did get a new card and as far as i'm aware it fixed everything related the nvlddmkm, i have other minor problems but i think it's my PSU, if u have the same issue as me, change ur graphics card most likely it will be the problem :) If u have your GPU insurance try to get a refund or a new one, if not try to get a 3060, or a 4060 they aren't expensive at all right now 300$ max as far as i've seen
@@Alex-rp7qy Thank you so much! Yeah I have the same issue, black screen and fans go 100% in almost every game. I also get the nvIddmkm error… I have asus geforce rtx 2080 super and now ordered a 4070 super so I’m hoping it fixes this! My psu is corsair 850w so it should be more than enough so that should not be the problem unless it’s faulty… :,(
@@denpaangel don't worry i don't think it's the PSU, hope it fixes everything man, also i had a 2060 wich had this exact problem, and a lot of people had this problem with the 20, and 30 series specially, so maybe it's already fixed in the 40 series :)
@@Alex-rp7qy Hii, a little update, I’ve been playing on my 4070 super and it’s working perfectly and no more crashing so I guess at least in my case it was the gpu! Fix was expensive though because I didn’t have warranty left :(
If who have this issue please check your PSU too, i realised it after a long time and when i changed my PSU everything solved, sometimes this issue happens because of not enough power
Doubt. Same issue here with the same exact card. PSU issues are more likely to power off the PC. The fact that I can talk to friends still in discord after the black screen is weird. I'm trying to reapply thermal paste today.
I had this exact problem with mine and the only "fix" that worked was underclocking my GPU by about 200mhz. This is more of a rough patch though, but it stopped crashing and I was able to play games in peace, albeit a bit lower framerate.
@@user-ld4mc8qn6x The crashes mostly stopped apart from certain demanding games but I ended up buying a whole new GPU and the problem stopped entirely.
boxedjuice THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You literally have no idea how long ive been trying to fix this problem, but I underclocked my gpu by 300mhz and I can finally play games now without them crashing. Really, thank you sooooooo much man.
guys, check your 8pin or 6pin or whatever ur using that goes i to your graphics card, mby one of the pins is baked or it got pushed back, push it back to the front or buy a new pci e cable
Im dealing with the same card for months now. im saving money for a new gpu and maybe a psu. check your GPU power draw in msi afterburner monitoring. mine crashes when it gets near 200 watts power draw. and i have a evga 750 watt G2 supernova connected to gpu with 2 seperate 6+2 vga power connectors. i use the card currently undervolted @ 0.875v and 1845mhz clockspeed. and making sure to keep the GPU power draw below 150watts by lowering the ingame graphic settings. like 2560x1440 resolution instead of 3840x2160 + using DLSS at performance also helps to keep the power draw below 150. just in case until i figure out what the hell is going on.
@@naughtyxrider7291 I got my Card back today. It runs fine now, but is there a way to prevent this from happening? Like undervolting or underclocking it?
Same problem.. it started after a windows update months ago.. now i found a solution for my problem.. its the gamepad driver.. i uninstalled it and all my games works fine.
@@ATREES i got more crashes but than i found out that my problem was a new gpu driver .. The new gpu driver overclocked my gpu automatticly 600mhz over normal boost tact. With GPU-Z you can see the normal stats for your GPU. With MSI Afterburner i reduced the clock speed back to normal and now all games work fine again
Hello i have the same problem with my GEFORCE RTX2070 but after i play a game like some time after idk what happen is overheating idk what is going on but i have the same crash black screen no signal detected and then fans go like in a TURBO and then back to normal and the PC is like a ZOMBIE and i have to FORCE SHOOT down and then is like nothing happen i got this problem like 1 mounth ago and i dont understand what to do shoud i try a reinstall win ? maybe is some setings there or DLL`s what is afecting that ? i look EVENT VIEWER and i sow my crash and i dont understand them pls HELP and the version on curent driver is 512.77
Hello, i got the same problem with my RTX 2070.. I found out that a driver update overclocked my gpu automatticly that it got instable. I would try to check with GPU-Z your normal gpu stats. After that use MSI Afterburner to set the clock speed manually to the speed that you noticed in GPU-Z. I hope its a help for you!
my rtx is 4060 and sometimes i use other displayes like 1440 x 1080 or 1560 x 1080 for have my game being streched in either fortnite or valorant, and it keeps crashing over and over again, sometimes when i write my password to unlock the pc. but still no hope of fix, any advice or fix that i could get from yall?
@hilmycahyadi4583undervolt your gpu and underclock the clockspeed to boost clock shown in GPU-Z in MSI Afterburner curve editor. There are videos about how to do it on TH-cam. You have to test stuff out with a gpu benchmark tool to find a stable sweet spot
@awsmx1015 The GPU had an internal factory problem, to solve it I activated my warranty, I tried everything to save what I had but nothing worked, I changed the GPU and everything worked normally.
I solved this issue with MSI Afterburner. I have the same card and this happend to me twice. One time inside warranty timeframe on onetime outside of warranty timeframe with the replaced card. In my observation the problem seems to be with the nvidia gpu boost technology where the gpu clock goes over the manfacturer stated boostclock of 1845 mhz up to 2015 mhz. The nvidia boost clock technology seems to reduce the lifespan of some voltage regulating components and mosfets. My solution are the following afterburner setting. Reduce powerlimit to 80%. In the voltage curve editor you have to flatten the curve at 1845 Mhz to disable the nvidia boost technology. So now your gpu works under constant voltage and mhz load without the spikes. In my opinion this is planned obsolecence. Maybe these options helps someone. GPU Boost technology is bad in my opinion.
I kinda had the same issue and resolved this by undervolting the GPU to .875V and 1845 Clock speed and 1 more important thing is that the PCIe Cable has to be a bit perpendicular to the socket, Few people have also kept a pvc card of 1mm thick in between the GPU power socket and heat sink in case few of the heatsink plates are touching the power socket. try this and see if it fixed. Have the same Card and almost same specs of you.
So i had a rtx 3060 ti, were on champ select(league player know) and than my screen went black and fan 100% after that only black screen even after starting. So i bought a new gpu rx 7700xt and it works find but i am worried a bit about it happening again. And i really wonder if my 3060ti is still usable
@@therealboza yeah RMA it to gigabyte.. it happens because there one tiny part like the Silver micro part you see at the back of the GPU it was broken and they fixed it.. but it took 20days
having this exact issue with gigabyte 2080 Super. Replaced Thermal Pads/paste, PSU Cables, BIOS Update, Clean Windows Install etc. nothing helped so far. Started sporadically after the 18.07. Update in Diablo IV. FurMark didn't even crash it at first. Hot Spot Temp was high (HWInfo) until I changed pads/paste. Im Spending my 1 Week of Vacation troubleshooting that crap. But buying a GPU these days is just a rip off.
its most likely the power connector of the graphics card. you can test this if u wiggle on those cables/power connectors that go into the graphics card
Bro. I have a gtx 1080 and this started happening just recently. My card was running just fine on the same PSU for 3 years now so I’m not sure what really went wrong here
@@Nut8128 I heard it from one of the boys here is that it could be some “power” issue. So all I did was literally change the 8pin cable with another from the same PSU I have. Haven’t crashed once (more) ever since! Try it for yourself n see
I got the same problem, i think its due to gigabyte bad components, sad it was my favorite brand, i advice people to not buy a gigabyte card they become really bad.
I have the same problem, i have a rtx3060 ti eagle from gigabyte, everytime i launch a game, 7 or 10 min later the screen turna black, the GPU fans go 100% but i still heard the games sound for 5 sec I cant anymore, I tried undervolt, take off the ram and put it back again, cleaning my pc, im done bro
What does your Event Viewer say? Are there any errors happening? My PC has been doing it for the past 4 days and I noticed in my Event Viewer an error (ID 1796) was happening that can cause crashes. Apparently my "Secure Boot" was not enabled in my BIOS. After enabling it I haven't had any issues so far, but it's only been 24hrs.
@@mrmugatu1look638 I checked and I don't have the same event as you. But I noticed everytime my pc turns on the black screen with fans at 100, there's an error 41 of kernel power that says Rebooted the system without cleanly shutting it down first. This error can occur if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.
@@jerogamer3332 I had that too. At first I thought it was bad as it was a Critical event but it turns out it was just me having to turn off the PC manually after the crash. Did you notice any Error events in Event Viewer? My issue appears to have been a BIOS setting issue so I'm wondering if that's what you have going on, which was the Secure Boot setting for me. Hopefully nothing is busted hardware wise.
@@mrmugatu1look638 oooh I understand, I'm gonna search for more errors. So you are saying the error 41 is after the black screen, like when I turn the pc off so I can turn it on again. So error 41 doesn't causes the black screen right?
Same dude, literally just sent it to a LAB and then I sent them this video too. I will send a comment here when they return the PC ( if I remember ). I will also swap the extension cord splitter in my room where the PC was connected, as some suggested here that can be an issue due to wearing and dirt that settles in some of the sockets.
I've replied to a couple other people here, but honestly, if you can, swap your GPU into someone else's rig and see if it still happens. If it does, just start the RMA process through your card manufacturer ASAP. For me, through Gigabyte, it took a full month between sending it out and getting it back. If it doesn't happen in a different rig, then it could be a number of different things. A bad memory stick (easy to test them by only running one stick at a time and see if it only crashes on a specific one), or not enough power from the PSU (bad power supply or cabling issue). Best of luck my friend - GPUs are so expensive nowadays that it really sucks when the literal most expensive thing in your box breaks :(
@@twentyhands Thanks Bro. Will try it on my best friend PC… The rest of system components are top notch . Looks like GPU fuck up… Never have had any problem with ASUS GLU but latest one is GYGA…Thanks for response 🙏😎
I had this problem too when I'm building my son's gaming PC. My RX 590 keep crashing to black screen with 100%fan. After a day of restless sleep of letting down my son I found fixes(don't know which is the real fix).1. uninstalling Nvidia physx, 2. -15 in the bandwith of the card using adrenaline, 3. Don't adopt the surface ... In the gaming choice of adrenalin Radeon app. Hope this help. I kinda hopeless before finding this solutions, just want to share
Hey, Dont know if you could help me out... but this happend to me today I have a Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Vision OC 12GB and it did the exact same thing, but when I turn the pc back on still no display showing up... PC boots up fine just no display on any of the ports fans are running on the GPU but Black Screen... HELP
@@bdt72 yes, mine Gigabyte RTX 2080 Super OC went black screen and fan 100% speed like yours. I've resolved this problem by installing monitor drivers. Check on support for drivers if your monitor has one. Wish you luck :D
Same Issue but after resetting, i can use my pc no problem. Everyday the first time i start the pc it crashes then after rebooting it works no problem. I got a Gainward 4070
@@joeygrant3983 I tried that already but no luck. I bought a electric air duster and will receive tomorrow. I already tried changing thermal pads and paste of my rtx 2080 super oc without luck. It worked for 5 months until few weeks ago. I'm not sure what causes this issue. I will try to blow the dust out of the PSU and gpu etc. And as a last test i will pay my brother a visit to try the gpu in his system. If the issue is caused by the gpu. A last effort will be resoldering the gpu power pins on the PCB. If even that doesn't work i will sell it for a defect price. It does work with undervolting though.
After going through the initial troubleshooting, they determined that I needed to perform an RMA on the card. This unfortunately took about a month between shipping it out and waiting to get it back (not to mention the week or two of initial troubleshooting and working with eSupport), but I've had no issues after they replaced some component. Not sure which component, I can't find the paperwork they sent back, and their portal has almost no information on the RMA. If you have a gigabyte card, be ready to get literally no customer service whatsoever. I called them and got in the digital queue for a call back, never got one. Emailed their support address twice while they were repairing it and never got a reply. I'd recommend not waiting or troubleshooting too much - if you have another person that's willing to let you test the card in their working rig, and it still fails, you'll know immediately that there's an issue with the hardware on the card. Best of luck.
@@twentyhands hey I’m having same issue with 3080ti.. I was sent new card and still getting same issue again. Was wondering you ever figured out which component they swapped out for you would be big help. Also wondering if you have any other advice thanks.
@@jimcramer6354 Sorry, I emailed Gigabyte twice to get more information about what the repair entailed, but they never got back to me. It was a specific component on the GPU, and at one point in the RMA there was a note on which piece failed, but once they update the RMA the previous note gets hidden and I didn't write it down. I'd highly recommend (if possible) swapping the GPU into another computer and running a stress test to see if it still crashes. If it does, then the card is still broken, but if not, there's probably something else going on with your rig. Could be a specific RAM stick (running 1 at a time to see if it crashes on a specific stick), or your PSU might not be delivering power correctly to the card. What all have you tried so far?
Got exactly the same Problem with my Gigabyte rtx 2080 super gaming oc rev 2.0. I have sent it to Gigabyte to do the RMA process last week. Hopefully they found a solution to fix that problem. One question: Did you ever run the game New World on your card? Is the card still fine after the repairment?
No I did not. It burnt out before the game even came out. I know that problem is related to the 30XX OC series cards, but I'm not sure if it also happens on the 20XX series. After repair, I've been able to run the furmark stress test for extended periods and play games with no issues so far. Fingers crossed!
@@twentyhands today i got my rtx back. The card was swapped by Gigabyte. Got a new one. The RMA process took 4 weeks. The card comes without any information. My original box of the RTX is also gone. The new card runs without any faults.
It's the same for me... 3070 Palit Gaming Pro. For some reason in Red Dead Redemption 2, the speed of the video card increases to 4500 and after a few minutes the screen is black....
@@david-pg7jt for me the black screen was caused by the video card. heat pads were put in and re-glued When it reached that clock, the card shut down to protect itself from overheating. But then the game just crashes because it's an outdated version of the torrented game.
Same here with my gigabyte 2080 super, please anyone give me a solution, Every time I open forza horizon 5 it crashes, it has now some coil whine too. 😭
first, double check you're on the most recent drivers. If you still have issues, and if you can, try swapping your GPU into someone else's rig and see if it still crashes. If so, then you're looking for sure at a hardware problem and you'll want to start the RMA process through your card's manufacturer as soon as you can. It took over a month for me to start the RMA, ship it out for repair, and get it back. If it doesn't crash in another rig, you could have an issue with your RAM or power supply. You can just run one stick of RAM at a time and see if it crashes on a particular one. If that doesn't work, it's probably the power supply. This is better tested by taking it into a repair shop and having them put a temporary one in for testing since it won't cost as much as buying a whole new one if it's not necessary. If that also doesn't fix it, it could be MOBO/CPU. At that point, you've already got the rig in a repair shop so they should be able to pinpoint which is the issue. Good luck!
@@twentyhands I actually saw a solution on reddit that has solved this issue specifically. Apparently (some not even hitting heat thresholds, such as I) the quick and poor manufacturing process left a lot of cards with inadequate thermal paste application on the cards. Opening the card, removing the old paste and applying a new coat has fixed this exact issue for a lot of people, even if the meters aren't recording high heat temps.
@@Satsukoni I did see some posts about that solution. Initially I was going to try and do that myself, but after getting the card opened up I started feeling less and less confident when I wasn't able to fully disassemble it with ease. I was still under warranty so I just decided to put it back together and go the RMA route. I appreciate your comment though - hopefully it helps someone else down the line :)
No mine was running the stock overclock. I did tweak some stuff in afterburner to try and get it stable but was never able to. Ended up having to RMA it and there was a faulty component. Don’t remember the specifics anymore, it’s been a while, sorry.
@@twentyhands Oh shit that's bad news. So this problem can pop-up again for me. Probably should sell the card then or maybe i undervolt it from now on without oc...
I have the exact issue. Don't know what's causing it. Today i will be changing thermal paste. Update: not fixed even after changing thermal paste Update 2: They replaced my card with RTX 4070TI. I sent a card on 9 feb 23 for RMA. Due to the Non availability of the RTX 3080 Model they asked me if i am ok with the RTX4070-TI-ST-PCI-E-12GB-GDDR6X-192BIT. Now waiting for delivery.
You should probably start the RMA process. If it’s anything like GIGABYTE, it’s going to take a while to have them fix the faulty component and get it back to you.
@@TheHardikvagal I had to RMA the card. Took a couple weeks to send it out, have it fixed, and sent back. There was some faulty component - I’m not sure what exactly, their portal online was the worst to try and get information out of. I haven’t had any issues since then.
Had to RMA the card which took forever. Saw some threads about replacing the thermal paste on the card but my issue was a bad component so it could really go either way. If you're still in warranty I'd just start the RMA ASAP so you're not without a card for too long.
@@twentyhands so many ppl got this problem with rtx series on youtube or nvidia threads.. i think there is another way to find solution. Many ppl talking about update gpu bios
@@jadyounes697 most likely. Not sure if that affects anything. You have to supply them with the serial number which I think gets tied back to the retailer that sold it, and they (I believe) report to the manufacturer when it was purchased. Don't hold me to that though - different manufacturers may treat the RMA process differently. No downside to trying though 😊
msi afterburner. undervolt to 0.875volt and set clock speed at 1845 in curve editor. (check GPU-Z) for your official boost clock and set clockspeed to that. and apply settings. and select start windows with these settings in msi afteburner. . additionally add +500 on the memory speed.
@@techtom2171 this problem can be caused by different subjects. Power delivery, overheating, lose cables, damaged VRAM chips and so on. I'm not even sure what causes the problem on my gpu . You have to try to lower the volt using Curve Editor in MSI Afterburner. And also lower the clockspeed. And run gpu benchmark software to see if it runs or crashes. For 1650 i really don't know the stable levels. but don't worry undervolting is not so dangerous as overvolting
have the same GPU, its been aching me for so long and still cant find a fix, after a long research i thought it might be bc of the PSU, and the GPU not getting enough power, but can't really test that bc my MB is preety old (2010) and cant find PSUs that have cables with my old MB. I also tried underclocking my GPU didn't work, I tried applying thermal paste both on GPU and CPU, it fixed the problem for 1 day and then it returned again the next day.
There is legit no way to fix this problem, I have tried to fix this black screen problem 100's of times.. Majority of the time of the fixes i did do were merely temporary, As to the problem kept resurfacing over and over and over and over and over again. You cannot escape BSOD, its impossible.
Hey guys im not sure this is still releveant but i have the same problem, and it happens if my card goes to idle clock which is 300mhz and then i start a game, and it crashes exactly like this.. If you fix the clock speed at 1650 for example then its ok..
With the error, the graphics card is 100% broken. Me and many, many others on various forums are having the exact same issue with the RTX3090/80. The only thing that really helped was RMA and a new card. I operated the card on a 1600W power supply, I hardly think that the card got too few watts. The bug is too well known.
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@@electrolive6518 that might be a solution, but not one that should be accepted.
If you buy a card for $2000/€ whatever and you have to put a piece of white plastic between the heatsink and the power connector for it to work isn't really an option.😅
But I'm still happy for you that it worked for you.👌
It's not that card. I've swapped my card into a new build and the issue never occured. I think it's PSU, or Ram
Same problem on an rtx 2070super
Thermal issues...
SOLVED (for me): I'm very excited to share this!! Had the exact same issue with my Gainward Phoenix 3080 10GB V1 (2021) recently (again! last time it happened was 10 months ago and fixed itself with no explanation *I reckon it's summer so it got hotter so it keeps happening again). While gaming, or stressed test, I would monitor my GPU temp and right about when it would hit 68c, the display shuts off and the GPU fans go full speed. Then I would have to do a hard reboot to make it run again.
So to play my games on it, I had to UNDERVOLT until it becomes stable and doesn't crash on me anymore (lesser performance, but it works).
I thought it was a PSU issue (based on comments), so I bought and upgraded from a 750w to 850w. After installation, stress-test (Furmark), BAM! SAME ISSUE!
I was so ready to give up, but then one of my mates had the smart idea to try and UPDATE the BIOS (I've never done it before, first expensive GPU with this issue). I was like, what am I gonna have to lose? Scared to brick it, but did it anyway. Luckily NVFlash would reject the update if it doesn't match. (BIOS updated from a 2020 BIOS to a new 2021 version)
I couldn't find any BIOS from GAINWARD's website, so he went and found it through TECH POWERUP's BIOS library website and installed it through NVFlash. We tried 3 different BIOS and all were rejected as it didn't match, the lucky 4th one worked! So update BIOS worked and then restarted, ran FURMARK, and I noticed 2 things right away. 1, the temp climb was slower. 2, it peaked only at 63c and NEVER CRASHED ONCE! INSTANT FIX!
WOW! UPDATE BIOS did it for me! Hope this helps another person who's about to give up. I'm sure hell was, I've read all the posts, all the suggestions, all the videos but to no real solution. This is it guys! Good luck!
DISCLAIMER: I am not liable for any bricked GPUs, I TOOK A RISK and it worked
Unfortunately my Gigabyte RTX 2080 super OC is already on the latest bios. checked it on techpowerup. would re-flashing the bios do any trick ?
so i have to get less power and performance?
i am about to give up bro I have changed PSU i've Changed rams
i've Used a Stabilizer and now it still sucks
can you tell me from where i would get 3060ti Palit's Drivers?
i ve even tried thermal paste and etc
@@s1axckygaming610I know this is a little late and sounds super simple but for me, it was my extension cord and room outlet. Moving my computer to a different outlet fixed the issue for me and if I want to use my rooms outlet where it originally wasn’t working I had to use a heavy duty outlet. Hope this helps
there are sense pins on the 8 pin PCIE . These sense pins should be connected to Ground at all times. You will have this problem the moment they loose connections to ground. So check your Power supply and 8 PIN PCIE cable with a multi meter for continuity.
I had the same Problem with exactly the same GPU. At first i tried undervolting the Card. It helped, but i still got crashes once a week or so.
I decided to send the GPU to KrisFix-Germany and he repaired my GPU. 2x MOS-FET and 2x Capacitors had to be replaced. After talking to him personaly, he told me that this is a common problem in the 2070/2080 family...
Could you tell which ones?
@@weriq2 You mean which MOS-FET and Capacitors? No i can't but i found a solid solution for me, because after a while my card started crashing again. After lowering the max. Clockspeed to 1800 Mhz i never had a crash again. You have to find your own working spot. Maybe it's 1820 or 1780 for you etc..
I had the same problem with RTX 2080 Super 8GB WHITE OC, I checked the power supply, cables, RAM memory. I was 99% sure that the GPU was damaged. I bought RX 7700XT 12GB WHITE OC and the problem was solved.
The problem is with the type of mosfet used on the VRM. When it fails it only fails partially and will trigger thermal protection aka. the fans going full speed. It's typically the last one. I repair these often.
Hiya mate, how would you go about repairing it?
@@arvinkhan8867 Remove the resistor that sends the signal to turn on the mosfet. Test to see if the card still crashes. If it does keep crashing, replace the resistor then move onto the next mosfet. If it doesn't crash anymore replace the mosfet. You need microsoldering experience and the appropriate equipment.
Same here, I losing my mind
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@@electrolive6518 doesn't work for me, but thanks anyway
Hey bro any News i have the same problem
@@zakaria6478 nope I gave up haha
I tried everything yesterday , and it fixed it , then later I tuned my pc off fully with the powers supply off and now it’s happening again today
i've had this same issue for about a year now, the issue related to this can be nvlddmkm Event ID 0 crash like mine, I used DDU, i did a reboot to windows, cleaned up the whole pc and the crash persists in almost all games, sometimes crashes like you showed up in the video and other times it just crashes the drivers, I have a Gigabyte 2060 8GB, and i can't RMA, so i'll buy another one since i contacted with NVIDIA support, and they told me it could be the graphics card is broken or smth else, honestly guys if u are experiencing this issue discard at the 1st instance if it's a GPU error, it could save u a lot of time since it could be a lot of more things, but the main problem in most cases is the GPU
Did you get a new card? Did it fix things?
@@denpaangel Hi, yeah i did get a new card and as far as i'm aware it fixed everything related the nvlddmkm, i have other minor problems but i think it's my PSU, if u have the same issue as me, change ur graphics card most likely it will be the problem :)
If u have your GPU insurance try to get a refund or a new one, if not try to get a 3060, or a 4060 they aren't expensive at all right now 300$ max as far as i've seen
@@Alex-rp7qy Thank you so much! Yeah I have the same issue, black screen and fans go 100% in almost every game. I also get the nvIddmkm error… I have asus geforce rtx 2080 super and now ordered a 4070 super so I’m hoping it fixes this! My psu is corsair 850w so it should be more than enough so that should not be the problem unless it’s faulty… :,(
@@denpaangel don't worry i don't think it's the PSU, hope it fixes everything man, also i had a 2060 wich had this exact problem, and a lot of people had this problem with the 20, and 30 series specially, so maybe it's already fixed in the 40 series :)
@@Alex-rp7qy Hii, a little update, I’ve been playing on my 4070 super and it’s working perfectly and no more crashing so I guess at least in my case it was the gpu! Fix was expensive though because I didn’t have warranty left :(
If who have this issue please check your PSU too, i realised it after a long time and when i changed my PSU everything solved, sometimes this issue happens because of not enough power
Doubt. Same issue here with the same exact card. PSU issues are more likely to power off the PC. The fact that I can talk to friends still in discord after the black screen is weird. I'm trying to reapply thermal paste today.
@@freehongkong8732 i did that, it fixed the issue for 1 day and then the next day it was happening again
@freehongkong8732 any updates?
I had this exact problem with mine and the only "fix" that worked was underclocking my GPU by about 200mhz. This is more of a rough patch though, but it stopped crashing and I was able to play games in peace, albeit a bit lower framerate.
@@user-ld4mc8qn6x The crashes mostly stopped apart from certain demanding games but I ended up buying a whole new GPU and the problem stopped entirely.
i love you
@@boxedjuice9991 I have same problem with my Gigabyte Aorus 3080, did you get another GA card or buy something else?
boxedjuice THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You literally have no idea how long ive been trying to fix this problem, but I underclocked my gpu by 300mhz and I can finally play games now without them crashing. Really, thank you sooooooo much man.
@@Asag321 i have the same issue with the same gpu
guys, check your 8pin or 6pin or whatever ur using that goes i to your graphics card, mby one of the pins is baked or it got pushed back, push it back to the front or buy a new pci e cable
How did you fix this problem?
Im dealing with the same card for months now. im saving money for a new gpu and maybe a psu.
check your GPU power draw in msi afterburner monitoring. mine crashes when it gets near 200 watts power draw. and i have a evga 750 watt G2 supernova connected to gpu with 2 seperate 6+2 vga power connectors. i use the card currently undervolted @ 0.875v and 1845mhz clockspeed. and making sure to keep the GPU power draw below 150watts by lowering the ingame graphic settings. like 2560x1440 resolution instead of 3840x2160 + using DLSS at performance also helps to keep the power draw below 150. just in case until i figure out what the hell is going on.
Any update?
@@xxtiger192xxI had this, i had to buy a new gpu :( I had rtx 2080 super
i fixed mine by swapping the power pins and repasting thermal paste and making sure the graphics card is mounted well
Change you’re PSU, the GPU doesn’t get enough watt so it goes into defensive mode or what you should call it, it worked for me👍🏻
I have same problem change my g650m psu to 850w cooler master and still black screen
@@quasar6676 i changed aswell and still black screen 750w to NZXT 850w gold
@@quasar6676 put the core clock lettle bit -15 and the same with memory clock then the pboblem solved :) (thank me latter)
@@naughtyxrider7291 I got my Card back today. It runs fine now, but is there a way to prevent this from happening? Like undervolting or underclocking it?
Weird, my PSU runs a 3060 just fine but not the 1060? Hm.
Same problem.. it started after a windows update months ago.. now i found a solution for my problem.. its the gamepad driver.. i uninstalled it and all my games works fine.
Could you please clarify more?
@@ATREES i got more crashes but than i found out that my problem was a new gpu driver ..
The new gpu driver overclocked my gpu automatticly 600mhz over normal boost tact.
With GPU-Z you can see the normal stats for your GPU. With MSI Afterburner i reduced the clock speed back to normal and now all games work fine again
@@xactionreplayzz8668did you only lower the clockspeed or also the voltage?
@@H.K-tm clockspeed :) i still use the same graphic Card without any problems
Hello i have the same problem with my GEFORCE RTX2070 but after i play a game like some time after idk what happen is overheating idk what is going on but i have the same crash black screen no signal detected and then fans go like in a TURBO and then back to normal and the PC is like a ZOMBIE and i have to FORCE SHOOT down and then is like nothing happen i got this problem like 1 mounth ago and i dont understand what to do shoud i try a reinstall win ? maybe is some setings there or DLL`s what is afecting that ? i look EVENT VIEWER and i sow my crash and i dont understand them pls HELP and the version on curent driver is 512.77
Hello, i got the same problem with my RTX 2070..
I found out that a driver update overclocked my gpu automatticly that it got instable.
I would try to check with GPU-Z your normal gpu stats. After that use MSI Afterburner to set the clock speed manually to the speed that you noticed in GPU-Z.
I hope its a help for you!
@@xactionreplayzz8668 i install after burner also and increese the Fan Speed more , my problem eas from overheating i think
@@Sebi_SVM nah, i its the gpu clock speed not the fan speed.
@@Sebi_SVM you have ti decrease it to the normal boost frequenz tact
We have the same issue
Have you solve it ?
my rtx is 4060 and sometimes i use other displayes like 1440 x 1080 or 1560 x 1080 for have my game being streched in either fortnite or valorant, and it keeps crashing over and over again, sometimes when i write my password to unlock the pc. but still no hope of fix, any advice or fix that i could get from yall?
i have the same with the gtx 1660 super, im losing my mind, i can't solve this problem, and i buy this pc in two months ago. Someone can help?
@hilmycahyadi4583undervolt your gpu and underclock the clockspeed to boost clock shown in GPU-Z in MSI Afterburner curve editor. There are videos about how to do it on TH-cam. You have to test stuff out with a gpu benchmark tool to find a stable sweet spot
@hilmycahyadi4583 hi there, same gpu here, do you already find solutions?
Hi, i am facing the exact issue with the exact gpu. Did you find the fix?
@awsmx1015 The GPU had an internal factory problem, to solve it I activated my warranty, I tried everything to save what I had but nothing worked, I changed the GPU and everything worked normally.
I solved this issue with MSI Afterburner. I have the same card and this happend to me twice. One time inside warranty timeframe on onetime outside of warranty timeframe with the replaced card. In my observation the problem seems to be with the nvidia gpu boost technology where the gpu clock goes over the manfacturer stated boostclock of 1845 mhz up to 2015 mhz. The nvidia boost clock technology seems to reduce the lifespan of some voltage regulating components and mosfets. My solution are the following afterburner setting. Reduce powerlimit to 80%. In the voltage curve editor you have to flatten the curve at 1845 Mhz to disable the nvidia boost technology. So now your gpu works under constant voltage and mhz load without the spikes. In my opinion this is planned obsolecence. Maybe these options helps someone. GPU Boost technology is bad in my opinion.
I kinda had the same issue and resolved this by undervolting the GPU to .875V and 1845 Clock speed and 1 more important thing is that the PCIe Cable has to be a bit perpendicular to the socket, Few people have also kept a pvc card of 1mm thick in between the GPU power socket and heat sink in case few of the heatsink plates are touching the power socket.
try this and see if it fixed. Have the same Card and almost same specs of you.
So i had a rtx 3060 ti, were on champ select(league player know) and than my screen went black and fan 100% after that only black screen even after starting. So i bought a new gpu rx 7700xt and it works find but i am worried a bit about it happening again. And i really wonder if my 3060ti is still usable
Did the new graphics card solve the problem?
Facing the same issue with gigabyte gtx 1650 oc edition any fixes?
Any fixes?
@@therealboza yeah RMA it to gigabyte.. it happens because there one tiny part like the Silver micro part you see at the back of the GPU it was broken and they fixed it.. but it took 20days
I have the same problem since i replaced the thermal paste but i don’t have a overheating problem ! Why this problem still happening !
I fixed it buy changing Thermal paste and pads.
I tried unclocking but it didnt work.
having this exact issue with gigabyte 2080 Super. Replaced Thermal Pads/paste, PSU Cables, BIOS Update, Clean Windows Install etc. nothing helped so far. Started sporadically after the 18.07. Update in Diablo IV. FurMark didn't even crash it at first. Hot Spot Temp was high (HWInfo) until I changed pads/paste. Im Spending my 1 Week of Vacation troubleshooting that crap. But buying a GPU these days is just a rip off.
Any updates on its condition?
its most likely the power connector of the graphics card. you can test this if u wiggle on those cables/power connectors that go into the graphics card
I literally just moved it BY SO LITTLE TO THE LEFT and ur right but what do I need to do now then
@@alwalid8269 same what do i do
@@apexatomic67power pins in your graphic card needs resoldering. There is a video about on TH-cam
Bro. I have a gtx 1080 and this started happening just recently. My card was running just fine on the same PSU for 3 years now so I’m not sure what really went wrong here
same
Did you find a solution for it? Having that problem now
@@Nut8128
I heard it from one of the boys here is that it could be some “power” issue.
So all I did was literally change the 8pin cable with another from the same PSU I have. Haven’t crashed once (more) ever since!
Try it for yourself n see
same here wth xD, although i have 3060ti
@@lukrat9629 any fix?
I got the same problem, i think its due to gigabyte bad components, sad it was my favorite brand, i advice people to not buy a gigabyte card they become really bad.
Hi. I have the same graphic card. I changed my psu and it workd😊
I have the same problem, i have a rtx3060 ti eagle from gigabyte, everytime i launch a game, 7 or 10 min later the screen turna black, the GPU fans go 100% but i still heard the games sound for 5 sec
I cant anymore, I tried undervolt, take off the ram and put it back again, cleaning my pc, im done bro
And also I don't have overheating problems
What does your Event Viewer say? Are there any errors happening? My PC has been doing it for the past 4 days and I noticed in my Event Viewer an error (ID 1796) was happening that can cause crashes. Apparently my "Secure Boot" was not enabled in my BIOS. After enabling it I haven't had any issues so far, but it's only been 24hrs.
@@mrmugatu1look638 I checked and I don't have the same event as you. But I noticed everytime my pc turns on the black screen with fans at 100, there's an error 41 of kernel power that says Rebooted the system without cleanly shutting it down first. This error can occur if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.
@@jerogamer3332 I had that too. At first I thought it was bad as it was a Critical event but it turns out it was just me having to turn off the PC manually after the crash. Did you notice any Error events in Event Viewer?
My issue appears to have been a BIOS setting issue so I'm wondering if that's what you have going on, which was the Secure Boot setting for me. Hopefully nothing is busted hardware wise.
@@mrmugatu1look638 oooh I understand, I'm gonna search for more errors. So you are saying the error 41 is after the black screen, like when I turn the pc off so I can turn it on again. So error 41 doesn't causes the black screen right?
this is happening with my strix 4090 how do u fix
Same dude, literally just sent it to a LAB and then I sent them this video too. I will send a comment here when they return the PC ( if I remember ). I will also swap the extension cord splitter in my room where the PC was connected, as some suggested here that can be an issue due to wearing and dirt that settles in some of the sockets.
did you solve the problem?
Oh Bro… have the same problem… Done all I could and no way to fix the issue…. Don’t know what to do…
I've replied to a couple other people here, but honestly, if you can, swap your GPU into someone else's rig and see if it still happens. If it does, just start the RMA process through your card manufacturer ASAP. For me, through Gigabyte, it took a full month between sending it out and getting it back.
If it doesn't happen in a different rig, then it could be a number of different things. A bad memory stick (easy to test them by only running one stick at a time and see if it only crashes on a specific one), or not enough power from the PSU (bad power supply or cabling issue).
Best of luck my friend - GPUs are so expensive nowadays that it really sucks when the literal most expensive thing in your box breaks :(
@@twentyhands Thanks Bro. Will try it on my best friend PC… The rest of system components are top notch . Looks like GPU fuck up… Never have had any problem with ASUS GLU but latest one is GYGA…Thanks for response 🙏😎
I had this problem too when I'm building my son's gaming PC. My RX 590 keep crashing to black screen with 100%fan. After a day of restless sleep of letting down my son I found fixes(don't know which is the real fix).1. uninstalling Nvidia physx, 2. -15 in the bandwith of the card using adrenaline, 3. Don't adopt the surface ... In the gaming choice of adrenalin Radeon app. Hope this help. I kinda hopeless before finding this solutions, just want to share
If i uninstall the Nvidia physx should i install it again or what?
Hey, Dont know if you could help me out... but this happend to me today I have a Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Vision OC 12GB and it did the exact same thing, but when I turn the pc back on still no display showing up... PC boots up fine just no display on any of the ports fans are running on the GPU but Black Screen... HELP
Update bios no more error for me.. i use rtx 2060...
I have the exact same problem with my 2070
I have the same issue with my new PSU (Seasonic Prime PX 1300W), works fine with my old PSU (450W)
My Fix... I just installed monitor drivers DELL U2715H and no more symptoms of fans spin and black screen :D
So what if your 2080 goes straight to black screen and 100% fan speed? How can I install drivers?
@@bdt72 yes, mine Gigabyte RTX 2080 Super OC went black screen and fan 100% speed like yours. I've resolved this problem by installing monitor drivers. Check on support for drivers if your monitor has one. Wish you luck :D
Same Issue but after resetting, i can use my pc no problem. Everyday the first time i start the pc it crashes then after rebooting it works no problem. I got a Gainward 4070
I'm currently having the same issue with a PC that's a week old, has anyone found out what the issue may be?
any news?
@@H.K-tm i re plugged in my graphics card cables, and it hasnt happened since
@@joeygrant3983 I tried that already but no luck. I bought a electric air duster and will receive tomorrow. I already tried changing thermal pads and paste of my rtx 2080 super oc without luck. It worked for 5 months until few weeks ago. I'm not sure what causes this issue. I will try to blow the dust out of the PSU and gpu etc. And as a last test i will pay my brother a visit to try the gpu in his system. If the issue is caused by the gpu. A last effort will be resoldering the gpu power pins on the PCB. If even that doesn't work i will sell it for a defect price. It does work with undervolting though.
After 496.49 my pc do the same.. You have discovered any solution?
After going through the initial troubleshooting, they determined that I needed to perform an RMA on the card. This unfortunately took about a month between shipping it out and waiting to get it back (not to mention the week or two of initial troubleshooting and working with eSupport), but I've had no issues after they replaced some component. Not sure which component, I can't find the paperwork they sent back, and their portal has almost no information on the RMA. If you have a gigabyte card, be ready to get literally no customer service whatsoever. I called them and got in the digital queue for a call back, never got one. Emailed their support address twice while they were repairing it and never got a reply. I'd recommend not waiting or troubleshooting too much - if you have another person that's willing to let you test the card in their working rig, and it still fails, you'll know immediately that there's an issue with the hardware on the card. Best of luck.
@@twentyhands hey I’m having same issue with 3080ti.. I was sent new card and still getting same issue again. Was wondering you ever figured out which component they swapped out for you would be big help. Also wondering if you have any other advice thanks.
@@jimcramer6354 Sorry, I emailed Gigabyte twice to get more information about what the repair entailed, but they never got back to me. It was a specific component on the GPU, and at one point in the RMA there was a note on which piece failed, but once they update the RMA the previous note gets hidden and I didn't write it down. I'd highly recommend (if possible) swapping the GPU into another computer and running a stress test to see if it still crashes. If it does, then the card is still broken, but if not, there's probably something else going on with your rig. Could be a specific RAM stick (running 1 at a time to see if it crashes on a specific stick), or your PSU might not be delivering power correctly to the card. What all have you tried so far?
Got exactly the same Problem with my Gigabyte rtx 2080 super gaming oc rev 2.0. I have sent it to Gigabyte to do the RMA process last week. Hopefully they found a solution to fix that problem. One question: Did you ever run the game New World on your card? Is the card still fine after the repairment?
No I did not. It burnt out before the game even came out. I know that problem is related to the 30XX OC series cards, but I'm not sure if it also happens on the 20XX series. After repair, I've been able to run the furmark stress test for extended periods and play games with no issues so far. Fingers crossed!
@@twentyhands Sounds great! Please let ne know if the card got Problems again. Let us hope the best :)
Checking in that it's still working. Played through a couple different games with no issues :)
@@twentyhands today i got my rtx back. The card was swapped by Gigabyte. Got a new one. The RMA process took 4 weeks. The card comes without any information. My original box of the RTX is also gone. The new card runs without any faults.
i got a same problem too on new world , we got a same gpu too, dont know what to do.
I'm having the same problem with the Gigabyte Aorus Waterforce Xtreme 2080 Ti. Is there a solution to this problem?
i have same problem on GTX770 , but test runing well, but when i play games i have same problems.
It's the same for me...
3070 Palit Gaming Pro. For some reason in Red Dead Redemption 2, the speed of the video card increases to 4500 and after a few minutes the screen is black....
This game is full of shits, i had this problem too... new nvidia drivers solve the problem.
@@MarekZpe3n new termal pad and paste. now it's fixed
hey i have a 3070ti palit gaming pro but mine is still crashing… could u help me out ?
@@david-pg7jt for me the black screen was caused by the video card.
heat pads were put in and re-glued
When it reached that clock, the card shut down to protect itself from overheating.
But then the game just crashes because it's an outdated version of the torrented game.
mine does it with a RX580, I’ve had 2 cards, new mobo, new ssd, cpu everything, it’s still doing it
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Did you find a solution for it? Having that problem now
Same here with my gigabyte 2080 super, please anyone give me a solution, Every time I open forza horizon 5 it crashes, it has now some coil whine too. 😭
first, double check you're on the most recent drivers. If you still have issues, and if you can, try swapping your GPU into someone else's rig and see if it still crashes. If so, then you're looking for sure at a hardware problem and you'll want to start the RMA process through your card's manufacturer as soon as you can. It took over a month for me to start the RMA, ship it out for repair, and get it back. If it doesn't crash in another rig, you could have an issue with your RAM or power supply. You can just run one stick of RAM at a time and see if it crashes on a particular one. If that doesn't work, it's probably the power supply. This is better tested by taking it into a repair shop and having them put a temporary one in for testing since it won't cost as much as buying a whole new one if it's not necessary. If that also doesn't fix it, it could be MOBO/CPU. At that point, you've already got the rig in a repair shop so they should be able to pinpoint which is the issue. Good luck!
@@twentyhands I actually saw a solution on reddit that has solved this issue specifically. Apparently (some not even hitting heat thresholds, such as I) the quick and poor manufacturing process left a lot of cards with inadequate thermal paste application on the cards. Opening the card, removing the old paste and applying a new coat has fixed this exact issue for a lot of people, even if the meters aren't recording high heat temps.
@@Satsukoni I did see some posts about that solution. Initially I was going to try and do that myself, but after getting the card opened up I started feeling less and less confident when I wasn't able to fully disassemble it with ease. I was still under warranty so I just decided to put it back together and go the RMA route. I appreciate your comment though - hopefully it helps someone else down the line :)
@Tigre Was your card running all the time overclocked like mine and/or undervolted?
No mine was running the stock overclock. I did tweak some stuff in afterburner to try and get it stable but was never able to. Ended up having to RMA it and there was a faulty component. Don’t remember the specifics anymore, it’s been a while, sorry.
@@twentyhands Oh shit that's bad news. So this problem can pop-up again for me. Probably should sell the card then or maybe i undervolt it from now on without oc...
I have the exact issue. Don't know what's causing it. Today i will be changing thermal paste.
Update: not fixed even after changing thermal paste
Update 2: They replaced my card with RTX 4070TI. I sent a card on 9 feb 23 for RMA.
Due to the Non availability of the RTX 3080 Model they asked me if i am ok with the RTX4070-TI-ST-PCI-E-12GB-GDDR6X-192BIT.
Now waiting for delivery.
You should probably start the RMA process. If it’s anything like GIGABYTE, it’s going to take a while to have them fix the faulty component and get it back to you.
@@twentyhands was your problem solved ? If yes what was the solution?
@@TheHardikvagal I had to RMA the card. Took a couple weeks to send it out, have it fixed, and sent back. There was some faulty component - I’m not sure what exactly, their portal online was the worst to try and get information out of. I haven’t had any issues since then.
@@twentyhands I dont know galax will cover my card under warranty or not as i opened it for replacing thermal paste. Anyways thanks for the update.
@@TheHardikvagal it will not
3060 ti same shit today happend.. any solution?
Had to RMA the card which took forever. Saw some threads about replacing the thermal paste on the card but my issue was a bad component so it could really go either way. If you're still in warranty I'd just start the RMA ASAP so you're not without a card for too long.
@@twentyhands so many ppl got this problem with rtx series on youtube or nvidia threads.. i think there is another way to find solution. Many ppl talking about update gpu bios
@@twentyhands im still in warranty period but i took out my warranty sticker can i still rma or what?
@@jadyounes697 most likely. Not sure if that affects anything. You have to supply them with the serial number which I think gets tied back to the retailer that sold it, and they (I believe) report to the manufacturer when it was purchased. Don't hold me to that though - different manufacturers may treat the RMA process differently. No downside to trying though 😊
@@twentyhands i checked now and i can't request rma because i live in turkey and you can request rma only if you live in Canada or usa 😢
Im getting issues like this and i got a rtx 4060
Did anyone guys find a solution to this problem?
mosfets con fuga.
msi afterburner. undervolt to 0.875volt and set clock speed at 1845 in curve editor. (check GPU-Z) for your official boost clock and set clockspeed to that. and apply settings. and select start windows with these settings in msi afteburner. . additionally add +500 on the memory speed.
@@H.K-tmbruh my gpu is 1650 would this work on that as well
@@techtom2171 this problem can be caused by different subjects. Power delivery, overheating, lose cables, damaged VRAM chips and so on. I'm not even sure what causes the problem on my gpu . You have to try to lower the volt using Curve Editor in MSI Afterburner. And also lower the clockspeed. And run gpu benchmark software to see if it runs or crashes. For 1650 i really don't know the stable levels. but don't worry undervolting is not so dangerous as overvolting
the same problem. And no fix posible
Same issue with 4070ti super. Just applied for it to be replaced by the vendor.. pray for me boys
did they approve your request ?
Had a black screen/gpu fan full blast issue on my GTX 1660 Super card also. So, this is not just an issue with RTX cards.
How did you fix this problem? plz
mine too, i was able to "fix" it by undervolt and underclock gpu
Just happened while playing gw2 on ultra.
the same issue with my RTX 3050...
did you ever find a fix?\
i have the same issue with an 2070 super
mosfets con fuga
I have same issue with 1660 super doing this it's driving me gaga!
have the same GPU, its been aching me for so long and still cant find a fix, after a long research i thought it might be bc of the PSU, and the GPU not getting enough power, but can't really test that bc my MB is preety old (2010) and cant find PSUs that have cables with my old MB. I also tried underclocking my GPU didn't work, I tried applying thermal paste both on GPU and CPU, it fixed the problem for 1 day and then it returned again the next day.
@@tackoo8677 it at work suggest same...my mb is 2 years old.
@@fabriglas i need to test with a new PSU but as i said cant find one most likely will go to pc repairing shop or something so they test it
There is legit no way to fix this problem, I have tried to fix this black screen problem 100's of times.. Majority of the time of the fixes i did do were merely temporary, As to the problem kept resurfacing over and over and over and over and over again. You cannot escape BSOD, its impossible.
I fixed it
@@ZSCARYZENNand how did you do so?
@@prod.byseeds2434 I took out the battery unplugged the wires and put them back in
It hasn’t happened ever since
Same card, same problem. An expensive paperweight.
I had same issue i put my gpu in another build and problem was gone
Lets change the psu and sde
Hey guys im not sure this is still releveant but i have the same problem, and it happens if my card goes to idle clock which is 300mhz and then i start a game, and it crashes exactly like this.. If you fix the clock speed at 1650 for example then its ok..
Same for me, i think its the gpu driver.
th-cam.com/video/Vn4h5GBzyz4/w-d-xo.html
Guys after weeks i found the versión solution y hope i can post a vídeo for the solution yet is very strange but working.
what?
I have the same problem on my 4090...
what was the reason for the crash?
@@uztrewas gbu cable from cablemod
Same problem with the rtx 3060 gigabyte
Yep same card as me
Me too same shit
same with me except its an evga
@@SavCrafter try to clean it will work fine.
@@mohamedmagdy5025 it’s less than 2 months old with no dust whatsoever
Sameee help
This error is a PSU problem. Try another PSU like around 700-850W good brand like Be Quiet or Seasonic, Corsair.
This is happening to me with my gigabyte 3080Ti
It happens with my 3090 too
@@_aziii00 do you wanf fix it in one step
Do you want dix it in one step
@@samixmaoae yes
@@_aziii00 uoser wawi_mac