I am running into an issue with my EVGA card after adding a third monitor to my set up. Every so often my screens will go black for a few seconds and then come back on randomly while in use and every time I start up or close Precision x1. When I run Precision, my screens go black and the fans on my card stop and then start back up. ? I ran a driver update today but it did not resolve it. I thought it might be power related but from what I can see on my hardware monitor I'm not pulling over or under voltage. Anyone have any ideas on what might be causing this and how to fix?
Specs below
 
Mobo: Asus ROG STRIX Z390-E
CPU: Intel I9-9900k
Ram G skill 32 GB 3600Mhz
GPU EVGA 2070 Super FTW3 Ultra
PSU: Seasonic 850W Gold
Monitors: 3x LG 32GK650F 32" all connected with display port cables
 

aka_STEVE_b
try all this stuff for starters -->  

Thank you, this did not resolve the issue. I have uninstalled and reinstalled precision and the issue occurred as soon as I opened the program. This issue has caused also caused game crashes with several titles while playing. 

I am having the same issue so far no sign of fixing the issue 

Does setting power management mode inside the nvidia control panel to prefer max performance, and then rebooting the pc help the issue at all?

I made an account just to say I am having the same issue. Event viewer logged this error source nvlddmkm event ID 14. 
 
The description for Event ID 14 from source nvlddmkm cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.
If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.
The following information was included with the event:
\Device\Video3
0d20(31e8) 00000000 00000000
The message resource is present but the message was not found in the message table
 
Still looking around for an answer. It happens on startup of X1 and when I close it.

cbrennfoerder

Sajin
Does setting power management mode inside the nvidia control panel to prefer max performance, and then rebooting the pc help the issue at all?

Unfortunately, it did not. Still having the issue. Based on other posts, It looks like I am not the only one though that is having an issue.

Have another gpu to test with to see if the card itself is the issue?

Looks like you’re gonna try a clean boot, so no software recommendations here. What happens when you connect the third monitor to the hdmi output instead of dp?

Switching psu cables around most likely won’t do anything as I believe your psu is a single rail unit correct?

Second time is a charm apparently. Redid clean boot and uninstalled Precision X1 and all Nvidia drivers and the latest card update. I am no longer having issues with my card or with screens going black.

Nope Nevermind... It's still doing it... Just not as often...

Sajin
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Any other ideas of what I can try?

I have precision and all Nvidia updates uninstalled currently and has not fixed the issue, just lessened it. I have Afterburner already installed. I normally only use Afterburner/Precision to ramp my fans to 100%

I have still been unable to solve this issue. This is what I am seeing in Hardware Monitor after the screens go black and come back. Power limit, Reliable Voltage Limit and Operational Voltage Limit are triggering. But max power draw was only 149 watts...
 
 

Exact same issue here. I’ve raised a ticket with EVGA for a potential card RMA. What’s weird is I tried a different motherboard and got the same issue, but a fresh OS install followed by installing older drivers (457.51) fixed the issue.. but moving back to my (bad?) motherboard - asus tuf gaming z490-plus - I get the error every time I boot evga precision x1, old driver or new. And consistent game crashes, monitor flickers / black outs when booting sometimes. It all sounds power related but someone mentioned replacing psu didn’t help which makes me question.

ianmck_16
Exact same issue here. I’ve raised a ticket with EVGA for a potential card RMA. What’s weird is I tried a different motherboard and got the same issue, but a fresh OS install followed by installing older drivers (457.51) fixed the issue.. but moving back to my (bad?) motherboard - asus tuf gaming z490-plus - I get the error every time I boot evga precision x1, old driver or new. And consistent game crashes, monitor flickers / black outs when booting sometimes. It all sounds power related but someone mentioned replacing psu didn’t help which makes me question.

 
i replaced my RM850 psu because i saw spikes in power. had no effect. i even have a screen shot monitoring the power consumption and you see a spike when the screens blipped on me