Hello everyone,

I am here because I face a very strange issue with my Titan X hybrid.
First I have to say that every test was done on clear windows installations 
first with the latest drivers then with older versions.
The card would be used for CAD drawing and renderings and for flight simming (P3D).

Nature of the problem...
After windows were done with the installation and all mobo drivers were installed I 
installed the latest software from evga v391.01 (later I found it's the exact same with nvidia's).
Nothing strange so far.
Then I install 3dmark11 and Heaven benchmarks and start the tests.
Both software failed to finish the testing. 3Dmark11 would black out and close and
Heaven would popup a message about losing connection with keyboard and screen.

Then I tested with older drivers v388.71.
3Dmark11 finished the test giving a good rating but while running the penultimate
test the screen would go crazy. See attached file image1.jpg.
Btw the HDMI cable is fine and has been tested on other screens.


Heaven was more consistent as it still would not finish the tests but now there was 
no connection loss message it would just stop.

In addition to the aforementioned, I have to say that I also ran PUBG and P3D.
PUBG would fail to continue after the splash screen or load and fail after a few minutes in-game.
P3D would start normally only to crash partially after some time. I say randomly because it would
take from a couple of minutes to maybe 10-15 and I say partially because the game would keep
running but there would be no graphics.
P3D would also pop a message. See attached file image2.jpg.



Regardless of problems with apps or benchmarks, there was not even a single system crash.



System specs for your information...
Mobo: ASUS Prime X370-PRO
CPU:  Ryzen 7 (default settings no oc)
RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB 3466MHz
GPU: TITAN X HYBRID Maxwell
Win: Win10 Home 64bit

Thank you in advance for your time and help!

First of all thanks for taking the time to help.


The PSU is a COOLER MASTER SilentPro 850W 80plus Bronze.
It's old but I haven't considered it a weak point until now...
I will have another PSU installed to make sure that's not the problem.

I will also check every link you provide thoroughly but I am sure I had
all the win updates done and also I had a look at the ea link from the
very first moment cause I googled the problem and did what they suggest.
It just extended the time it would take until the error.

The penultimate test in 3dmark11 is a physics test which will stress your cpu/ram the most. My recommendations would be to...
 
#1 Set your ram to run @ 2666 MHz with the correct voltages & timings. 
#2 Rerun 3dmark11 and see if you can pass the penultimate test. 
 
If you can't pass the penultimate test do #4 listed here then see if you can pass the penultimate test or not. If you end up passing the penultimate test in 3dmark11 try running heaven & p3d again.

You have a video card prior to that right?

I have had good results after putting in a GTX580 for a dedicated physx card. It really takes the load off of the Titan X (Maxwell also).
I also use drivers 388.00
Any drivers newer than those make my games or system crash.
I also use MSI Afterburner to turn up the fans to 100% while gaming or benching.
 
Have you tried any other ports for your card/monitor? What are you using, hdmi, dvi, displayport? What monitor are you using?
 
I have had a very bad time with my titan x cards, getting them stable to even game is a hassle.
Maybe you have the same issue?

mirrage2k5
So far we tested the card on another machine where it had the same problems
so my friend downloaded Precision XOC from evga and he reduced the GPU clock
offset and it looks to work fine.

 
You'll need to rma the card if it's still under warranty.
 

risse1
Does anyone know if we can buy addtional warranty for a TITAN X Hybrid ??? I would not bying aying more just to be assured that I do not face similar problem as mirage2k5.

Terms of extended warranty are found :  https://www.evga.com/support/warranty/extended.asp
(excerpt)
 
Starting on March 1st, 2013, products registered within 90 days of purchase with the part number suffix -KR* with the exception of peripherals or power supplies will have the option to purchase an extended warranty within the regions of the Contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, and Europe. The product must be purchased as new and from an authorized EVGA reseller to qualify for the Extended Warranty Program. The extended warranty will be available for purchase by the original owner within 90 days of the purchase date and a receipt from an authorized reseller is required to verify the purchase information and to validate the Extended Warranty purchase. Customers will have the option to purchase either the 5 year or 10 year program, extending the warranty by an additional 2 or 7 years respectively.