Soulshot96
Jacob, I realize you are responding to Valor, but I had the same sort of issues, and I actually did reinstall windows...many, many times. The problem reared its head again only after reinstalling PX1, and went away after uninstalling it.
I did more than just reinstall as well, I set everything in my system to stock, I even underclocked a few things. I replaced my motherboard(was a new system build so my mind was racing to figure out what was the issue). I got a brand new SSD and installed windows on that. I ran tests on everything from my RAM to my hard drives. Nothing seemed to be the issue hardware wise. 
 
Literally only installing PX1 caused the issues, and only uninstalling it fixed them. 

xblackvalorx
I also set bios to default, did multiple full format reinstalls, reset every bit of my PC. It is a repeatable issue that every time I'd install precision my computer would have system file corruption within hours after being fine for days on end without it. I'm sorry, but I tested every other variable and it's definitely precision x1

Can you both please provide me with full, current, system specs so that we can try and find some sort of commonality with your builds? Information such as Driver version, PX1 version, Windows version, etc would be helpful as well.


Please also let me know if you have tried uninstalling PX1, and then deleting the "EVGA" folder from C:/Program Files prior to a re-installation. If you have any other relevant information you think would be helpful, that would be great as well!
 
-Jacob B.

EVGATech_JacobB

Soulshot96
Jacob, I realize you are responding to Valor, but I had the same sort of issues, and I actually did reinstall windows...many, many times. The problem reared its head again only after reinstalling PX1, and went away after uninstalling it.
I did more than just reinstall as well, I set everything in my system to stock, I even underclocked a few things. I replaced my motherboard(was a new system build so my mind was racing to figure out what was the issue). I got a brand new SSD and installed windows on that. I ran tests on everything from my RAM to my hard drives. Nothing seemed to be the issue hardware wise. 
 
Literally only installing PX1 caused the issues, and only uninstalling it fixed them. 

xblackvalorx
I also set bios to default, did multiple full format reinstalls, reset every bit of my PC. It is a repeatable issue that every time I'd install precision my computer would have system file corruption within hours after being fine for days on end without it. I'm sorry, but I tested every other variable and it's definitely precision x1

Can you both please provide me with full, current, system specs so that we can try and find some sort of commonality with your builds? Information such as Driver version, PX1 version, Windows version, etc would be helpful as well.


Please also let me know if you have tried uninstalling PX1, and then deleting the "EVGA" folder from C:/Program Files prior to a re-installation. If you have any other relevant information you think would be helpful, that would be great as well!
 
-Jacob B.

Sure.
Motherboard: asrock taichi x370 latest bios and an old bios version.
Ram: g.skill trident z rgb ddr4 3200 cas 14, 16gb
CPU: ryzen 7 1700
GPU: rtx 2080 ti ftw3
Boot drive: Samsung 960 evo m.2
Storage drives: crucial mx300, Samsung 860 evo, western digital black hdd. All drive firmware up to date.
Psu: EVGA 1000g

Windows version 10 build 1809 with all the latest cumulatives, Nvidia driver version 417.35 and 417.58, as well as previous Nvidia drivers
All other system drivers kept up to date as well.
The issue first occurred for me in PX1 version 0.3.7 but continued on every subsequent version up to and including 0.3.11. 0.3.7 even got to the point just trying to launch it would result in the kernelbase.dll error and the program wouldn't launch, the only fix was a fresh install of windows.
Yes I've tried that as well as using revo uninstaller to find every other EVGA folder or file. The issue persists, but I expected that as it persists through full formatted Windows loads.
The only other thing I find that's noteworthy is that it seems to be an issue that grows. First crash usually takes a few hours, then it gets more consistent; even growing to the point where it's an issue just on desktop or browsing the web.

Thanks guys.  I'll forward this over to our Software team.

EVGATech_LeeM
Thanks guys.  I'll forward this over to our Software team.

Sweet thanks, I really hope they can find something because I'd really love to be able to use all the features of my card that I paid extra for without it crashing my games and making me reinstall
Windows every other day

I took a peep through event viewer a few times towards the end, and did see a few mentions of PX1, but I wiped the drives so many times since, and never saved a screenshot of them. All I have is the Reliability History screenshot that I emailed the support team. 
 
Hopefully Valor has something though.