arestavoDP cables used?If so, does your monitor accept different cable inputs, such as HDMI or DVI that you can test?Have you tested one monitor at a time to see if the problem is with one of the monitors and not both?
fearpointHave had this issue since I bought my GTX 9 series GPU. It's not a display cord/display issue either. It only occurs to me when I'm playing certain games, in other games it never happens. I don't know the cause is, but it causes the computer to believe their is no display device. Only a hard reboot will cause the system to recognize there is a working display device again. Been trying to find a solution for this and nothing. It's a very common problem too that is also appearing on GTX 10 series as well.
Ruarc88fearpointHave had this issue since I bought my GTX 9 series GPU. It's not a display cord/display issue either. It only occurs to me when I'm playing certain games, in other games it never happens. I don't know the cause is, but it causes the computer to believe their is no display device. Only a hard reboot will cause the system to recognize there is a working display device again. Been trying to find a solution for this and nothing. It's a very common problem too that is also appearing on GTX 10 series as well.Out of curiosity, what OS are you running and which specific card? SLI? I recently moved mine to the PCIe 3 slot but haven't run it enough to see if that helps at all. Also have an Avermedia capture card that has weird limitations in Win7 but not 8/10 and vice-versa just because of the driver. Curious if NVidia maybe did something similar.
fearpointRuarc88fearpointHave had this issue since I bought my GTX 9 series GPU. It's not a display cord/display issue either. It only occurs to me when I'm playing certain games, in other games it never happens. I don't know the cause is, but it causes the computer to believe their is no display device. Only a hard reboot will cause the system to recognize there is a working display device again. Been trying to find a solution for this and nothing. It's a very common problem too that is also appearing on GTX 10 series as well.Out of curiosity, what OS are you running and which specific card? SLI? I recently moved mine to the PCIe 3 slot but haven't run it enough to see if that helps at all. Also have an Avermedia capture card that has weird limitations in Win7 but not 8/10 and vice-versa just because of the driver. Curious if NVidia maybe did something similar.Windows 10. I got the same issue on a different PC using the same GPU though using Windows 7, a different display, and a different display connection. I'm currently trying to troubleshoot what software is causing this and so far it's not, Nvidia 3D driversor Nvidia Geforce Experience. Having uninstalled Nvidia HD Audio drivers though I haven't had the issue appear.
arestavofearpointRuarc88fearpointHave had this issue since I bought my GTX 9 series GPU. It's not a display cord/display issue either. It only occurs to me when I'm playing certain games, in other games it never happens. I don't know the cause is, but it causes the computer to believe their is no display device. Only a hard reboot will cause the system to recognize there is a working display device again. Been trying to find a solution for this and nothing. It's a very common problem too that is also appearing on GTX 10 series as well.Out of curiosity, what OS are you running and which specific card? SLI? I recently moved mine to the PCIe 3 slot but haven't run it enough to see if that helps at all. Also have an Avermedia capture card that has weird limitations in Win7 but not 8/10 and vice-versa just because of the driver. Curious if NVidia maybe did something similar.Windows 10. I got the same issue on a different PC using the same GPU though using Windows 7, a different display, and a different display connection. I'm currently trying to troubleshoot what software is causing this and so far it's not, Nvidia 3D driversor Nvidia Geforce Experience. Having uninstalled Nvidia HD Audio drivers though I haven't had the issue appear.Oh yeah, I've that the Nvidia audio drivers can conflict with motherboard/discrete sound card drivers causing all sorts of weird issues. For myself, I only ever install the driver and PhysX.
Ruarc88Driver version: 368.69 (only graphics driver and PhysX software installed)(Seen this since major version 353)
fearpointarestavofearpointRuarc88fearpointHave had this issue since I bought my GTX 9 series GPU. It's not a display cord/display issue either. It only occurs to me when I'm playing certain games, in other games it never happens. I don't know the cause is, but it causes the computer to believe their is no display device. Only a hard reboot will cause the system to recognize there is a working display device again. Been trying to find a solution for this and nothing. It's a very common problem too that is also appearing on GTX 10 series as well.Out of curiosity, what OS are you running and which specific card? SLI? I recently moved mine to the PCIe 3 slot but haven't run it enough to see if that helps at all. Also have an Avermedia capture card that has weird limitations in Win7 but not 8/10 and vice-versa just because of the driver. Curious if NVidia maybe did something similar.Windows 10. I got the same issue on a different PC using the same GPU though using Windows 7, a different display, and a different display connection. I'm currently trying to troubleshoot what software is causing this and so far it's not, Nvidia 3D driversor Nvidia Geforce Experience. Having uninstalled Nvidia HD Audio drivers though I haven't had the issue appear.Oh yeah, I've that the Nvidia audio drivers can conflict with motherboard/discrete sound card drivers causing all sorts of weird issues. For myself, I only ever install the driver and PhysX.Well that didn't work. Now trying without physx driver. The last Nvidia driver I have installed other than the main graphic driver. This issue is so retarded. It literally only occurs in certain games while in others it never happens.
SajinRuarc88Driver version: 368.69 (only graphics driver and PhysX software installed)(Seen this since major version 353)Driver doesn't do it? If 347.88 doesn't do it you will need to report the bug to nvidia. You can file a report with nvidia .
DAVE2HOT4UI have had same problem using driver 368.81 @ the moment. It was happening with drivers before this one. Playing MWF3 the screen just goes Black for about 3 seconds. Never know when or for how many times it will do it then it, just seems to quit as fast as it appeared. It never did this with the Old GTX 295 Plus. Same motherboard and cpu. X-58 sli , I7-920 only difference is when I went to the 900 series cards.
DAVE2HOT4UWow I would RMA that card or call EVGA tech line. I am using DVI-D cable.
Ruarc88DAVE2HOT4UWow I would RMA that card or call EVGA tech line. I am using DVI-D cable.Yeah. This IS the RMA replacement. Happened on the original as well.
Ruarc88 Anything particularly special about this driver or is it just outside of the verified range?
SajinRuarc88 Anything particularly special about this driver or is it just outside of the verified range?It's a known stable driver. Might want to give it a try.
fearpointSajinRuarc88 Anything particularly special about this driver or is it just outside of the verified range?It's a known stable driver. Might want to give it a try.It's not a driver thing or if it is it's been constant in the drivers for years. Games in which it occurs for me is Witcher 3 and Mordheim. Games like Battlefield 4 it has, but it hasn't done it in a very long time. All other games it doesn't occur. It's not a overheating issue or a overclock. Can't be a power issue either considering it doesn't occur with most of the games I play. I can't explain it. If you google this problem it is a very common occurrence with no solution. Seems to happen with DirectX11 games more frequently than others. For example in Mordheim they recently switched to DirectX 11 and within minutes I have issues. When I force the older DirectX 9 though I rarely have issues. Played the other day though and it was constant no display device found issues even in DirectX 9 which usually is stable. Do I have Stuxnet?
Ruarc88Another thought I just had, anyone seen this specifically on a TI or Titan card?
Ruarc88SajinRuarc88 Anything particularly special about this driver or is it just outside of the verified range?It's a known stable driver. Might want to give it a try.Confirmed that it still happens with this driver, with ONLY driver installed. Happened in Riders of Icarus after ~4 hours of gameplay and ~7 hours of system uptime. This is also after I swapped the card to a different PCIe slot.
backdoc77Black screen of death = defective card. RMA
SajinRuarc88SajinRuarc88 Anything particularly special about this driver or is it just outside of the verified range?It's a known stable driver. Might want to give it a try.Confirmed that it still happens with this driver, with ONLY driver installed. Happened in Riders of Icarus after ~4 hours of gameplay and ~7 hours of system uptime. This is also after I swapped the card to a different PCIe slot.Install the latest driver and try running your card in debug mode.
Ruarc88backdoc77Black screen of death = defective card. RMAThis is the RMA card. Same problem. SajinRuarc88SajinRuarc88 Anything particularly special about this driver or is it just outside of the verified range?It's a known stable driver. Might want to give it a try.Confirmed that it still happens with this driver, with ONLY driver installed. Happened in Riders of Icarus after ~4 hours of gameplay and ~7 hours of system uptime. This is also after I swapped the card to a different PCIe slot.Install the latest driver and try running your card in debug mode. So far, 7 hours + 4 hours + 2 hours in Riders and it hasn't happened in debug mode. Will be trying Borderlands later to see how it goes there.