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misi
Adept II

serious display error

Hi all,

Here is my system specs:

mobo: asus P9X79

cpu; intel 3930K (water cooled corsair 100i)

ram 32g corsair dominator (1800)


GPU 1: w8000 firepro

driver: 13.352.1014

Drives two monitors


GPU 2: nvidia titan black

driver: 347

Does not drives monitors, it is used only for  simulations


PSU; 1000w Silver stone strider plus


I got 5 fans, noctua.


The tempertue at basic operation:

mobo: 35 c

cpu: 43 c


Under stress:

mobo: 39-44

cpu: 59-66


The CPU overclocked to 4100mzh


win 7: latest update


I do a lot of 3d and video editing, that s why I need those cards.


Lately I am having random errors from my W8000. I have to emphasize that, it happened time to time even before I started to use the Nvidia card as a 2nd card for simulations.

I have 2 monitors. One plugged into the first display port slot on the w8000 card and the 2nd monitor is plugged into the second display port slot  also on the W8000 card.


I does not really matter what I do, it is very random, the monitor that is plugged into the second slot and it is the main desktop, switches off, goes black. Sometimes I am lucky and got a win system message that says something like: the system recovered from a serious display error.


If I am not lucky then it switches off. What I tried is that I pulled out the blank monitor and plugged it into an another display port slot on the w8000 card and it always works.


I also tried to install the latest driver but it was even worst, made C4D crash all the time, plus did not fix that display error problem.


I have this problem with the w8000 probably from the beginning, when I used to have only one monitor. The same problem occurred, but not as frequently as lately. It made me worry to be honest.


Do you have any suggestion what could be the problem? Is there anyway to monitor the GPU temperature if it matter at all?


Thank you!


Misi


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jtrudeau
Staff

mihaly sipos

This really isn't a software issue. I'd recommend contacting the customer care team.

Global Technical Support

You can review support resources, or create a support ticket.

Jim

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jtrudeau
Staff

mihaly sipos

This really isn't a software issue. I'd recommend contacting the customer care team.

Global Technical Support

You can review support resources, or create a support ticket.

Jim

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Thank you for the respond.

You are correct it was not a software issue, it was a cable issue. I changed the cable and since then, which is almost 2 month now, I have not experienced the problem.

Speaking of problems, there might be a software related issue.

Recently I am experiencing the blue screen when I watch videos on Vimeo. Strangely not on youtube r any other site or player, only with the vimeo player.

I attached an image of the blue screen that might help us.

today

screen today.jpg

Perhaps a week ago?

week ago.jpg

What do you think?

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