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Display turns off and restarts, yet performance remains poor.

Display turns off and restarts, yet performance remains poor.

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Domarus
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07-20-2021, 09:03 PM
#11
The details for Event ID 14 are unavailable. It seems the necessary component isn't running on your machine or the setup is damaged. You may need to install or fix that part locally. If it started elsewhere, ensure the display data was saved with the event. The attached information includes: DeviceVideo3 CMDre 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000001 00000000. The message resource exists but isn't found in the table.
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Domarus
07-20-2021, 09:03 PM #11

The details for Event ID 14 are unavailable. It seems the necessary component isn't running on your machine or the setup is damaged. You may need to install or fix that part locally. If it started elsewhere, ensure the display data was saved with the event. The attached information includes: DeviceVideo3 CMDre 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000001 00000000. The message resource exists but isn't found in the table.

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Hitscher
Member
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07-30-2021, 11:21 AM
#12
Well, it seems like a GPU issue (NVIDIA) but it doesn’t always confirm a broken GPU. The symptoms—black screens and low frames—suggest something more likely related to the motherboard or BIOS update. I experienced a similar problem before; it never happened often, but after updating the BIOS it resolved. It’s tough to say exactly what’s wrong without more info. You’d probably need to replace several components like the GPU, motherboard, or power supply unit. (PS: PSU problems can cause this too.) Do you still have a warranty on your GPU? If so, a new one might work, especially if it’s a newer model. Generally, trying to fix drivers and settings helps, but swapping parts is usually the safest bet. For now, testing with fresh drivers or a different GPU could be a good next step. Usually, version 11 performs better in driver management, though a fresh install isn’t always ideal.
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Hitscher
07-30-2021, 11:21 AM #12

Well, it seems like a GPU issue (NVIDIA) but it doesn’t always confirm a broken GPU. The symptoms—black screens and low frames—suggest something more likely related to the motherboard or BIOS update. I experienced a similar problem before; it never happened often, but after updating the BIOS it resolved. It’s tough to say exactly what’s wrong without more info. You’d probably need to replace several components like the GPU, motherboard, or power supply unit. (PS: PSU problems can cause this too.) Do you still have a warranty on your GPU? If so, a new one might work, especially if it’s a newer model. Generally, trying to fix drivers and settings helps, but swapping parts is usually the safest bet. For now, testing with fresh drivers or a different GPU could be a good next step. Usually, version 11 performs better in driver management, though a fresh install isn’t always ideal.

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FluffyFish1667
Junior Member
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07-31-2021, 01:39 PM
#13
It seemed like my mind was focused on that point when I began the discussion. If there were anything I overlooked, I aimed to check all other possibilities first. I’m labeling this as a solution at the moment and will make sure to update the thread once I have a new card.
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FluffyFish1667
07-31-2021, 01:39 PM #13

It seemed like my mind was focused on that point when I began the discussion. If there were anything I overlooked, I aimed to check all other possibilities first. I’m labeling this as a solution at the moment and will make sure to update the thread once I have a new card.

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