F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Intermittent system crashes during gameplay - DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION (0x133), nvlddmkm.sys detected.

Intermittent system crashes during gameplay - DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION (0x133), nvlddmkm.sys detected.

Intermittent system crashes during gameplay - DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION (0x133), nvlddmkm.sys detected.

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88Niq88
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06-24-2018, 07:11 AM
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Hey everyone. I've been experiencing BSODs on my Lenovo Legion with a 4080M recently, and I'm not sure when this started since I just began gaming again. It might be linked to a driver update. Lately, while playing Fallout 3, I've had these crashes sometimes—about once every couple of hours. The last few sessions were fine, but today I got one at around the 20-minute mark. I've tried several fixes so far: turned off Windows automatic updates, reinstalled the DDU driver from NVIDIA, and disabled a Lenovo overclock option. From some research, possible causes include a faulty GPU driver, an older driver version restoring stability, or even a buggy game. I know some say Fallout 3 isn't stable, but I don’t think it’s causing a BOSD. I’ve attached the latest minidump and windbg output. Would any of you have advice? Thanks! 021226-15375-01.dmp latest.txt
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88Niq88
06-24-2018, 07:11 AM #1

Hey everyone. I've been experiencing BSODs on my Lenovo Legion with a 4080M recently, and I'm not sure when this started since I just began gaming again. It might be linked to a driver update. Lately, while playing Fallout 3, I've had these crashes sometimes—about once every couple of hours. The last few sessions were fine, but today I got one at around the 20-minute mark. I've tried several fixes so far: turned off Windows automatic updates, reinstalled the DDU driver from NVIDIA, and disabled a Lenovo overclock option. From some research, possible causes include a faulty GPU driver, an older driver version restoring stability, or even a buggy game. I know some say Fallout 3 isn't stable, but I don’t think it’s causing a BOSD. I’ve attached the latest minidump and windbg output. Would any of you have advice? Thanks! 021226-15375-01.dmp latest.txt

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Cokkie77
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06-29-2018, 07:51 AM
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All right, the options look promising. I’d begin by turning off XMP if your BIOS supports it and it’s active. That seems similar to a RAM concern, so I’d address that first.
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06-29-2018, 07:51 AM #2

All right, the options look promising. I’d begin by turning off XMP if your BIOS supports it and it’s active. That seems similar to a RAM concern, so I’d address that first.

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06-29-2018, 08:06 AM
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Thank you, I'll review it and give it a try.
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06-29-2018, 08:06 AM #3

Thank you, I'll review it and give it a try.

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