F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop System stopped after GPU idles, no crash message, just restarts.

System stopped after GPU idles, no crash message, just restarts.

System stopped after GPU idles, no crash message, just restarts.

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dustin666
Member
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08-31-2023, 01:43 AM
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Windows 11, RTX 4070Ti, Nvidia Geforce version 591.59.
This issue recently occurred and still persisted after I closed several GPU-intensive applications (games and video editors) simultaneously. Normally, I run these programs simultaneously without issue. The cause of this crash is unknown to me, but it can certainly be reproduced using the steps I mentioned above.
There's no BSOD, the screen goes black as if disconnected from the driver, and then the system reboots completely. I've tried setting power management to "maximum performance" in both Nvidia Control Panel and Windows Control Panel to no avail. I've also tried Windows Memory Diagnostic and found no error. Overheating is also very unlikely because those apps were just opened very briefly.
Critical Kernel 41 Error was found in Event Viewer.
I hope someone can provide me with solution.
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dustin666
08-31-2023, 01:43 AM #1

Windows 11, RTX 4070Ti, Nvidia Geforce version 591.59.
This issue recently occurred and still persisted after I closed several GPU-intensive applications (games and video editors) simultaneously. Normally, I run these programs simultaneously without issue. The cause of this crash is unknown to me, but it can certainly be reproduced using the steps I mentioned above.
There's no BSOD, the screen goes black as if disconnected from the driver, and then the system reboots completely. I've tried setting power management to "maximum performance" in both Nvidia Control Panel and Windows Control Panel to no avail. I've also tried Windows Memory Diagnostic and found no error. Overheating is also very unlikely because those apps were just opened very briefly.
Critical Kernel 41 Error was found in Event Viewer.
I hope someone can provide me with solution.

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Ternaves
Junior Member
27
08-31-2023, 04:31 AM
#2
At idle it's most likely caused by insufficient minimum voltage levels, not just the GPU.
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Ternaves
08-31-2023, 04:31 AM #2

At idle it's most likely caused by insufficient minimum voltage levels, not just the GPU.