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ElliottLam
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How to resolve nvlddmkm errors on a custom-built PC with multiple hardware changes?
I have a custom-built PC that has been experiencing frequent crashes and poor gaming performance for over a year. The event viewer shows nvlddmkm errors as the cause. I have tried various troubleshooting steps, such as:
Changing the graphics card (tried 3070ti, 3080, and 3090)
Rolling back the driver (tried 3 different versions)
Using DDU for a clean driver install
Enabling debug mode in Nvidia control panel
Disabling onboard graphics
Changing the power supply (tried 3 different ones)
Testing the RAM (all 4 sticks passed memory tests)
Running Furmark stress test (no issues)
Changing the motherboard (tried 2 different ones)
Reinstalling the OS (tried both Windows 10 and 11)
None
of these steps have solved the problem. The only components that have not been changed are the CPU and the SSD, but I doubt they are the source of the issue. What else can I do to fix this?
https://blogs-anagrei.chargedblasphemedcasavi.monster
I have a custom-built PC that has been experiencing frequent crashes and poor gaming performance for over a year. The event viewer shows nvlddmkm errors as the cause. I have tried various troubleshooting steps, such as:
Changing the graphics card (tried 3070ti, 3080, and 3090)
Rolling back the driver (tried 3 different versions)
Using DDU for a clean driver install
Enabling debug mode in Nvidia control panel
Disabling onboard graphics
Changing the power supply (tried 3 different ones)
Testing the RAM (all 4 sticks passed memory tests)
Running Furmark stress test (no issues)
Changing the motherboard (tried 2 different ones)
Reinstalling the OS (tried both Windows 10 and 11)
None
of these steps have solved the problem. The only components that have not been changed are the CPU and the SSD, but I doubt they are the source of the issue. What else can I do to fix this?
https://blogs-anagrei.chargedblasphemedcasavi.monster
ElliottLam
Новичок
How to resolve nvlddmkm errors on a custom-built PC with multiple hardware changes?
I have a custom-built PC that has been experiencing frequent crashes and poor gaming performance for over a year. The event viewer shows nvlddmkm errors as the cause. I have tried various troubleshooting steps, such as:
Changing the graphics card (tried 3070ti, 3080, and 3090)
Rolling back the driver (tried 3 different versions)
Using DDU for a clean driver install
Enabling debug mode in Nvidia control panel
Disabling onboard graphics
Changing the power supply (tried 3 different ones)
Testing the RAM (all 4 sticks passed memory tests)
Running Furmark stress test (no issues)
Changing the motherboard (tried 2 different ones)
Reinstalling the OS (tried both Windows 10 and 11)
None
of these steps have solved the problem. The only components that have not been changed are the CPU and the SSD, but I doubt they are the source of the issue. What else can I do to fix this?
https://blogs-anagrei.chargedblasphemedcasavi.monster
I have a custom-built PC that has been experiencing frequent crashes and poor gaming performance for over a year. The event viewer shows nvlddmkm errors as the cause. I have tried various troubleshooting steps, such as:
Changing the graphics card (tried 3070ti, 3080, and 3090)
Rolling back the driver (tried 3 different versions)
Using DDU for a clean driver install
Enabling debug mode in Nvidia control panel
Disabling onboard graphics
Changing the power supply (tried 3 different ones)
Testing the RAM (all 4 sticks passed memory tests)
Running Furmark stress test (no issues)
Changing the motherboard (tried 2 different ones)
Reinstalling the OS (tried both Windows 10 and 11)
None
of these steps have solved the problem. The only components that have not been changed are the CPU and the SSD, but I doubt they are the source of the issue. What else can I do to fix this?
https://blogs-anagrei.chargedblasphemedcasavi.monster