N560GTX Twin Frozr II driver crashes

So, the first one of these cards couldn't stay in windows and would crash because Aero, the windows 7 theme, was too intense for it. So, I RMA'd it and I received my current one, which might actually be the same one but I'm not sure. I thought all was copacetic but I was wrong. All is fine until about 6 hours to 4 days after a reboot, then the drivers crash and refuse to run anything 3d. This is easily resolved by shutting down the PC and letting sit for about 15 seconds then rebooting; also, the issue occurs more often if I play games.
What I've tried - result:
Rebooting - Problem reoccurs
Updating drivers - Problem isn't resolved
Using a different computer with no similar parts - still occurs
Checked the wattage and draw of my power supply with a multimeter - Power supply isn't tax on either system
Reseating the video card - still issues
System one Specs:
CPU: Intel i5 Sandybridge
Memory: Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3 1600MHz
Motherboard: Asus Z68 P8Z68-V
PowerSupply: Antex Earthwatts 750watt
Hard Drive: Kingstone 120GB HyperX SSD
CD/DVD: liteon DVD+Rw
OS: Windows 7 x64
System two specs:
CPU: Intel Q6600
Memory: G.Skill DDR2 4GB
Motherboard: Asus P5Q
PowerSupply: ThermalTake 650watt
HardDrive:Samsung SpinPoint 1TB
Sound Card: Auzentech Prelude
CD/DVD:None
OS: Windows 7 x64

Quote from: Svet on 08-September-11, 08:45:24
have you used >>Driver Sweeper<< to remove VGA drivers in "Safe Mode",
before installing the new one?
It was a brand new install of windows 7 on the most recent occasion and i used driver sweeper on the old pc. It doesn't seem to matter what driver i use, how i uninstall it, how i clean up after it, whether its a fresh install of windows 7 or an old one no matter what i'm stuck with this annoying issue.

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Hi, I have the graphic card, N560GTX Twin Frozr II/OC (S/N: 602-V238-50SB1203007629), about two years ago now, is the second time that I have to contact you, because the graphics card drivers fails continuously ... The first time we were able to fix, but that solution is lost in the email from my partner, so here again I have to contact for same situation ... the graphics card will have at most 5 months of use, after that was kept hermetically in its box
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Well maybe it's driver or I don't know.
But for sure, that I know is this:
1. Was running W7 x32 with latest drivers (or if newer appeared last 1-2 days, I was using former), there was no driver recovery.
2. Now running W7 x64 with 275.33, because latest(as said above), gave me that recovery problem.
3. My friend uses some ASUS GT430(or GTX), also on W7 x64 with latest, also gives him recovery. 275.33 gave him none.
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I need UEFI BIOS SUPPORT for my
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I have had an MSI R6870 Twin Frozr II video card for the past year, and it has been operating without problems for most of that time. I have been slowly upgrading my computer over past 5 years, but keeping the same motherboard and CPU. A few months ago I started having issues with it:
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I work as a computer tech the last 6 years in a developing company.
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Hi,
I've read a lot of very similar posts to my problem. I bought the 560gtx-ti on 20/04/2012 and instantly ran into problems. Basically my screen goes blank for a few seconds and reappears with a message about display driver thats stopped responding. this can happen any time, even if nothing is open and it's just the desktop on the screen. it happens every minute or so if i watch any videos.
I'm currently using the lastest nvidia drivers, i have tried the msi drivers but the problem is still the same.
I borrowed a friends PSU and that didn't make any difference either.
I did a fresh install of windows 7 64 bit and the problems still exist.
I previously had an nvidia 9800gtx+ that i used for years without a single issue like this.
It's happened as I've been typing this too:
from the research i've carried out, it seems like it definitely is the new card.
i live in the uk, i'm assuming the best course of action is to rma it, but how do i do that?
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Quote from: stumci on 08-May-12, 03:21:08
Basically my screen goes blank for a few seconds and reappears with a message about display driver thats stopped responding. this can happen any time, even if nothing is open and it's just the desktop on the screen. it happens every minute or so if i watch any videos.
Ok, let's back up. This is called a TDR and I will use this phrase a number of times. These can be caused by a number of things. Insufficient power, bad system ram, and nvidia drivers are the three main causes.
The truth is, these "cards" are plagued with TDR issues and more recently so-called pink screens of death. However, these all seem to be driver related. If your card is fine for the most part at full speed, for example gaming, then the chances are it is the mysterious ailment. Gaming problems are pretty much only hardware related.
Try reverting to driver version 275.33. These should be free from desktop/idle/browsing TDR problems. They should also be free from pink screens of death/youtube crashes.
I've had a great deal of experience with this issue over the past year unfortunately and it pretty much comes down to this:
275.33 and earlier drivers should be TDR free. If you have issues with these drivers it is pretty much guaranteed to be a hardware issue, either the card or your psu, or your system ram or etc.
All of the 28x.xx branch of drivers up until 290.36 will cause TDRs IF YOU ARE mysteriously affected by the problem. The solitary exception to this is possibly the 285.95 driver, however this was provided to a couple of other users of the Nvidia user-to-user forums only. However, the fix in this driver was included in the following release, which was 290.53. HOWEVER. 290.53 split users of 560ti cards into two categories, one of which for whom the issues were fixed and one for whom the issues became worse. It may be worth trying 290.53
295.51 beta release has a memory leak. If you watch videos using certain decoding methods, your system will come to a crawl until you reboot or install different drivers.
295.73 whql - hmm, this might be a decent version. Though it will depend which TDR camp you fall into on the 280 branch.
296.10 whql - this is the driver that introduced me to the pink screen of death. I only saw it once in the month or so I used this driver. I am aware other people complained of it in earlier drivers. I am also aware that other people suffer this problem much more frequently
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TL;DR: See if you are issue free on 275.33
If you are curious or want to discard my suggestion since this might seem a little bizarre:
Original 66 page thread on the Nvidia forum which covers all of the above:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215256
Current ongoing thread (where the nvidia rep OP specifically asks you to confirm you are TDR free on 275.33 before submitting bug reports/dump files):
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=223716
The memory leak confirmed by multiple users/Nvidia rep:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=222342
The clock speed issue on 301.24:
Well, google "nvidia 301.24 clock speed" and all over the place. I've stopped following the abortion that is Nvidia drivers and reverted to 275.33 since I know they are free of these issues and I can concentrate on my own separate problem. If you are not free from issues on a clean install of 275.33 I would honestly start concentrating specifically on hardware.

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