Kernl Problem in Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti SOC

chen-bellaiche · 05-08-12, 03:59 AM

Hello to all of you,
I have a Gigabyte GTX 560 ti soc graphics card and for some reason it's doing me a lot of problem. which means that I get a lot of messages that the kernel of my driver has recovered. I've tryd diffrent drivers and still the problem is continues.
Does anybody have an idea?
thanks

Mpegger · 05-08-12, 05:05 AM

If you mean the "driver has recovered" error in Windows, it seems to be a issue related to card speeds and drivers, mainly when the card is switching between it's different power modes (usually from its lowest power state, to its mid state). Other then trying other drivers (which you say you have done), trying lowering the clock speed or bump up the voltage a little.

chen-bellaiche · 05-08-12, 05:09 AM

The speed is on automatic state so the computer do it for me, can you explain me how to bump up the voltage?

EarthDog · 05-08-12, 05:12 AM

DL and install a program called msi afterburner. You can change it from inside there very easily.

chen-bellaiche · 05-08-12, 05:13 AM

done that, didn't helped much

cyberfish · 05-10-12, 12:04 PM

If you are not overclocking, the card may be defective.

EarthDog · 05-10-12, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by chen-bellaiche

done that, didn't helped much

You did that in less than a minute.. impressive.

05-08-12, 03:59 AM	Thread Starter #1
chen-bellaiche New Member Join Date: May 2012	Kernl Problem in Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti SOC Hello to all of you, I have a Gigabyte GTX 560 ti soc graphics card and for some reason it's doing me a lot of problem. which means that I get a lot of messages that the kernel of my driver has recovered. I've tryd diffrent drivers and still the problem is continues. Does anybody have an idea? thanks
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Mpegger Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: NYC	If you mean the "driver has recovered" error in Windows, it seems to be a issue related to card speeds and drivers, mainly when the card is switching between it's different power modes (usually from its lowest power state, to its mid state). Other then trying other drivers (which you say you have done), trying lowering the clock speed or bump up the voltage a little. __________________ NZXT Switch 810 / Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R / i7 980x @ 3997x6, 4130x1 / 24GiB / 560Ti SLi ESXi server / i7-3770s / 32GiB / 16TB ZFS-z2 ----------------------------- [GB ≠ GiB] [MB ≠ MiB] [kB ≠ kiB] "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a “dozen,” because some bakers would view a “dozen” as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006 "One World, One Web, One Program" - Microsoft "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer" - Hitler (Microsucks) Avatar and quote on loan from AntmanMike Heatware
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05-08-12, 05:09 AM	Thread Starter #3
chen-bellaiche New Member Join Date: May 2012	The speed is on automatic state so the computer do it for me, can you explain me how to bump up the voltage?
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05-08-12, 05:12 AM	#4
EarthDog Senior PITA Member Overclockers.com Editor Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Stuck in Maryland...	DL and install a program called msi afterburner. You can change it from inside there very easily.
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05-08-12, 05:13 AM	Thread Starter #5
chen-bellaiche New Member Join Date: May 2012	done that, didn't helped much
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05-10-12, 12:04 PM	#6
cyberfish Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Santa Clara, CA	If you are not overclocking, the card may be defective. __________________ Heatware Disclaimer: I am a NVIDIA employee, but everything I post here are my personal opinion, and do not represent the views of NVIDIA. System: CPU - Intel i5 2500K @ 4.7GHz, cooled by Hyper 212+ Mobo - MSI Z68A-G43 (G3) RAM - 2*4GB, DDR3-1600 Video cards - 2x GTX 560 Ti SLI Storage - 128GB Crucial C300 SSD PSU - 600W Corsair builder series
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