What wattage is your PSU mate? Im still thinking along the lines that the switch in display on/off is power related hence the TDR error. Windows can be quite basic when it comes to stuff like that........ If its having to draw power to the device it may have a slight delay, to windows that would point to the GPU being faulty as didnt respond in time?
Turning off and on the monitor will not change the PSU load. The display connection is a buffered high impedance signal connection. It sounds very unbelievable to me that the PSU is the cause, mate
Psu is Corsair 750 RM,
In post #13 he lists a Crsair RM750x, which is Corsair's # 3 of the high end line...not bad.
Was just dotting all the T's guys :)
Decent that is, was thinking along the lines of it not being faulty. More the drawing of power to the device not being done quick enough and then windows expecting it to be on in a certain amount of time which maybe isnt happening hence the TDR when actually, there isnt anything wrong. :)
Me too....either the PSU or GPU maybe going bad or a driver related issue. With out the BSOD log file, there's no way to determine that.Decent that is, was thinking along the lines of it not being faulty
Which goes directly to the link I posted.More the drawing of power to the device not being done quick enough and then windows expecting it to be on in a certain amount of time which maybe isnt happening hence the TDR when actually, there isnt anything wrong.
Yeah so why i dont have crashes in games and 3dmarks in 24 hours of use? I think if gpu or psu going bad it will crash always even in full load.
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