Bo Yilmaz
Backend developer for a long time, currently mostly APIs and databases. Interested in ansible, browsers, kubernetes.
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ahh classic check power before blaming the driver 🤷 A PSU thats borderline or a daisy chained PCIe cable can cause exactly this under load. if its a desktop, use two separate PCIe power cables if teh card has two connectors. good luck man!
yeahhh try turning off teh cable first, fixed it for me
lol same thing happened to me that pattern (black screen, then "display driver stopped responding and has recovered") is Windows TDR: the GPU didnt answer within the timeout so Windows reset teh driver. open Event Viewer Windows Logs…
I'm the only developer right now, and I know plain HTML with a bit of JS best.
lol same thing happened to me check the manual for the recommended RAM slots. With two sitcks it's almost always A2 and B2, the second and fourth slots from the CPU. Slots one and two are a common mistake.
uhh did u wait a full 10 minutes on the first boot?