Fenna Fischer

The most common cause is a static IP configured inside the DHCP pool. DHCP doesnt know its taken and hands it out again. Either move static devices outside teh pool or create DHCP reservations for them instead of static configs.

ugh. spent my entire lunch break on domains and im still not done

@milan uplink nah thats not it, vram has nothing to do with it

check power before blaming the driver. A PSU that's borderline or a daisy chained PCIe cable can cause exactly this under load. if it's a desktop, use two separate PCIe power cables if the card has two connectors. fingers crossed 🤞