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I wondered if it is possible that a graphics card is of poor quality?
I have a concrete nVidia 9800GT SLI under the brand TWINTECH. And I have a lot of mistakes of type nvlddmkm.
Do you think that it can come from TWINTECH and I would not have such errors with a card of another brand more expensive and better quality of its kind XFX or asus?
Or I am wrong and totally nvlddmkm is a software problem and not hardware.
Thank you, kindly enlighten some light on this.
Frankly, no!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mayur_Jain
The difference will be in the bundle and the factory overclocking. Otherwise TWINTECH is the best and I had this for all my NVIDIA products.
There is little chance that it comes from the card itself but rather of drivers?
To finally resolve my problems nvlddmkm, I have to invest in an ATI or to wait for nvidia drivers reliable?
After a little research, it appears that it comes from the nVidia drivers that has overclocked the cards. You must install Riva Tuner and downclock it.
I have tried to downclock several times but still no gain.
Otherwise I think I should reinstall Windows? The problem can come from it. I have already updated all of windows.
If you have any BSOD or otherwise, begin with eliminating the multi-GPU solution, try one with 9800GT.
It's crazy that many people who format windows whenever there is any problem ...
nvlddmkm: these are Nvidia drivers ... I also had problems with nVidia drivers, 8300 Chipset on my old motherboard and my 8500GT, I wanted to test the hybrid SLi ... So you have to have the same problem I had with your 9800GT Sli
It is an installation error, the easier way is to uninstall the drivers completely and then reinstall the latest drivers.