The huge DX11 crashing thread got moved to resolved issues?

[Casanters]

If you're running an Nvidia card and drivers past 350.12(And even this version, albeit less so) and are suffering from the "Displayer Driver has stopped responding and recovered..." error, you're not alone.

In fact, it's a massively widespread issue among many nvidia users. https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...dmkm-stopped-/
Figuring out what's causing it is a very painful and drawn out process, and your mileage will vary in any kind of attempt to fix it.
In my case, I was having HD audio device conflicts and had to disable the HD audio drivers for nvidia entirely. I only ended up on that particular solution after hours of benchmarking, burn testing, fiddling with overclocks, and even going through the hassle of trying to sort out WMI errors.

Seriously. It's a major issue for nvidia and has been for a while, due to the really poor quality of their drivers as of late.
The best place to start in dealing with that particular error is to get Display Driver Uninstaller from https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...d-07-10-2015-/

Use it after booting into safemode. Restart, and then install driver version 347.88 with a clean install, selecting only the Driver and PhysX. Nothing else. Make sure to go into the nvidia control panel and set your power management mode to "Prefer Maximum."
If that resolves your issue, you're good to go.

If it doesn't, then you've got a long, long journey of sorting out what's causing it. Could be anything from bad DRAM, PCI-E bus going out, or even a file corruption in windows.

Despite that issue, though, I still get the DX11 crashes on loads, though. That generally appears to be entirely unrelated to hardware, and something client-side. It's definitely not my video card if 4 hours of Furmark and Heaven/Valley are stable at a core clock boosted to 1400mhz.
Running an MSI GTX 970 Gaming 100me.

[Xoriam]

If you're running an Nvidia card and drivers past 350.12(And even this version, albeit less so) and are suffering from the "Displayer Driver has stopped responding and recovered..." error, you're not alone.

In fact, it's a massively widespread issue among many nvidia users. https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...dmkm-stopped-/
Figuring out what's causing it is a very painful and drawn out process, and your mileage will vary in any kind of attempt to fix it.
In my case, I was having HD audio device conflicts and had to disable the HD audio drivers for nvidia entirely. I only ended up on that particular solution after hours of benchmarking, burn testing, fiddling with overclocks, and even going through the hassle of trying to sort out WMI errors.

Seriously. It's a major issue for nvidia and has been for a while, due to the really poor quality of their drivers as of late.
The best place to start in dealing with that particular error is to get Display Driver Uninstaller from https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...d-07-10-2015-/

Use it after booting into safemode. Restart, and then install driver version 347.88 with a clean install, selecting only the Driver and PhysX. Nothing else. Make sure to go into the nvidia control panel and set your power management mode to "Prefer Maximum."
If that resolves your issue, you're good to go.

If it doesn't, then you've got a long, long journey of sorting out what's causing it. Could be anything from bad DRAM, PCI-E bus going out, or even a file corruption in windows.

Despite that issue, though, I still get the DX11 crashes on loads, though. That generally appears to be entirely unrelated to hardware, and something client-side. It's definitely not my video card if 4 hours of Furmark and Heaven/Valley are stable at a core clock boosted to 1400mhz.
Running an MSI GTX 970 Gaming 100me.

347.88 doesn't support SLI for the dx11 client though.

[Nadirah]

347.88 doesn't support SLI for the dx11 client though.

Let me see here...

SLI or no crashing.

I'll take no crashing.

[Xoriam]

Let me see here...

SLI or no crashing.

I'll take no crashing.

No idea what this has to do with anything since you're not the one using my computer.

I also don't play at 1080 so no SLI = no go for me.

[KingStyles1]

I am throwing in my problem with dx11. I am having problems with running ff14 in surround in full screen mode with dx11 enabled.

I can run 1 screen with dx11 enabled in sli or from any 1 of my 3 980ti's. As soon as I try to run surround with all 3 screens in fullscreen or windowless mode with dx11 enabled, it crashes back to the desktop.

Never have a problem at all if it is in windowed mode or I can run it any way I want if I am in dx9. So the only time it crashes is When I am in fullscreen or windowless mode in surround with dx11 enabled.

Running 3 1440 rog swift moniters with 5930k chipset and 3 or 2 (tried it both ways) 980ti in sli. Worked for about a day when it came out and worked for another day with a clean driver install, but after that, no matter what I try cant get it working.

[Casanters]

347.88 doesn't support SLI for the dx11 client though.

Grab nvidia driver inspector and add the profile?
Just copy the AFR/whatever settings for the game's .exe from your current driver. Might lose a few FPS, though. But by a few, I mean single digits.

[Xoriam]

I'm saying if I were you I'd prefer a stable game over super high resolution and SLI.

I can't play more than 10m anymore without getting dumped with an access violation error so I get to put up with crap ass game graphics until they fix it because I'd rather not keep crashing.

That sucks I'm sorry to hear that.

Grab nvidia driver inspector and add the profile?
Just copy the AFR/whatever settings for the game's .exe from your current driver. Might lose a few FPS, though. But by a few, I mean single digits.

Yeah I might give it a shot.