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Red Faction : Lounge : Blue screening on RF |
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Assman15  |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 1:45pm |  |
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Get the latest, official, non-beta driver. Install those and see how things turn out. |
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skvlad01 |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 1:51pm |
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that is it |
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Assaultman67  |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 3:06pm |  |
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not necessarily, they can be due to video driver failure as well ... |
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hA Warlord |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 3:22pm |  |
waR`.se L4Y Member Post 595 / 960
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A BSOD is usually caused by bad driver installations or bad memory or other hardware problems.
What stop error did you get? |
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Assaultman67  |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 4:34pm |  |
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Here's a question ... is this a new PC or did RF work on it before at one time? ...
Im guessing a new one, but you never actually said it ... |
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Modified Sep 22nd, 04:35pm by Assaultman67 |
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RED-FROG |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 4:37pm |  |
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Quoting D2k | This thread isnt full of Censored , its full of fail. Leave the smartass comments to the pro. Too many people trying to make a smartass comment and failing.
Although when I play RF I dont get the blue screen of death, I get the red screen of life. |
Please keep your own non helping fail smart CENSORED comments to yourself. |
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NoClanFrank  |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 9:09pm |  |
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Quoting skvlad01 | Quoting NoClanFrank | Have you tried your original drivers that came with your video card? |
ha they were the worst ones out of all the drivers I have tested. |
Were you able to play Red Faction with them? |
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skvlad01 |
Posted 22nd Sep 2008 11:57pm |
L4Y Member Post 481 / 614
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Blue screen is different in Vista. In Vista the BSO covers all errors and crashes. Microsoft got even lazier.
Fact, A recent report Indicated that 80% of all Blue screens in Vista are caused by Nvidia drivers. no surprise there |
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Ghostkid |
Posted 23rd Sep 2008 7:08pm |  |
Invisible Kid L4Y Member Post 1980 / 2212
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Quoting Sedo-RF | Quoting Ghostkid | Quoting Sedo-RF | delete rf |
Another fail.
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+ delete Ghostkid |
That should fix the a problem. but not the blue screening one |
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skvlad01 |
Posted 25th Sep 2008 12:37am |
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After a few days of trial and error, I have come to the conclution that this problem is caused by all 177 series drivers. Now I am sticking with 175.19. the bugs and other losses far out way the benefits of the 177.XX.
177.xx pros & cons:
PRO PhysX support
CON lower frame rate overall in all games I tested, however they clam improvements
CON Blue screen on RF and a few rare Blue screen on Winfast PVR2
CON unable to add most games and apps to custom profile
CON Overlay mixer render does not work with hardware acceleration, must resort to software safe mode.
All these bug I found apply to all of the 177. drivers
I should be Nvidia's driver tester
I have reported all these to nVidia for every 177. release. But do the listen No |
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sobe  |
Posted 25th Sep 2008 1:24am |
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nVidia CUDA 2.0 177.84 drivers run RedFaction with no BSoD..... FPS improvement is also within the 177 version, FPS benching includes Crysis and CSS(FPS improved in particular bits by ranges of 5FPS or more in Crysis and 10-20FPS more in CSS).
As for the rest, meh. |
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Modified Sep 25th, 01:24am by sobe |
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Nitro |
Posted 25th Sep 2008 2:17am |
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Sounds like the dreaded NVLDDMKM bug I've been getting this error in Vista with the latest drivers on my 280GTX's.
Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered.
It seems there are no real solutions and after almost 2 years still no fix from Nvidia. No wonder ATI(AMD) are gaining hold of the market again |
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skvlad01 |
Posted 25th Sep 2008 9:06am |
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Quoting Nitro | Sounds like the dreaded NVLDDMKM bug I've been getting this error in Vista with the latest drivers on my 280GTX's.
Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered.
It seems there are no real solutions and after almost 2 years still no fix from Nvidia. No wonder ATI(AMD) are gaining hold of the market again |
yeap thats the one |
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sobe  |
Posted 25th Sep 2008 11:51am |
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Quoting inf3rnus | 177.xx drivers only apply to the 200 series cards right? I downloaded drivers for my 8800GT the other day the latest version was 175.41 I think. |
I run an 8800GT 512 using the 177.xx drivers. They are fine. Perhaps the CUDA based drivers are more stable? |
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Assaultman67  |
Posted 25th Sep 2008 10:09pm |  |
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Quoting Nitro | ... It seems there are no real solutions and after almost 2 years still no fix from Nvidia. No wonder ATI(AMD) are gaining hold of the market again |
I honestly have had mixed feelings about AMD since it bought ATi ... AMD is basically trying to design CPU's for gaming ... but the only way they could acquire the knowledge was to buy a video card company ... before they tried co-operating with NVIDIA to try to make better CPU/GPU relations ... |
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