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Any Driver crashes my GTX 480

post #1 of 22
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Hello! I've recently bought a gtx 480 1.5Gb. Whenever I install a driver( including beta and older drivers) my PC crashes after login. I'm not sure what to do! I'll list my specs below just in case that helps. I've never Overclocked this card or changed the voltages. This thing is pissing me off. It only boots when I have no driver on it.

Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 B.E. 970 With Heat Sink

Graphics Card: EVGA Geforce GTX 480 1536MB GDDR5 700MHz (OC 800MHz @ Stock 1.038 volts)

Motherboard:Asus m4a79xtd EVO. ( USB 3, Sli ready, Turbo OC)

Ram: Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600MHz w/ heat sinks (2x4GB)

Hard Drive: One 40gb IDE HDD, One 500gb SATA

Power Supply: Ultra LSP 750w PSU

Most nvidia drivers from nvidia.com/driver
Edited by SuicideJihaad - 11/2/12 at 6:28am
post #2 of 22
What GPU did you have in there before? It might be an idea to uninstall all ATI and NVidia drivers then run Driver Sweeper to clean up the crap left over.

Once you've done that, reboot, install the latest release drivers and try again.

Comps
post #3 of 22
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Originally Posted by compuman145 View Post

What GPU did you have in there before? It might be an idea to uninstall all ATI and NVidia drivers then run Driver Sweeper to clean up the crap left over.
Once you've done that, reboot, install the latest release drivers and try again.
Comps

^ This.

To put your rig in your sig:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1258253/how-to-put-your-rig-in-your-sig
post #4 of 22
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^ This.
To put your rig in your sig:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1258253/how-to-put-your-rig-in-your-sig

Because everyone needs clarification on their posts...

post #5 of 22
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Originally Posted by compuman145 View Post

Because everyone needs clarification on their posts...

So just because you posted something that makes little sense for a change we should close the thread?
post #6 of 22
Thread Starter 
Booted in safe mode. Cleared out EVERY nvidia option. Reinstalled the driver from device manager (auto update) and it still crashes. Anything else I can do???
post #7 of 22
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Originally Posted by eXXon View Post

So just because you posted something that makes little sense for a change we should close the thread?

That makes a little sense? Dude, that's the first thing everyone would recommend. Next it'll be baking :-)... I love baking... I'm going to go look at some pictures of lolcats now.
post #8 of 22
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Originally Posted by SuicideJihaad View Post

Booted in safe mode. Cleared out EVERY nvidia option. Reinstalled the driver from device manager (auto update) and it still crashes. Anything else I can do???


Yes,

OK so you've done the basics, has it always been this way? The chances are the solder needs to be reflowed, the problem with this is you'll need to strip the card down and put it in the oven. This begs 2 questions for you.

1. are you comfortable doing that?
2. Could you take the card back to the place you bought it from and get them to test it/ask for a refund?

Comps
post #9 of 22
Is your CPU overclocked? (CPU instability can also cause driver crashes) If it is try and set it to stock and then see if the 480 then works properly.
    
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CPUMotherboardGraphicsRAM
i7 920 OC 4.0 GHz 1.35v HT on Asus P6T 1366 SLI Palit GTX 670 OCZ 6GB DDR3 GOLD 
RAMHard DriveOptical DriveOS
OCZ 6GB DDR3 Platinum Samsung Spinpoint F1 1TB +western digital 300GB generic LG DVD Windows 7 x64 
MonitorKeyboardPowerCase
Samsung 27" LED S27A550B + ACER 23" x233H Logitech G11 Chieftec 850W NZXT Tempest MK I 
MouseMouse PadAudioAudio
Razer deathAdder respawn steelseries Qck Yamaha HTR-6130 AV Receiver Yamaha NS-50B floor tower speakers 
Audio
miditech Audiolink II stereo sound card 
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post #10 of 22
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Originally Posted by Bit_reaper View Post

Is your CPU overclocked? (CPU instability can also cause driver crashes) If it is try and set it to stock and then see if the 480 then works properly.

Wait up, he's overclocked the GPU at stock volts...

Does it do this when you haven't overclocked it???
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