When paired with an Nvidia Turing graphics card, the new EVGA Precision X1 will unleash its full potential with a built in overclock scanner, adjustable frequency curve and RGB LED control. This is most likely a over heating issue.This new version of Precision is built for the latest Nvidia graphics cards and combines the best of EVGA Precision and EVGA OC Scanner to give you never before seen overclocking features and built in automatic tuning. With Monster Hunter I run Precision X and I think I did the same for RoE. Latest new games I've installed with in the past few months: Monster Hunter World and Ring of Eselyium (FPS Battle Royale game). When to the desktop I might get the 15 number long box. These crashes either the game crashes to my desktop if I'm lucky or just crash where I have to press the reset button on my box. Battlenet program crashes too.ħ) lower GFX settings, game still crashes after playing for a while. Error messages come up, but they are just long #'s like 15 numbers long, with no other information. Tried running latest version the program freezes up.ĥ) Gave up on PrecisionX as it doesn't want to play niceĦ) Loaded up the game played Multiplayer for a few games, random crash. Made it through a game or two I think, then game crashed.Ĥ) Updated Precisionx to latest version. Precisionx 16 was already up and running.ģ) Updated drivers, ran game for a bit with out changing GFX settings. I'll break down what I did for the game below:Ģ) Ran game for a bit at with out changing GFX settings, game mode was blackout. I'll keep in mind to test the cards one by one. I'm not ruling it out, but test the SLI setup with other games, or by yanking one 780 Ti at a time and testing that way. Chrispy_'s advice is good, though if temps are stable and it still crashes, do what he says.Įdit: Unless I'm missing something the 1.25Kw power supply in your sig is probably overqualified. But you may also want to check GPU temps using MSI Afterburner or your weapon of choice it's possible a cooler's not running up to spec, too. And it could be that the power supply isn't coping well after being under load for a while. But 15 to 40+ minutes in, that suggests that something's getting hot and causing problems. If it crashed straight away I'd think it's a driver problem or immediate inability of a PSU to cope.
If both cards are fine individually I would suspect either the PSU or given that Blops4 is new, possibly just broken with SLI until Nvidia and Treyarch patch it.
If it's still unstable, swap to the other 780Ti and see if the problem is specific to one of the cards. That reduces the power load and removes SLI driver shenanigans from the situation. Could be that your PSU can no longer deliver enough to feed both cards at peak load, could be that one of your cards is dying.
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