"failed" error on 780ti
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ok the Shaderball failed too !!! yes i restarted the computer too!
here is the log:
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Started logging on 26.02.14 19:56:28
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CUDA error 715 on device 0: Error code unknown.
-> Kernel execution failed (pmc)
CUDA device 0: PMC failed
here is the log:
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Started logging on 26.02.14 19:56:28
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CUDA error 715 on device 0: Error code unknown.
-> Kernel execution failed (pmc)
CUDA device 0: PMC failed
Windows 7 Pro, i7 4770, 16 GB Ram, 1TB SSD, Asus GTX780Ti 3GB
It looks like a hardware issue to me. If this is a new 780Ti, then I think the card is broken and you should ask for a replacement. If not, it could be anything, like the motherboard or memory or the power supply. To be sure that it's not a driver issue, you could install an older graphics driver, but my bet is currently on a hardware problem.aw1 wrote:ok the Shaderball failed too !!! yes i restarted the computer too!
here is the log:
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Started logging on 26.02.14 19:56:28
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CUDA error 715 on device 0: Error code unknown.
-> Kernel execution failed (pmc)
CUDA device 0: PMC failed
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. - Yogi Berra
There are several tools out there. Just search the Internet for "gpu monitor".aw1 wrote:how do i find out that gpu is is heating? is there anyway?
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. - Yogi Berra
aw1
+1 for hardware.
New computer, new GPU, and error looks like hardware problem...
But you may not notice the overheat if e.g. there is a bad connection between GPU processor and cooler (e.g. no termal paste, or something between them...). In this case the overheat may be reached so quickly, that you will not notice it in the tools before GPU stops...
Just IMHO...
+1 for hardware.
New computer, new GPU, and error looks like hardware problem...
But you may not notice the overheat if e.g. there is a bad connection between GPU processor and cooler (e.g. no termal paste, or something between them...). In this case the overheat may be reached so quickly, that you will not notice it in the tools before GPU stops...
Just IMHO...
You can use GPU-Z to monitor your graphic card:aw1 wrote:how do i find out that gpu is is heating? is there anyway?
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/23 ... -z-v0-7-7/
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check your gpu with another gpu based renderer.
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