Problema Geforce 2080 (credo)

[exman]

Ciao a tutti
Ho un problema.
Ogni volta che gioco a giochi relativamente nuovi come Middle Earth: Shadows of War, Shadow of the tomb rider o Assassin's creed odissey, il gioco smette di funzionare dopo 20-30 secondi, dicendo che l'istanza della GPU è stata interrotta.
Ho provato a inserire il nuovo bios per la scheda video, ma nulla è migliorato, ho provato a utilizzare programmi come afterburner o thundermaster e ovviamente non sono stato in grado di cambiare nulla nel comportamento della scheda. Modificando qualsiasi parametro della scheda grafica, ho solo peggiorato il comportamento originale.
Non so cosa fare, non capisco se questo comportamento sia dovuto al chip grafico, alla memoria o al software. Mi è sembrato di capire che questo non dipende dalla temperatura (ho aumentato la velocità della ventola, diminuito la tensione e la velocità del chip).
Questo non accade con giochi più vecchi come Assassin's Creed Origins o Divinity: Original sin 2 giochi che fanno meno uso della grafica 3D avanzata.

Questo è il mio pc:
MSI 1151 Z390-A PRO ATX
Palit GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Dual 11 GB GDDR6
Predatore XMP HyperX DDR4 CL15 da 32 GB 3000MHz DDR4 (kit di 2)
Corsair Builder Series CXM 750W
Intel 1151 Coffee Lake R Core i9-9900K 3,6 GHz 16 MB
Samsung 860 EVO SSD 250GB 2.5 "SATA III
Unità disco fisso Seagate Barracuda 2TB Sata III da 3,5 "

Ovviamente driver grafico e win 10, aggiornati.

 

[Skills07]

ciao mi posti un report di whocrashed per favore

 

[exman]

Postato, comunque non va in crash il sistema, si freeza il gioco e dopo qualche secondo, esce al desktop.

EDIT: Non l'ho postato, il report me lo registra in formato html e non riesco a postarlo.

 

[Skills07]

copia il testo dentro

 

[exman]

lo farò appena tornerò a casa(sono in ufficio).
Grazissimo, comunque.

 

[Skills07]

di nulla resto a disposizione

 

[xylit]

driver video aggiornati su vecchio o rimuovendo prima tutto con DDU?
potrebbe essere anche un problema legato alla pcie, verifica aggiornamenti del bios della scheda madre

 

[exman]

Onestamente non conoscevo DDU.
Oggi lo farò.

Post unito automaticamente: 4 Settembre 2019

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System Information (local)


Computer name: DESKTOP-5SUQ538
Windows version: Windows 10 , 10.0, build: 18362
Windows dir: C:\WINDOWS
Hardware: MS-7B98, Micro-Star International Co., Ltd., Z390-A PRO (MS-7B98)
CPU: GenuineIntel Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz Intel586, level: 6
16 logical processors, active mask: 65535
RAM: 34294968320 bytes total




Crash Dump Analysis


Crash dump directory: C:\WINDOWS\Minidump

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Non so se è giusto (non conoscevo per niente whocrashed )