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GTX 550 ti Display Driver has stopped
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i keep gettin Display driver has stopped responding and recovered sucessfully,
phoned pc world told me could be power
so i went and got a new one today
still getting
Display driver has stopped responding and recovered sucessfully
i have tryed diff drives
any help plx
phoned pc world told me could be power
so i went and got a new one today
still getting
Display driver has stopped responding and recovered sucessfully
i have tryed diff drives
any help plx
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Did you try updating the display driver. Go to NVIDIA's site to find it.
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Oh God, I know that issue. When I had my GTX 560 ti's, I had the same error and it happened non stop. It's definitely not the power supply. The issue does not mean it's directly attached to the video card because in my case it was my memory that was faulty and needed to be replaced - I replaced it and the errors were gone. I wish you good luck.
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Generation wrote Oh God, I know that issue. When I had my GTX 560 ti's, I had the same error and it happened non stop. It's definitely not the power supply. The issue does not mean it's directly attached to the video card because in my case it was my memory that was faulty and needed to be replaced - I replaced it and the errors were gone. I wish you good luck.
Did you try testing your memory and did it come up with errors if you did?
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Generation wrote Oh God, I know that issue. When I had my GTX 560 ti's, I had the same error and it happened non stop. It's definitely not the power supply. The issue does not mean it's directly attached to the video card because in my case it was my memory that was faulty and needed to be replaced - I replaced it and the errors were gone. I wish you good luck.That happen to mine and i did not attach the video card right but the memory could need replaced i guess.
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taken bk to shop and got new one
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