#Nvlddmkm sys blue screen windows 7 install

After installing Precision XOC and setting my custom fan curves. I don't care about noise, I'd rather have the fans run 24/7, and ramp up accordingly. But after about a week, I grew tired of Evga's default fan curve. I installed it along with a fresh OS install, and with the updated Nvidia drivers. And so I've had the program installed and running for 2-3 weeks, no problems so far. By hot, I mean at least 10C more than any other game, even The Witcher 3, regardless of graphical settings. Try out some new fan curves because I recently bought The Division and Snake Pass, and for some reason my 780 ti ran hotter than usual. So this PC is been tested with a majority of the heavy duty AAA games and low end early access games) During the month I pre-ordered my 1080 ti, I decided to test out Evga Precision XOC. (I have 800+ games, not including the 30-40 from Uplay, Origin, GOG. In other words my PC ran great, it was one of the lucky PCs that almost never suffered from the common crashes and bugs people got with specific games. I don't use any antivirus software other than stock windows defender, and never got a virus/malware.

#Nvlddmkm sys blue screen windows 7 install

I usually do a clean OS install every 6-9 months. My CPU was kept stock since I built this PC 3 years ago, same for my GPU. I never had any overclocking software installed. I've been using a Evga 780 ti sc w/ACX for the past 3 years.

Sorry, I tried my best to make a shorter version of this post, but I couldn't do it :/ tl dr at the bottom, and SPECS Background History- So before I installed my new 1080 ti FTW3 1-2 weeks ago.