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Excellent progress. Uninstalled device, removed drivers, cleared out nvidia driver folder from c drive. Rebooted and have DP monitor without lines, have nvidia control panel and 2 monitors running. Pooter installed nvidia driver version 399.07 which doesn't appear to be very old so I'll keep it for the next few days...maybe for good if it all works ok. Going to reinstall the RAM and gradually put things back, rebooting and checking. Looks like a corruption of the nvidia files took place somewhere along the line. Thanks FT and Crash

Okie dokie. EEEEEE...….keeping me busy......

Oh dear... now that's not good... I'd try and go for an as minimal as possible config to start with: - only one 1070 in the case, monitor connected to it. - only one memory module - No drives connected, or any other devices: well, a keyboard might be a good idea. Depending on results (error messages) I'd work from there: Hook up the boot disk (SSD?) - retry. etc.... step by step. See what gives. Do you have a laptop or anyway to get on TS? Oh wait, the weather's too nice for this stuff

Hello fellows. I have a problem, or maybe more than one, with my pooter. I have had some graphics freezes in DCS and BoX rececently when other flyers haven't. I have two monitors, big one connected by display port the smaller by DVI. I have been running 2 x 1070s in SLI for the life of this pooter. The rear panel doesn't have any graphics connector so the pooter relies on a graphics card to supply imaging. I have been monitoring temps of cpu and gpus for a long time as i'm interested in how the system ran - these have always been within mid range (cpu max mid 50s gpu 70s) and never been a cause for concern. Yesterday the big monitor developed thin fuzzy horizontal lines that moved up and down slightly but the small one didn't. I suspected monitor issues because the lines were on the big screen even though it wasn't connected to the pooter. Just to check I ran a graphics card driver update. it installed but afterwards I couldn't bring up the nvidia control panel. I then ran dxdiag. this told me that the graphics card had a problem and to look up "Graphics device driver Code 43". I did this and on the Microsoft site it says it could be one of many things...motherboard...Windows...graphics driver....graphics card. I looked on device manager and a graphics card was showing a warning triangle, the details said that it was not connected. I tried a few swaps with monitors and graphics cards but the issue got worse and last night I couldn't get the pooter to go from bios to windows. This morning the situation is the same. I loaded bios defaults but it didn't have any effect. I don't have a graphics connector on the rear panel so I can't plug a monitor in to check anything independently of the graphics cards. Ant ideas? System: AsusX99-A/USB 3.1 motherboard Intel i7 5840 socket LGA2011 v3 Win10 Home 32gb ddr4 RAM Corsair 850 watt power supply 1070 FTW graphics card/s with 8gb vRAM each Asus 27" monitor 144hz running at 2560 x 1440 Cheerzen