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Persistent nVidia driver problem that won't go away

5150Joker

5150Joker

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Like the topic summary states, no matter which driver revision I use, if my system goes into standby after being idle for awhile and then I come back later and resume, the 2D clocks stick permanently. So if I turn on a game, the card's clocks won't move past 275 mhz core no matter what I do short of restarting the system. I've tried 77.77, 78.03. 81.84, 81.85, 81.87 to no avail, they all have the same problem. Anyone have some suggestions to this problem? It's very annoying having to restart my system everytime it goes into standby.
 
hm, I'm pretty sure standby/hibernate are fuxxored to begin with. God only knows what it does to your other system components.
 
I never had this problem with my X800XT PE before and nothing else besides my 7800 GTX is affected by this.
 
I've had that problem with my 6800. I disabled my computer from going into suspend. I only have my computer shut off the monitor.
 
Originally posted by: Rock Hydra
I've had that problem with my 6800. I disabled my computer from going into suspend. I only have my computer shut off the monitor.
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Hmm interesting, so this is a problem that has been going on for awhile it seems. You'd think nVidia would be aware of it by now.
 
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