Christopher, I was on Vivid and had crashes, since moving to the nVidia
card and drivers the system is rock solid. Never crashes, ever. :)
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I did the same, went for the EVGA GeForce GTX 970 ACX 2.0 from the
official support list. Early days, but no crash in 48 hours of solid
use. I adjusted every setting in the BIOS while running on the Intel
embedded chipset and had no luck, last ditch attempt. It would seem that
this is looking very
If it were heat then I would expect to see crashes under heavy load, I
give my machine a very heavy workout over ssh from my laptop on a
regular basis (spinning up development clusters, heavy processing etc.)
and it *never* crashes. When it does crash I am generally interacting
with the desktop
Gareth, have you had issues with Windows on it's own with no VMs? I do
not run Windows except for in a VM. If you never have problems running
Windows with graphic intensive apps then you can almost be sure the
hardware is good. I tried Counter Strike: Source on Linux and it died
almost instantly
I've also used the latest drivers from 01.org...
https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads
No dice. Same graphics crash. I am now on 15.04 and the issues persist
unless I switch to VESA. Gareth, yes, I believe that using VESA bypasses
the GPU. What I find is that the heavier the memory use the more
My main concern now having heard your side of things from a Windows
point of view is that this is hardware. I am starting to suspect it
might be a power thing... the XPC PSU isn't the highest rated so am
starting to think that might be something... hardware outside of the
normal XPC items is:
*
Yes, exact same Shuttle system. I have also run memtest86+ for a long
time. I do find I can reduce the number of crashes when not using VESA
by removing one or two sticks of memory, starting to thing it might be
power related. Very close to getting a known working AMD card and
sticking that in.
