Display Driver Stopped

[paralou]

Hello,
I decided to build a new PC devoted to Image Analyzes.

Lian-Li PC V2120
Corsair AX 1200 Watts
ASUS P9X79 Deluxe
Intel Core i7-3960X
Noctua NH-D14 SE2011
G.Skill F3 - 17000CL11Q2 - 32GBZL
NVIDIA Quadro FX5800
OCZ RevoDrive3 x2 SSD
Windows 7 Pro 64bit SP1
EIZO ColorEdge CG275W

When started, Windows7 recognized the FX5800 and installed the driver version 185,93 (!)
Definition 2560x1600px :: OK

Connected two (2) WD 1TB > Restarted
Trying right clic to open "Driver Management" :: First error:
[ Microsoft Management Console stopped to function ] = translated from french version
Disconnect the two WD 1TB > Restarted.

New errors all the time: (I have to translate from franch Windows7)

[ Display Pilot is not responding anymore but has recovered ]

Or

[ Display Drive NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Drive version 185,93 is not responding ]
System stopped and must be restarted !

Tried several NVIDIA pilote versions until the latest version 276,52 (no way !)
Tried by replacing the FX5800 by a FX4800 (no way !)
Updates ASUS BIOS from 0802 to 0906 (no way)
Updated ALL ASUS files (no way)
Removed the RevoDrive > installed VelociRaptor 300GB HDD
Installed Windows 7 Pro 64bit without the SP1 (older version) = (no way !)

And so on...

I wonder if some G.Skill members can help me ?

I left the automatic configuration for the processor (3.3GHz) as wel as for the DDR3's
I also would like to know if there is a specific advised configuration for the G.Skill's ?

I will realy appreciate any positif (!) advice and thaks in advance,
Regards,
Jean

[RamJam]

With the latest BIOS, all should need to do is go into the BIOS, enable XMP and select Profile 1

[paralou]

Hi RamJam,
Many thanks for your reply.

I noticed this option already from G.Skill link, but it's advised for the Rampage IV Extreme !
Is it also compatible with the ASUS P9X79 Deluxe ?

That would be realy nice and simple at the same time.

Best regards,
Jean

[Tradesman]

All newer Intel mobos utilize XMP, in fact your mobo, an X79 chipset uses the newer XMP 1.3 version and the Ripjaws Z stick are native XMP 1.3 (though backward compatible to XMP 1.2) so you should be good to go....mentioned checking for latest BIOS because with the new chipsets and mobos there are sometimes growing pains in getting the BIOS stable for some DRAM combos...I haven't built on this mobo yet so not familiar with any idiosyncrasies

[paralou]

Hi Tman,

Many thanks for Your reply.
I show it on the G.Skill link, but thought it was specific for the "gamers" to set the AI Overclock Tuner = X.M.P. !

I will follow your advice to day, and let you know the results.
Regads,
Jean

[Tradesman]

Let us know

[paralou]

NO problems anymore

With the latest BIOS, all should need to do is go into the BIOS, enable XMP and select Profile 1

My real thanks, RamJam, for your short but 1OO% positive solution !
I succeeded using the WD 300GB, no errors any more.

Best regards,
Jean

[paralou]

NO problems anymore

Hi Tman,

Many thanks for Your reply.
I show it on the G.Skill link, but thought it was specific for the "gamers" to set the AI Overclock Tuner = X.M.P. !

I will follow your advice to day, and let you know the results.
Regads,
Jean

Real thanks, Tman, for your advice !
I succeeded after installing Windows7 Pro 64bit SP1 onto WD VelociRaptor 300GB
No errors (so far !) after about 8 hours running.

I tried to configure the RevoDrive3 x2 but after the second restart, system hang !
An other problem, which will be easyer than the previous one (hope so).

I tried to make a image copy from the WD 300GB to the RevoDrive but i dont find the correct options.

Anyway, i thank you for all support you gave me, and i will test tomorrow !
Best regards,
Jean

[Tradesman]

No problem, let us know if anything else we can do, am sure Jammer will be out and about later this evening

[RamJam]

BIOS updates come so often anymore, it's one of the first things to look for with all the new DIMMs coming out

[maxgravity]

I'm having the same issues on a workstation that I need up asap. How do I set the XMP to profile 1 in the BIOS? I've looked around in the bios and found where it says XMP and it's listing a line of stats with the header "JDEC" (iirc) and to the right of that a "#1" header as well as "#2" though 2 has no information under it.

thanks,

-MaxGrav

[Tradesman]

Once you enable XMP it should offer to select a profile, select profile 1

[maxgravity]

Found it, I was looking in the wrong spot. Now to do an In-place upgrade of Win 7 to see if I can resovle all the issues I had at install time.

Thanks so much for the help. I was at wits end as this has been by far the most fustrating build I've done in a decade. The irony is that originally, when I tested the memory, it reported as OK so I thought that I had a bad mobo, and I just shipped off that to be RMA'd earlier today.

-MaxGrav

[Tradesman]

May well have been the mobo if iy had problems with the base timings input manually, not sure what hardware your running, but if you have any problems in the future, give us a shout, we tend to get into a little of everything and are expanding the depth of the forums, sort of as we speak, will be adding more HOW TO GUIDES direct from GSkill and it's engineers

[Woodyliano]

Hi guys!

I have exactly the same error. - Display Drive NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Drive version 185,93 is not responding

Do you guys think that I should also change the setting to XMP Profile 1 in BIOS?
Thank you so much for your help!


My system is the following:

Asus P9X79PRO
Intel Core i7 3930
MEM 4Gx8|GSKIL F3-14900CL9Q2-32GBZL
NVIDIA 9800GX2
Corsair AX-850 CMPSU
Crucial M4 256SSD
Crucial M4 128SSD
Win7 Professional 64Bit