You seem to be correct. I've since had a few more instances of the display driver crashing during crunching and trying to reinitialize the displays. Increasing the virtual memory paging file seemed to alleviate the issue, but not completely fix it.

I will give disabling SLI and then removing the bridge to see if that helps fix the issue once and for all.

Thanks for the input!

I just got this error on one of my machines.

I had just done a clean install of the drivers on Friday. System has been running for 2 days before this happen.

Can't be the temps, they are all low 40s to mid 40s C

Virtual memory was 451.74, physical memory is 173.16

Going to see if the next person is able to process it without any problem.

I read somewhere that it might be kernal panic, caught in a never ending loop.

Guess will have to wait and see. For now, I've removed the host and running other projects to test the stability of the system

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I just got this error on one of my machines.

I had just done a clean install of the drivers on Friday. System has been running for 2 days before this happen.

Can't be the temps, they are all low 40s to mid 40s C

Virtual memory was 451.74, physical memory is 173.16

Going to see if the next person is able to process it without any problem.

I read somewhere that it might be kernal panic, caught in a never ending loop.

Guess will have to wait and see. For now, I've removed the host and running other projects to test the stability of the system

Is there an errored out WU that you can show us?

I just got this error on one of my machines.

I had just done a clean install of the drivers on Friday. System has been running for 2 days before this happen.

Can't be the temps, they are all low 40s to mid 40s C

Virtual memory was 451.74, physical memory is 173.16

Going to see if the next person is able to process it without any problem.

I read somewhere that it might be kernal panic, caught in a never ending loop.

Guess will have to wait and see. For now, I've removed the host and running other projects to test the stability of the system

Is there an errored out WU that you can show us?

Looks like this one
http://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=16773843

Yes that is the one.

Looks like the next person finished it without a problem. Don't know what happen with mine.

Computer is in a room with controlled temp, never gets over 74F. Not sure why it happen. Only 1 work unit per card. Full physical CPU core assigned.