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But at least, I'm not getting a BSOD any more.Īgain, the machine, as is the topic of this thread, is a Surface Pro 4 (i7/16/256).īut at least, it looks like, with the beta driver, I'm at a place where I can figure out a way to do some work.Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum, so I'm sorry if this is posted in the wrong area. This doesn't happen with the same video if it is transcoded to ProRes 442 HQ, so as long as I transcode to that format, at least now, I can get some work done.Īlso, I understand that this video corruption may be a problem with Resolve itself, but the things is, I don't see this happening on my other computers with Resolve opening the same video file, so I have to imagine there is still some kind of compatibility issue with the video driver. The only remaining problem in Resolve is that depending on the video format, I still have video decoding problems with flashing stripes and solid colors showing up in the video. I can also make it through to the end of the GFXBench test, including the Car Chase now.
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driver released today, paired with the updated DaVinci Resolve 12.3 that was released last Thursday, the issues I've experienced with Resolve crashing seemed to be solved. Just wanted to leave feedback that with the new beta 15. I cannot speak for others, but after waiting patiently for an entire month for some kind of update, the courtesy of at least an acknowledgment would be appreciated. Since all other programs that I have seem to work fine, it's almost making me wonder if Intel is trying to help Adobe by sabotaging Blackmagic Design in this way. I would be happy to provide any number of crash dumps for the DaVinci Resolve BSOD. I am still able to produce a graphics driver BSOD practically on-demand with DaVinci Resolve 12.2, and GFXBench OpenGL 4.0 still freezes my SP4 completely when it gets to the Car Chase test.
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Incidentally, the driver download page now says "" for the driver date even though clicking through shows that it is still the driver from December 22. I am actually on my second Surface Pro 4 (i7/16/256), and I can tell you that the graphics driver behavior is exactly the same with my newer replacement.Īgain, this is with the 15.
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Is there some full diagnostic that would simply confirm whether or not there is a hardware issue with the Iris 540?
Meanwhile, Intel Extreme Tuning Utility, Furmark, 3DMark Demo, and FootageStudio 4K (a video format conversion and rendering program with OpenCL support) work totally fine.įrom the situation, I would hypothesize it is a driver problem and not a hardware problem, but if it is a hardware problem, I would like to work toward getting a replacement SP4. This is very disappointing since I was intending to use the SP4 for lightweight video editing, coloring, and rendering. Davinci Resolve 12.2 (released 12/23) renders the video playback/preview with strange flashing red/yellow/green herringbone-like corruptions, often completely freezes or crashes the driver once a video is loaded to the timeline, or gives a BSOD. MSI Kombustor 3 freezes from the get-go in a similar way to GfxBench 4 Car Chase.ģ. The other tests before Car Chase work fine.Ģ. It starts to load and then the screen freezes with no further input possible, requiring a hard shutdown. GfxBench 4.0 still crashes/freezes when it gets to the Car Chase test. However, I observe the following issues that have not improved from the Microsoft-sanctioned driver.ġ. At least the Maps streets are now showing up with this latest driver, so that is an improvement.
I am as well a Surface Pro 4 i7 user (16/256) and am having specific issues with the graphics driver, even with the latest 20. I have a thread open on Microsoft's support forums as well, but all they've done so far is to confirm that this is not expected behavior. Here is the output from DXDIAG when the driver is installed, but has not yet crashed: Is anyone else having this problem, or just me? Did I get bad hardware? My SP4 is an i7/256/16, the model just released on. The only stable driver I've managed to use is the Microsoft Generic Display Driver, which seems to be doing everything in software, avoiding the Iris chipset altogether. To be more clear, the screen goes black and has to be powered off by holding the power button there is no recovery or error message.
#Msi kombustor 4 crashes drivers#
(I know that others are experiencing an issue where the Intel display driver will crash when trying to resume from sleep, but this is not that problem.)Īny of the four Intel Iris 540 display drivers I have found will crash within a couple minutes of bootup during use.
I'm not the only one with this issue, acording to the Microsoft support boards. The Iris 540 driver crashes within a couple minutes of bootup, ever single time. I have a brand new Microsoft Surface Pro 4, with an i7 CPU, 256GB SSD, and 16GB RAM.
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