GPU blue screen issues

[Ragnorian]

Have spent the last 3-4 days troubleshooting this error and haven’t gotten very far.
SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED nvlddmkm.sys Blue screen error upon plugging monitors into gpu, gpu not recognized by BIOS, device manager, unable to install drivers, or they aren’t recognized if they are installed. Tried different PCI port, that one doesn’t recognize it all. Tried uninstalling. Unplugging. Reformatted ssd’s and clean reinstalled windows. All started when I booted up my pc and one of my ssds was non functional (of course the one with windows on it). Have tried swapping gpu’s to the same model (I have two Nvidia 960) and same issue occurs. Very random on when I get blue screen sometimes it will boot fully and then after a few minutes it will blue screen, or it will get stuck in a boot loop and the displays never turn on. Worked with displays plugged into the motherboard, but obviously not optimal.

Nvidia GeForce 960. Msi 250 pc mate motherboard
Intel i7 6700
32 gb RAM
Windows 10
Sandisk 250gb SSD (one that went belly up)
Sandisk 500gb (now has windows on it)
Pny 250gb SSD

 

[Cubeputer]

Have spent the last 3-4 days troubleshooting this error and haven’t gotten very far.
SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED nvlddmkm.sys Blue screen error upon plugging monitors into gpu, gpu not recognized by BIOS, device manager, unable to install drivers, or they aren’t recognized if they are installed. Tried different PCI port, that one doesn’t recognize it all. Tried uninstalling. Unplugging. Reformatted ssd’s and clean reinstalled windows. All started when I booted up my pc and one of my ssds was non functional (of course the one with windows on it). Have tried swapping gpu’s to the same model (I have two Nvidia 960) and same issue occurs. Very random on when I get blue screen sometimes it will boot fully and then after a few minutes it will blue screen, or it will get stuck in a boot loop and the displays never turn on. Worked with displays plugged into the motherboard, but obviously not optimal.

Nvidia GeForce 960. Msi 250 pc mate motherboard
Intel i7 6700
32 gb RAM
Windows 10
Sandisk 250gb SSD (one that went belly up)
Sandisk 500gb (now has windows on it)
Pny 250gb SSD

I know I am really late, but it sounds like the your motherboard might be going out, or at least the PCI ports on it. Normally I would say it is gpu, but you have tested different ones. If you have other components lying around, try to isolate the issue. Try using a new cpu, then morherboard. Also, if you have another pc lying around, try the gpus and see if they work. There should be an exception code on the BSOD, if you could tell me that, I could help out a little more. Should be something like 0x00000000 (but with numbers other than 0)