Yeah like I said the DXGI error where it complains the device was removed is caused by GPU scheduling being off in windows. Other things may also cause this issue but it is 100% that GPU scheduling needs to be on in windows.
On or off makes no difference. I've tried it both ways, still crashes.
That means you have more than one cause of the issue, you need to set GPU scheduling to ON otherwise you will always get the error. Once it is set to ON you can then start to look for other casues, like overclocking etc.
REMEMBER, With GPU Scheduling set to OFF you will NEVER resolve the issue.
