If the gpu is off for 2 seconds when the process is checking the pgu status, is tries to recover the driver instantly. Its worked for me thus far and the logic is that since this only happens on battery and the CPU throttles the GPU to save battery, the gpu sometimes stops functioning and a process in windows checks to make sure the GPU is functioning. This software does not crash the video driver. A whole lot of very smart people work for Microsoft and they employ some of the world's finest programmers and as a result, I can promise you that Edge makes use all of the latest web technologies including hardware acceleration and HTML5. If this were related to temperature then it would not be rectified by being plugged in to AC power.Ī pretty good case could be made for the hypothesis that this is related to voltages, but it does not seem like this is the case either.Įdge is Microsoft's new hotness and their best effort at regaining some of the web browser market that they have lost over the last decade. There is some speculation that this could be related to temperature. The likelihood of a software fix is pretty slim. If the crashes occur under all types of heavy graphics load then this is hardware related. This is hardware based and we will all be sending these things back to ASUS.I noticed during testing that I was not able toĬrash the driver in Edge and did not therefore have to disable the hardwareīasically there are two possibilities here. I have not tested this fix for Chrome as it is not installed on my I read somewhere that the driver issue affects Chrome and may have something to do with the way it is rendering HTML5. I disabled hardware acceleration in the advance options in Firefox and so far so good not a single crash.
The issue for me occurred whenever Firefox tried to use Hardware Acceleration. Updated my drivers and my bios is up to date, After some playing around I I had the video driver crashing issue on my newly purchased ux305ca.
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