Multiple CUDA/RTX/Vulkan application crashing with Xid (13,109) errors

Some time ago I tried ntsync and it had solved for me. But after some time the issues started to happen again. I believed it had to deal with the Linux driver and I even installed Windows in my Lenovo Legion 5i laptop (RTX 2060) for gaming. But even that didn’t seem to solve the problem. Oblivion Remastered and Street Fighter 6 are crashing the same way on Windows.

After more than one year struggling with those issues I’m throwing the towel here. I’m building a new desktop PC with an AMD GPU. I intend to use my laptop just for work now and hope I never have to deal with nVidia again.

Hi @WhyAreAllTheseTaken

Could you please confirm if you are still seeing issues while playing games “Satisfactory” & “WarFrame” with latest released drivers 589.95.05

FWIW, the Xid 13 errors in Elite Dangerous, as reported in 1, 2, 3, 4, and earlier here, seem to have been fixed in 580.105.08.

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I’m unable to find that specific driver version. Did you mean “580.95.05”?. I tested just now with 580.105.08 and the issue still happens.

The error message in dmesg was:

[ 1351.942624] NVRM: Xid (PCI:0000:01:00): 109, pid=34138, name=Warframe.x64.ex, channel 0x0000003c, errorString CTX SWITCH TIMEOUT, Info 0x1bc041

Thank you for sharing the feedback, how long it took to trigger crash at your end.

Would you also share test results for game title “Satisfactory”