Nasenbaer

Thx for the answer. I know that you can increase the timeout or completely disable this feature and that is what i actually did to run my program.

But this is not a real solution for the problem, especially for end users.

Hi,

I hope someone here can help me with this problem:

If you have a compute intensive compute shader it will likely happen that the "WDDM Time Detection and Recovery" mechanism resets the graphics driver because the GPU is busy for over 2 seconds. This is not so funny if you want to compute something.

Is there a way do execute compute shaders which take more than 2 secs for computation and prevent this WDDM TDR mechanism? Noone at the AMD Dev Forums answered, so I try it here.

BTW here is another person who encountered the problem: http://forums.xna.com/forums/p/53326/323308.aspx

Thanks in advance.