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For some reason my graphics driver crashes when autotuning with higher lookup-gaps. Not immediately, but when it´s almost done.

the crashing is due to a time-out... haven't found a way to solve it yet. Use the -D option to at least get some readings before the crash.

The timeout settings can be changed in the registry:
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/display/wddm_timeout.mspx

PS- Does it normallly list your folder structure on errors? D:\Christian\Documents\Visual Studio....etc?

WDDM timeout can only be disabled on non-display driving cards.

I added code to not show my folder structure, but I wasn't really expecting forward slashes to be used on Windows in the __FILE__ macro. So currently this only works on Linux to suppress my path.

Well apparently Windows 8 has issues with ones that aren't driving displays because the one driving the display never seemed to get knocked out. I thought it was temps or the lower pcie slots, but changing configs didn't make a difference. So far so good after registry change.

I've also got a few on risers now so thanks for working on that fix as well.