: The problem might be specific to the application you're trying to run, such as a game. This could be due to the application's code, its compatibility with DX12, or its configuration.
Corrupted, outdated, or unstable graphics drivers prevent DirectX 12 from drawing frames securely.
Disable any GPU or RAM (XMP) overclocks to see if stability improves. Check PSU:
By following this guide, you should be able to break the broken "link" and get back to gaming. If all else fails, and your GPU is more than 4-5 years old, it may be time to consider an upgrade – as many older Maxwell and Pascal GPUs (GTX 900/1000 series) have known hardware limitations with full DX12 feature sets.
Background tools can conflict with how DX12 "hooks" into your hardware.