I would like to know if there is anything I can do to identify unstable moments? When this happens more often as the image, I turn everything off, leave it off for a while and then turn it back on and it works perfectly for a few weeks without making any changes and starts the unstable part again
A few things. You’re on an old kernel/image and using core offsets instead of locked core clocks.
In the shell run hive-replace -s -y to flash the latest stable image and this will also update your driver to 510.60.
Change your core clock from -200 to around 1095mhz, no need for the power limit either. Should be much more stable that way.
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Thank you for the help, going to do as you said, much appreciated.
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