Hi,
In the past two years I am using a computer with a gts450 on it. Since high-end games like crysis 2, far cry 3, battlefield 3, etc. my GPU can't get them in max settings so I've decided to upgrade my GPU to gtx650ti boost.
Here's the problem. When I installed the gtx650ti on my computer, it worked fine and low graphic games runs perfect. I tried BF3, I can get into the game (past the main menu) for around 3 seconds and my computer turns-off (no warning messages, no beep).I can play BF3 on my old card on high settings without it shutting-down.
Is this a heat-issue? If so, why does it only shuts-down on the gtx650ti and not on my old card?
Here are my PC Specs:
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad 2.33GHz
MoBo: DG41RQ
RAM:Two DDR2 2G (total of 4G)
PSU: Output 500W Max
My GPUs:
GTS450 1G GDDR5 and GTX650ti Boost 2G GDDR5
Sorry if my way of writing is wonky. English is not my primary language.
In the past two years I am using a computer with a gts450 on it. Since high-end games like crysis 2, far cry 3, battlefield 3, etc. my GPU can't get them in max settings so I've decided to upgrade my GPU to gtx650ti boost.
Here's the problem. When I installed the gtx650ti on my computer, it worked fine and low graphic games runs perfect. I tried BF3, I can get into the game (past the main menu) for around 3 seconds and my computer turns-off (no warning messages, no beep).I can play BF3 on my old card on high settings without it shutting-down.
Is this a heat-issue? If so, why does it only shuts-down on the gtx650ti and not on my old card?
Here are my PC Specs:
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad 2.33GHz
MoBo: DG41RQ
RAM:Two DDR2 2G (total of 4G)
PSU: Output 500W Max
My GPUs:
GTS450 1G GDDR5 and GTX650ti Boost 2G GDDR5
Sorry if my way of writing is wonky. English is not my primary language.
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