This is very strange.
I have a GTX 660 (Point of View). I have not overclocked it or increased/decreased the voltage. Ever.
Usually after 1-5 minutes of playing a game, my card spikes in power usage to a ridiculous number, and my memory and gpu clock go to 0 for a tiny amount of time. This causes the game to freeze, my screen to become black for a second then resume, usually with the game lagging incredibly or outright crashing. This problem is apparent in all games that I own, save for Age of Empires II HD. Sometimes the sound loops.
I have tried updating my BIOS, updating drivers, cleaning drivers, system restore, cleaning out my PC, cleaning out the PCIe ports, cleaning the card, everything. This has been happening for a couple months and I'm sick of it. I think it might be a broken GPU but i'm not sure. I have posted a screenshot of what happens upon the crash, taken with EVGA Precision X. Here it is. http://imgur.com/qTyS5Px This is driving me insane, and I think it might be a malfunctioning GPU.
My Specs are...
CPU - Intel Core i7-3770k @ 3.50 GHz
GPU - 2048MB GeForce GTX 660 (Point of View)
SSD - 112 GB Samsung SSD 840 Series
HDD - 932GB Seagate ST1000DM003-9YN162 (SATA)
Display - 1680x1050 @ 59.99Hz
Mobo - ASUS P8Z77-V LX (LGA1155)
RAM - 16 GB DDR3
OS - Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
I have a GTX 660 (Point of View). I have not overclocked it or increased/decreased the voltage. Ever.
Usually after 1-5 minutes of playing a game, my card spikes in power usage to a ridiculous number, and my memory and gpu clock go to 0 for a tiny amount of time. This causes the game to freeze, my screen to become black for a second then resume, usually with the game lagging incredibly or outright crashing. This problem is apparent in all games that I own, save for Age of Empires II HD. Sometimes the sound loops.
I have tried updating my BIOS, updating drivers, cleaning drivers, system restore, cleaning out my PC, cleaning out the PCIe ports, cleaning the card, everything. This has been happening for a couple months and I'm sick of it. I think it might be a broken GPU but i'm not sure. I have posted a screenshot of what happens upon the crash, taken with EVGA Precision X. Here it is. http://imgur.com/qTyS5Px This is driving me insane, and I think it might be a malfunctioning GPU.
My Specs are...
CPU - Intel Core i7-3770k @ 3.50 GHz
GPU - 2048MB GeForce GTX 660 (Point of View)
SSD - 112 GB Samsung SSD 840 Series
HDD - 932GB Seagate ST1000DM003-9YN162 (SATA)
Display - 1680x1050 @ 59.99Hz
Mobo - ASUS P8Z77-V LX (LGA1155)
RAM - 16 GB DDR3
OS - Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
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