Today a received a new Corsair TX850M and a EVGA 4GB GTX770 in the mail. After installing both of the pieces of hardware my computer would boot up perfectly with no problem. I installed the latest nVidia drivers. Surfing the internet and doing non-graphic intensive tasks would work very well, but as soon as a launched Final Fantasy 14 I got a very low Frame Rate (average around 18fps) and then the whole system shut down.
I checked the cables connected to the graphic card to the PSU and they were connected fine so I rebooted thinking it might be a fluke. When I rebooted I checked MSI afterburner for gpu temps and ran kombuster. During the short time the benchmark ran the temp of the card never went about 47 and the gpu load never went above 86%, but within a minute of running it the system would shut down again. I'm assuming this is a PSU problem, but I have no idea why it's causing a shutdown, it has more than enough power to run my system. I can provide pictures of my setup if needed.
I checked the cables connected to the graphic card to the PSU and they were connected fine so I rebooted thinking it might be a fluke. When I rebooted I checked MSI afterburner for gpu temps and ran kombuster. During the short time the benchmark ran the temp of the card never went about 47 and the gpu load never went above 86%, but within a minute of running it the system would shut down again. I'm assuming this is a PSU problem, but I have no idea why it's causing a shutdown, it has more than enough power to run my system. I can provide pictures of my setup if needed.
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