Like the title says i get no signal after a couple minutes of gaming in this case World Of Tanks. High settings
i checked all the screen cables and those are fine my PC is a custom build by me with the specs :
X4 640
XFX 7770 Double Dissipation
Antec High Current Gamer 400W PSU
Ballistix 4GB ddr3 1600Mhz ram 1x4GB
Asrock n68 vs3 ucc Motherboard
Kinda a cheap build but enough for me.
But back on the topic i get no signal after a couple miites of gaming. like i sayed i checked the cables and those are fine. when the screen gets no signal ( Samsung Syncmaster S24B350) i shut of the pc and reboot it and then i got display.
stunningly i did a Furmark benchmakr and at idle my card runs about 30-35Degrees with fan speed 50%
after 195Secs of Furmark Benchmark the Gpu already went to 74 Degrees ! and stopped the test for safety reasons.
i bought the card on 31 december 2012 and has 2 years of warranty so i got a couple months left.
but is it the card, i think its not normal to go in 195 sec from idle 30-350 degrees to 74 degrees
here are some pictures of Idle Furmark settings and the 195 benchmark
i checked all the screen cables and those are fine my PC is a custom build by me with the specs :
X4 640
XFX 7770 Double Dissipation
Antec High Current Gamer 400W PSU
Ballistix 4GB ddr3 1600Mhz ram 1x4GB
Asrock n68 vs3 ucc Motherboard
Kinda a cheap build but enough for me.
But back on the topic i get no signal after a couple miites of gaming. like i sayed i checked the cables and those are fine. when the screen gets no signal ( Samsung Syncmaster S24B350) i shut of the pc and reboot it and then i got display.
stunningly i did a Furmark benchmakr and at idle my card runs about 30-35Degrees with fan speed 50%
after 195Secs of Furmark Benchmark the Gpu already went to 74 Degrees ! and stopped the test for safety reasons.
i bought the card on 31 december 2012 and has 2 years of warranty so i got a couple months left.
but is it the card, i think its not normal to go in 195 sec from idle 30-350 degrees to 74 degrees
here are some pictures of Idle Furmark settings and the 195 benchmark
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