What is wrong with my computer and graphics card?
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The_Beast_Gamer
July 11, 2014 9:32:36 PM
Ok so recently i have been upgrading my gaming computer and the first thing i bought to upgrade was a corsair 750w power supply...then i had bought a nvidea 9800 gx2 graphics card (before i was using amd apu graphics) and when those parts had arrived i put them in my system (i had also ordered a asus sabertooth rev 2.0 and a amd 8350 8 core cpu but they hadent arrived yet) but anyways....the power supply and graphics card had been working great for the first couple days.(accept some weird lag/ shudders problom in battlefield 3 and 4 that i never fixed).....But then just yesterday i was using ppsspp (a psp emulator) and....BOOM complete crash! A bunch of colours on screen and everything!No response at all! I had to manually turn off my pc....i had thought it was just a random crash....NOPE! I had gotten the dreaded code 43....And to make it worst...artifacts....But these artifacts are these ton of moving lines that make most stuff unreadable...i know the card wasnt overheating because the highest they it got was 76 on a chip.....i got it refurbished off ebay...it didnt look dusty...it looked brand new....to be more precise it was a XFX nvidea 9800 gx2....so it was factory overclocked.. and the drivers were up to date and now the computer is using Microsoft display driver...But the lines are still there....even in the bioson the old and new mobo.....so should i try and get the ebay seller to give me a new card or should i do the oven trick?
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The_Beast_Gamer
July 11, 2014 9:52:30 PM
The_Beast_Gamer
July 11, 2014 10:02:56 PM
The_Beast_Gamer said:
I have tried to get rid of all the drivers and any trace of them and reinstalling them before....didnt work.....even though its a dual gpu card can i still do the oven trick and try and fix it?You can try it. Another idea would be to underclock it some. Generally if a card is showing artifacts that will help quite a bit, if not completely fix it, but only for a short time.
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The_Beast_Gamer
July 11, 2014 10:24:58 PM
How can i underclock / undervolt it?.....in msi afterburner for both cards everything is greyed out sliders don't work and are blank were numbera should be.....And the line artifacts make it pretty IMPOSSIBLE to barely see anything....but for gpu usage 1 and 2 it shows them going up and down like crazy....can i not change the speed / volts because Windows makes me use Windows display driver? The line Artifacts make it hard to see anything....im using Windows 8.1 if that helps
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The_Beast_Gamer
July 11, 2014 10:32:58 PM
You can try to just unlock MSI afterburner the way you would for being able to adjust voltage on newer cards and see if it unlocks it.
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=338906
If that doesn't work you can just use an adjustment program from when the card was made like ATItools which is basic, but should work fine.
http://www.techpowerup.com/atitool/
I literally punished a 6850 a while back with a large overclock and overvolt for almost a year and when it started showing artifacts I was able to use it for about a month longer underclocked even using it for games. Yours not being beaten on so much might last a little longer.
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=338906
If that doesn't work you can just use an adjustment program from when the card was made like ATItools which is basic, but should work fine.
http://www.techpowerup.com/atitool/
I literally punished a 6850 a while back with a large overclock and overvolt for almost a year and when it started showing artifacts I was able to use it for about a month longer underclocked even using it for games. Yours not being beaten on so much might last a little longer.
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The_Beast_Gamer
July 11, 2014 11:03:46 PM
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July 11, 2014 11:20:58 PM
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