GTX 650 TI Black Screen Freeze Issue

Devinv50 · Oct 28, 2014

Evening Mates,

I appear to be having a problem with my F'ing card. After 30 mins of gameplay or so my computer freezes and loops the last produced audio sound and I have to do a hard reset to get the computer responding again . Although I love what this card can play when its working, this never happened until I installed the EVGA GTX 650 TI graphics card. Below are my specs:

**NEW MOBO AS OF 12/30/14: Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 [LINK HERE]

*PCI-E: EVGA Geforce GTX 650 TI - Driver Version [Here] Ver. 344.48

*CPU: [Here] AMD Anthlon X2 250

*PSU: [Here] (725w)

*RAM: 11GB

Originally I was having issues getting the new graphics card to display anything, then I got it running with what I described in the second post of the thread I made in graphics forum earlier [Here]. The PCI-E (6-pin) is plugged in and the fan is running. I'm running out of Ideas. If there is anything you guys can think of that might help or at least point me in some sort of direction I would greatly appreciate it.

GPU sensors levels on Idle: [Here] 82.4 f
GPU sensors levels with Path of Exile: [Here] 140 f

CPU Idle Temps: [Here] 91.4 f
CPU Active Temps with Path of Exile: [Here] 115.9 f

Path of Exile System Requirements: [Here]

Thank you,

i7Baby · Oct 28, 2014

Buy yourself a CPU!

What temps is the CPU getting to?

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

woops, yeah I justed edited the first post to include that but it is a AMD Anthlon X2 250 3.0 Ghz

Coolboy951 · Oct 29, 2014

CPU is bottleneck and have the latest drivers this happend to me on radeon 7450 HD and it was just bad drivers

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

I downloaded and installed the drivers for the graphics card from the manufactures website [Link Below] . Which other drivers should I update?

http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/78873

Coolboy951 · Oct 29, 2014

do auto detect and download the drivers it gives you and you should probally get a new cpu your card is good card but cpu isnt

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

@i7Baby

My Idle CPU Temp is below: (91.4 f)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B68C48svL2MAcU1SeTlEaVlYX0U/view?usp=sharing

My Active CPU Temp (with Path of Exile) is below: (115.9 f)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B68C48svL2MAcG5ldWRHV196bFk/view?usp=sharing

Is 115f too hot for extended periods of time?

Coolboy951 · Oct 29, 2014

no 115f is good anything above 80C is not the best

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

@Coolboy951

yeah I know the system is being bottlenecked :[ but I'm waiting to get a new CPU until later

(future CPU) -->http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002TQYUAE/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3Q3FDCNYJ50U1&coliid=I38DGMZZ38W1LJ

Not much of an improvement but its one of the best one that fits the socket. Honestly I feel that I should just get another Mobo but I don't have the cash for it right now.

Coolboy951 · Oct 29, 2014

if I were you I would get the fx 8350 or fx 6120 since they are both better than the phenom and they are great cpus to

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

Thank you for the recommendations, If I decide to continue using this system long enough I will definitely look into it.

Coolboy951 · Oct 29, 2014

yeah no problem if you need help you can contact me any time

i7Baby · Oct 29, 2014

OK then your CPU is running cool enough.

What temp is your card getting to?

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

The idle temps for the Graphics card is 82 f and while active is 140

i7Baby · Oct 29, 2014

That's not too bad either.

There still could be something wrong with your card. Can you try it in another PC? Can you try another card in your PC?

Or it could be your motherboard.

EVGA_Jaeson · Oct 29, 2014

It may be a bad reaction to the latest driver. Try doing a clean install of an older driver version. I'd recommend starting with 337.88, and if that doesn't work step way back to 314.22. Make sure you're doing a clean install by chosing Custom rather than Express, then checkmark "Perform a clean install" and finish the driver install normally. See if that helps at all.

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

I had an Geforce 8400 GS with no issues, game-play session lengths would be anywhere between 4 to 6 hours with no issues.

Devinv50 · Oct 29, 2014

EVGA_Jaeson :

I will try that and get back, starting with 337.88 now. Thank you.

Devinv50 · Nov 4, 2014

I have tried every driver version with no success, still crashes after a short time of game play :[[

Coolboy951 · Nov 4, 2014

you myy friend have a faulty card than

i7Baby · Nov 4, 2014

There still could be something wrong with your card. Can you try it in another PC? Can you try another card in your PC?

junkeymonkey · Nov 5, 2014

read the last post on page 2
https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-PEGATRON-Asus-M2N68-LA-Narra-6-01-CPU-Upgrade?page=2

and this on your board
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/M2N68-LA-Narra6-GPU-Upgrade-Incompatible-Crash-BSoD/td-p/1021095

then you got guys like coolby telling you '' if I were you I would get the fx 8350 or fx 6120 since they are both better than the phenom and they are great cpus to ''with out seeing that your board don't support them
and bottlenecking?? well ya a lesser cup will not do as good as a high end one but that don't mean the card should not work -[so silly excuse]

hp and them prebuilt guys got it all figured out get rid of that hp junk proprietary board and get a real one as I told you hp fixes there bios this is why you go to them for it and not the manufacture like we do with our custom aftermarket boards

Devinv50 · Dec 30, 2014

junkeymonkey :

**NEW MOBO AS OF 12/30/14: Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 [LINK HERE] **

Got this nice new Mobo and still having the same exact issue:

The computer will restart during graphic intense game play, behavior is inconsistent.

I'm using the MSI Afterburner application to see if adjusting the voltage will somehow stabilize the system but I am unclear on the effects or as to whether or not this even helps. :[

Does adjusting the voltage adjust what the PSU provides the PCI-E slot?

junkeymonkey · Dec 30, 2014

only way I see it is to rma the card and hope it was the issue and a lemon in some way ??? or borrow an equal NVidia card like a gtx 770 or what ever you can get to test with , but now using it on that hp you don't know if the junk hp board was underpowering the card and caused damage ?? hp can restrict a pci-e slot to what ever they want so if they had it set for say 60w and the card nees 75w at the slot the card may of ''worked'' but it was stressed by trying to run on a low power state as like you said above '' The idle temps for the Graphics card is 82 f and while active is 140 '' like any electric part that running on low power or cant draw its required power it tends to get real hot

I don't know what to tell you more on this but I guess try to rma the card for a replacement and hope its right ???

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