Sapphrie R9 270x Toxic probs

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Kyle Toralba

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hi guys here is my computer specs.
amd a8 5600k
8gb corsair vengeance ram
sapphire r9 270x toxic
asrock fm2a88x extreme 6+
cougar 500wats

okay now here is the problem, my pc keeps on having blackscreen and power out I think then I needed to restart again and again, im not sure if what the problem is not sure if my processor temp is so high thats why it shuts down or something wrong. pls help
 
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blacksheep123
i just checked your psu

its a 39amps dual rail 12v+ ..thats below average.. average psu has around 50amps


the psu might be not delivering enough power.. still , you need to test the card in a different system.. if it works fine ,..then psu is to blame
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BradleyJames

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i would guess a sub par psu, have you overclocked that cpu? if you have that could be your issue. run it at stock speeds. if not, try resetting bios to defaults. you would be suprised how often just resetting the bios works

if the temps were too high, the cpu would just trottle, unless its a huge temp increase
 
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check temps again with furmark 15 min test running at the background... take a screenshot when the gpu temps starts getting stable
 
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Kyle Toralba

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should I play a game?
 
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playing a game will work too
 
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Kyle Toralba

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Up please! the temps are good. nothing is different. my pc freezes I dont know why, after I put the saphhire toxic r9 270x this always happens, I worry about it I cant use my computer normally , I think because of my psu or something Pls I need help
 
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i just checked your psu

its a 39amps dual rail 12v+ ..thats below average.. average psu has around 50amps


the psu might be not delivering enough power.. still , you need to test the card in a different system.. if it works fine ,..then psu is to blame
 
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