(Engilsh in not my native language)
Hi,
recently i have decided to change my gpu from Asus GTX 670 to EVGA gtx 980 ti classified. Sadly the new card had a lot of artefacts and after 5 minutes of gaming died. I returned card and purashed another (980 ti class) one from diffrent shop. Next card didn't even displayed video, so I tryed swaping PSU to 800Watt Corsair and still nothing. Card was dead. So here comes my queston: Does my computer kill GPUs? (my GTX 670 still works perfectly fine and overclocks like mad)
video of first card: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrwZeBxBK8g
Specs:
i7-3770k 4.5 GHz 1.3v
AsRock z77 extreme 4
Asus GTX 670 4GB
Adata gaming 2x4 gb and 2gb kingston hyper x
BeQuiet 630W Pure power L8
Gladus X80 pure black (6 fans at medium spead)
I know my PSU is a little small for gtx 980 ti but i think it should work fine and overclock)
Hi,
recently i have decided to change my gpu from Asus GTX 670 to EVGA gtx 980 ti classified. Sadly the new card had a lot of artefacts and after 5 minutes of gaming died. I returned card and purashed another (980 ti class) one from diffrent shop. Next card didn't even displayed video, so I tryed swaping PSU to 800Watt Corsair and still nothing. Card was dead. So here comes my queston: Does my computer kill GPUs? (my GTX 670 still works perfectly fine and overclocks like mad)
video of first card: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrwZeBxBK8g
Specs:
i7-3770k 4.5 GHz 1.3v
AsRock z77 extreme 4
Asus GTX 670 4GB
Adata gaming 2x4 gb and 2gb kingston hyper x
BeQuiet 630W Pure power L8
Gladus X80 pure black (6 fans at medium spead)
I know my PSU is a little small for gtx 980 ti but i think it should work fine and overclock)
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