Hi to all,
I know that this title is one of the most asked ones; yet I couldn't be sure about what causes this problem in my PC exactly. For quite a while I had a GPU heating problem with my 6 year old HD 5870 but I managed to solve the problem via setting fan curve on MSI Afterburner. Normally I played 3 hours of Bioshock Remastered without a crash but Metro: Last Light Redux and a new indie game called The Uncertain are keeping giving black screens in 30 min and sometimes even less than that. When black screen appears, all the temps are quite okay for GPU (68-69) and CPU(38-39).
However I saw that my 12V fluctuated to the 11.437 while gaming. I have no idea about normal voltage values so I wanted to know: Is it PSU to blame? If there any other values that I should post here, please tell me.
BTW here is my PC specs:
Processor:AMD Phenom II X4 955 AM3 3.2 GHz 8MB Cache 45nm,
Mobo:ASUS M4a87td/USB3
RAM:KINGSTON 4 GB DDR3 CL9,
GPU:HIS HD5870 GDDR5 1GB 256 Bit ATI DX11,
Case with PSU: COOLER MASTER RC-690 650W
Thank you all in advance
I know that this title is one of the most asked ones; yet I couldn't be sure about what causes this problem in my PC exactly. For quite a while I had a GPU heating problem with my 6 year old HD 5870 but I managed to solve the problem via setting fan curve on MSI Afterburner. Normally I played 3 hours of Bioshock Remastered without a crash but Metro: Last Light Redux and a new indie game called The Uncertain are keeping giving black screens in 30 min and sometimes even less than that. When black screen appears, all the temps are quite okay for GPU (68-69) and CPU(38-39).
However I saw that my 12V fluctuated to the 11.437 while gaming. I have no idea about normal voltage values so I wanted to know: Is it PSU to blame? If there any other values that I should post here, please tell me.
BTW here is my PC specs:
Processor:AMD Phenom II X4 955 AM3 3.2 GHz 8MB Cache 45nm,
Mobo:ASUS M4a87td/USB3
RAM:KINGSTON 4 GB DDR3 CL9,
GPU:HIS HD5870 GDDR5 1GB 256 Bit ATI DX11,
Case with PSU: COOLER MASTER RC-690 650W
Thank you all in advance