- Feb 15, 2017
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Hello, I've been using a GTX 680, until it started having issues with drivers crashing constantly, trying EVERY fix i've found and to no avail the only way i seemed to "help" it was putting my aircon on and keeping it below 55C... when aircon was off it was only raising to 65c so i dont understand why it would kill it's self at 65c and not at 55c.
It then died a few days later and i threw the GTX 680 in the trash and i ordered a 780TI.
Plugged it in, updated drivers.
With a 650 W PSU I opened a game and GPU -Z
And it started crashing about 5 min in to playing, With no aircon, the GPU ran at 47 C and with aircon, crashing still happened, at around 40C
I restarted, tried a different game. Still crashed, but the whole computer went black both times and the GPU's fans sped to 100%. Had to shut off PC to get it to respond.
The small amount of time before the 780TI crashed, Power draw was at 98% and GPU usage was at 60%.
I have 8gb ram, Corsair H100, i7 2600k and a few other fans and LED's.
GA-Z77-D3Hx
I'm going out and buying a 1250W power supply tomorrow.. maybe that will help. Any help im pulling my hair out!
It then died a few days later and i threw the GTX 680 in the trash and i ordered a 780TI.
Plugged it in, updated drivers.
With a 650 W PSU I opened a game and GPU -Z
And it started crashing about 5 min in to playing, With no aircon, the GPU ran at 47 C and with aircon, crashing still happened, at around 40C
I restarted, tried a different game. Still crashed, but the whole computer went black both times and the GPU's fans sped to 100%. Had to shut off PC to get it to respond.
The small amount of time before the 780TI crashed, Power draw was at 98% and GPU usage was at 60%.
I have 8gb ram, Corsair H100, i7 2600k and a few other fans and LED's.
GA-Z77-D3Hx
I'm going out and buying a 1250W power supply tomorrow.. maybe that will help. Any help im pulling my hair out!
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