- Jun 16, 2013
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Hey guys
So here's the thing, I noticed that smart power LED on my GTX1070 G1 that keeps on flashing every 30 seconds or so, this indicates that my PCI-E voltage is unstable. Btw it happens when on gaming, and weirdly enough sometimes the light would stop flashing and other times it'll start flashing again. I haven't had any issues before, temps are stable and never go beyond 70c and i didn't overclock, everything is in stock. So how do I get stable voltages and get rid of the flashing LED light? Is there a way to safely control voltages of PCI-E? Is my PSU dying?
These are my specs:
Intel i7 4770
Gigabyte GA H97
GTX 1070 G1 Gaming
Corsair RM650
Thanks for your help
So here's the thing, I noticed that smart power LED on my GTX1070 G1 that keeps on flashing every 30 seconds or so, this indicates that my PCI-E voltage is unstable. Btw it happens when on gaming, and weirdly enough sometimes the light would stop flashing and other times it'll start flashing again. I haven't had any issues before, temps are stable and never go beyond 70c and i didn't overclock, everything is in stock. So how do I get stable voltages and get rid of the flashing LED light? Is there a way to safely control voltages of PCI-E? Is my PSU dying?
These are my specs:
Intel i7 4770
Gigabyte GA H97
GTX 1070 G1 Gaming
Corsair RM650
Thanks for your help
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