Hi guys, i've this problem and i'm searching a solution around inet without any luck....
I've got this new graphic card, i've tryed every driver, from the 158.22 till 165.01 beta. When I start a game (in my case, lineage 2), after a bunch of minutes, the game frozen up, then a no signal message on the screen and i've to reset my system.
I've tryed with only 2 hd connected + the vga connect with an adaptor to a molex, then with the right connector without adaptor (cuz the psu gives one) from the psu, but nothing.
The problem occour too when i try to run a search for artifacts with ati tool, or the vga test from 3dmarks06. Sometimes these test works, too... (1 of 6 times, +/-).
Gpu temp are around 51-56 °C in idle, and 76-82 °C in full load....
I've no clue, many ppl in the nvidia forums and others hd forums have this problem, but not a working solution....
One guy here had the CPU voltage set too low and was experiencing problems with games.
Please post screenshots of CPU-Z or list their values.
Also tell us the voltage of the memory in your system.
i had the same thing yesterday due to volts being too high on the cpu, it was because i overclocked my cpu awhile back and i set it back to default the otherday and forgot to reset my volts to default.
Have you overclocked your cpu at all by any chance?
i had the same thing yesterday due to volts being too high on the cpu, it was because i overclocked my cpu awhile back and i set it back to default the otherday and forgot to reset my volts to default.
Have you overclocked your cpu at all by any chance?
You memory should be running at 400.
Adjust the settings manually in the Bios.
What voltage is specified for your memory?
Look at newegg.com.
Your CPU voltage looks like it is in the correct range.
Im going to say its your psu. For a 600 watt psu it only supplies 1 12volt rail at 24 amps? Thats crap. My enermax 420 watt psu supplies 18 amps per rail for 29 total amps for the 12 volt.
They are enough u say, but i've to buy a new one or not? Cuz u've linked various psu thread too....i'll glad to spend 100+euros for a new psu if it's the problem, but if it's not and i've to buy for example another mobo, it can be a problem, cuz i cant waste much money...
I recommend you replace that PSU. The PSU is the heart of your system and a cheap PSU can take with it the rest of your system if it burns out. It can cause you $1,000.00 worht of damages.
Will it solve your problems? You need to try another one in order to find out. There is a possibility it could be a bad motherboard too. But the likely cause is your PSU which is not up to standards.
Before I go out and buy another PSU, I would make those adjustments to the memory speed I mentioned before. They will not cost you anything.
I've never touched my memory frequency, just plugged in my mobo, i've said800 because they are 2x1gb kingoston dd2 800, not that they are running at 800...
Sometimes automatic settings work themselves out unfavorably.
You should go in the Bios and change the memory settings from SPD to manual and configure it to run at 400. You will have better performance and get what you paid for with your hard earned money.
