Sapphire HD 4870 Toxic 512 ddr5 / 256bit

dsgkulee

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Hi guys . I need some help . I bought a video card Sapphire HD 4870 Toxic 512mb ddr5 256 bit and sometimes it crash . I have more problems : 1 sometimes my display goes black and after switch on , but an error message appears ( The driver stoped working or smt this ) 2 ingame sometimes appear some wild lines , thats the better situation , it happen when the all map , heroes are crashed bad , i cant explain well , but its unplayable .

I googled the resolvation for my problem , but i doesn't find nothing , if someone can help me with any instruction what can i do , please tell it :D

Thank you guys for reading my problem .
 

dsgkulee

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I bought it second , but it works fine . MY power supply is a Delux 600W ( recommanded for this video card is 450-500W , thats write on the cards box ) . Yes i tried with 3 different drivers , 1 from the original CD , 1 from the AMD homepage , and 1 from the Sapphire homepage , but the problem still up . My processor avg temp is 60C , and the video cards avg temp is around 76-78C .
 
If it works fine, then you have no issue here, but it seems to be that it does not work fine. A cheap 600watt power supply could be the issue, what is the exact brand and model of the power supply?

The reason I ask if it was used is that I run into many many used video cards that are sold because they have developed issues. I'd bring the card back to where you got it, and get a new one with a warranty.

Since you got the card used, I'm leaning towards the fact that the card is faulty, was overheated at some point, or something else is wrong with it.
 

dsgkulee

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MY power supplys Model is : DLP-34A . I know the guy , from who i bought the card , its 1 of my friends and he used the card and works fine in his PC . I played from his PC many times . So that is why i posted here , i dont know what is wrong with my PC .
 
If you can manage it, try his power supply in your PC. From a quick search, that is a pretty much generic power supply, which means that it's 90% likely to be about a 400 watt power supply with bad power stability.
 

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