Hi
I set up a brand new system and now after installing windows, graphics drivers, ... the graphic card seems to fail under light load already. I can start the computer up and it runs relatively stable just browsing... but when running a game like League of Legends, BF3 or a stress test (I used MSIKombustor 2.3) the graphic card fails in less than 5minutes. The monitor just turns black and the system still seems to run but there's nothing you can do anymore. I hard reboot the computer after a couple minutes with nothing happening changing.
My system setup is the following:
-i5 2500k
-Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo cpu cooler
-Carbide 400R Tower
-Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 motherboard
-Crucial m4 SSD 64GB (contains the "system" except for the "Users" folder which I moved to my HD with an 'unattended xml install tweak')
-Samsung HD103SJ F3
-Super Flower Golden Green Pro SF-650P14XE (650W PSU)
-Corsair CMX8GX3M2A1333C9, 2x4GB, DDR3-1333 RAM
-Windows 7 Home 64bit
-SyncMaster S24A450MW 24'' monitor (1920x1200px)
And the GPU: Sapphire HD 7950 OC Dual Fan 3GB
I didn't overclock anything (yet). The BIOS settings are default except for some little things as boot order, no MB start screen, ...
I got the newest Catalyst Control Center installed and the MB drivers.
I let GPU-Z log me what happens.... so I let the stress test run:
GPU Core clock is constant 900MHz
GPU memory clock constant 1250MHz
temperature went up to a maximum of 44°C
Fan speed max 25% (1210RPM)
GPU load up to 99%, last log entry it jumped from 90 to 39
full 256 MB memory usage
dynamic memory usage 48MB
12.31V
VDDC 1.086V
MVDDC 1.602V
VDDC current (quite varying) between 11.8 and 46.5
VDDC current IN between 1.1 and 4.3
Link to the whole log: Download Link to the log
(click the "small" download button in the middle...)
I run prime95 also for like 10min. The temperature and everything seemed ok. This isn't reliable but I'd say this at least hints that it's not really the CPU failing here.
So my resulting question is of course: Can someone help me?
I don't really feel like handing my GPU or Motherboard back if it can be prevented and maybe there's something I should/could check to fix this(?)
Thanks for any help!
Regards
ABBDVD
I set up a brand new system and now after installing windows, graphics drivers, ... the graphic card seems to fail under light load already. I can start the computer up and it runs relatively stable just browsing... but when running a game like League of Legends, BF3 or a stress test (I used MSIKombustor 2.3) the graphic card fails in less than 5minutes. The monitor just turns black and the system still seems to run but there's nothing you can do anymore. I hard reboot the computer after a couple minutes with nothing happening changing.
My system setup is the following:
-i5 2500k
-Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo cpu cooler
-Carbide 400R Tower
-Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 motherboard
-Crucial m4 SSD 64GB (contains the "system" except for the "Users" folder which I moved to my HD with an 'unattended xml install tweak')
-Samsung HD103SJ F3
-Super Flower Golden Green Pro SF-650P14XE (650W PSU)
-Corsair CMX8GX3M2A1333C9, 2x4GB, DDR3-1333 RAM
-Windows 7 Home 64bit
-SyncMaster S24A450MW 24'' monitor (1920x1200px)
And the GPU: Sapphire HD 7950 OC Dual Fan 3GB
I didn't overclock anything (yet). The BIOS settings are default except for some little things as boot order, no MB start screen, ...
I got the newest Catalyst Control Center installed and the MB drivers.
I let GPU-Z log me what happens.... so I let the stress test run:
GPU Core clock is constant 900MHz
GPU memory clock constant 1250MHz
temperature went up to a maximum of 44°C
Fan speed max 25% (1210RPM)
GPU load up to 99%, last log entry it jumped from 90 to 39
full 256 MB memory usage
dynamic memory usage 48MB
12.31V
VDDC 1.086V
MVDDC 1.602V
VDDC current (quite varying) between 11.8 and 46.5
VDDC current IN between 1.1 and 4.3
Link to the whole log: Download Link to the log
(click the "small" download button in the middle...)
I run prime95 also for like 10min. The temperature and everything seemed ok. This isn't reliable but I'd say this at least hints that it's not really the CPU failing here.
So my resulting question is of course: Can someone help me?
I don't really feel like handing my GPU or Motherboard back if it can be prevented and maybe there's something I should/could check to fix this(?)
Thanks for any help!
Regards
ABBDVD