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    GTX 560 reset issue

     
    Basically I built a custom pc last week with these parts
    intel i5 3570-k 3.40ghz processor
    8 gigs of ram
    p8z77-v lx motherboard
    nvidia galaxy gtx 560 graphics card
    windows 7 64bit
    Whats happening is when i first started it up and played games it was fine..got a little hot but still worked.. a week and a few days later about 20 minutes into a game.for example crysis or skyrim, even on the recommended settings, the card shuts down,the screen goes black, it says no signal and I have to restart.
    This whole computer is brand new including the graphics card and I am completely stumped as to why this is happening.
    Ive even tried to reduce the core clock from 810 to 800 but no luck.
    If anyone knows whats up it would be appreciated. thanks

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    Its amazing that people consistently leave out the most likely culprit and in most cases the most important piece of equipment in their PC....
    The power supply...
    What brand is it, wattage, and what is the +12v Amperage?

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    haah funny thing is before i wrote this i told myself not to forget the psu
    anyway its a
    Thermaltake TR2 RX 80 plus bronze certified

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    i forgot to mention the tower as well, its an HAF coolermaster

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    which exact model of PSU? The TR2 RX is a series of units, which exact Wattage rating model is it?
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    sorry its 750 watts

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    I used to think it was a heating issue but i just literally played a game (which i lowered a few settings on) for 5 minutes and the card shut down..maybe a voltage problem somewhere? I have no clue

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    update: i used driver sweeper and reinstalled the newest drivers but im still getting the same problem...would switching pci-e slots make a difference?

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    It sounds like a heating issue. Try removing the case side cover and see if the system will run longer. I have the same case/psu with a 460 loaded with top/front/rear fans and barely maintain reasonable temps while gaming.

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    yea i leave the side panel open leaning on the case diagonally..at times i removed it fully...still no luck

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    I guess i might be screwed...time for a new card

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    what is the cards idle temps at desktop?
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    they fluxuate between 40 and 57 degrees celcius

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    it should be running cooler at idle, but then depends on the ambient room temps.

    Mine with my AC on behind the PC runs between 20-35C usually at idle, but my card is a GTX 560 Ti, runs a bit higher in clock speed and has more cores.


    sometimes it will peak around 40C at idle, but my at load temps currently with AC on, never really go over 70C, usually between 40 and 60-ish.


    Whats your CPU temps? Is the CPU Overclocked at all?

    What Speed RAM are you running, and at what speed is it currently set at?

    What CPU Cooler are you using?

    Are you sure all your case fans are facing in the right direction for intake and exhaust?

    Which CM HAF case do you have ( there's more than one), do you have the PSU oriented in the right direction, the fan should be taking air in from under the case.
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    the cpu temp is between 30 and 40 not overclocked
    the ram is ddr3 corsair vengeance 8 gig, im not sure the speed, the guys at the store assembled the computer for me
    the cpu cooler is the standard one that came with the i5
    the fans are facing properly
    not sure about the tower..it just says HAF coolermaster on it
    the psu is in the right direction
    also, i make sure the room is well cooled, we have central air in the house.

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    if its Vengeance RAM like I have, its at least 1600MHz rated, but may or may not be running at 1600, may be at 1066 or 1333 like I have currently. Some Vengeance is rated at 1800+ and higher.


    Download and run CPUz, CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting

    Check the SPD tab and see what it says.
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    i also noticed the fan jumps from 40 degrees to 55 in a matter of seconds...how can it jump 15 degrees that fast? and the fan working properly

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    ok ill do that now

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    mines at 667 (667 x 2 = roughly 1333Mhz)
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    Quote Originally Posted by CAMILOGOD View Post
    i also noticed the fan jumps from 40 degrees to 55 in a matter of seconds...how can it jump 15 degrees that fast? and the fan working properly
    with out the heatsink the CPU can go from 0 to over 100C in a fraction of a second and fry, thats why it can go that fast.

    Doesn't take long or much to bump it 15C that quickly.

    a GPU is the same, can go from 0 to 100+ C in a fraction of a second with out any sort of cooling to wick away heat.
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