Re: PSU or graphics card?
That sounds more GPU related, but it could be anything to be fair. Do you have a different GPU to switch it out for?
It'd help if you had some sort of temperature monitoring going on - what's the temp of you GPU?
I use HWMonitor to keep an eye on my rig
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
GPU should not really exceed 90C. Some think that's even a bit high.
Re: PSU or graphics card?
yes, definately,
I had logs running from gpu-z and it hardly ever reaches 70
definately doesnt go anywhere near 90
Re: PSU or graphics card?
also forgot to add, i dont have any graphics card that i can swap it out for,
just waiting for the 28nm goodness to arrive next year!
Re: PSU or graphics card?
Try re-installing the graphics driver(s)
Anything in the system logs?
Re: PSU or graphics card?
i had tried loads of different drivers on the card, but its the same! havent tried the lastest catalyst yet
also theres nothing that i can find in the logs
Re: PSU or graphics card?
As far as the rma goes if you are in the UK then it is the company that you bought the item from that you have the contract with, so if you do need to rma the psu or gpu (if in warrenty) just contact the shop you bought it from. They will need to swap it out for a similar item if the manufacturer is no longer around.
Be aware that if it comes to a refund you will not get all your money back as they will subtract an amount for wear and tear and it is legal for them to do so, so best to push for a replacement over a refund.
Cam