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the closest stores to me are Makromedia Links and system specs i7 4770 cpu evga gtx 980 superclocked acx 2.0 gpu 8gb ram msi z87-g45 mobo antec gx505 case 1TB hdd and 2TB hdd h80i v2 cpu cooling

that is a really good psu will probably get one

ok my bad for not providing specs its a Real Power ECO Silent 500 i got it as a replacement for my previous psu which was crap and was crashing my pc even at low-medium load and my budget is about 60-70$ (~500kn in my country)

ok update: win10 seems to have done it , its not crashing anymore

Ok so my psu can provide 33 amps But my gpu needs 42 Should i upgrade it ?

will do that tomorrow cuz its 21:40 here and will say what happened

yeah, i have a usb drive with only win10 installation files so i will go with that

ok i will my brother has win10 and he is pretty happy with it so far

i have an ssd in my box of pc stuff ( ) so i will try with win10 on it

yes

and also am planning to go to win10

i probably will replace my psu i just have to get some money for it

oh lol it was like 3-4 year ago and its win 7 64 bit

Yes they are

Hi guys I have been experiencing GPU issues for a while now and i am looking for a solution My PC specs are: CPU : i7 4770 (non-k) CPU Cooler : H80i V2 GPU : EVGA GTX 980 Superclocked ACX 2.0 RAM : HyperX (2*4GB) Kit ( HX318C10FBK2/8 ) PSU : RealPower ECO Silent Series 500W Motherboard : MSI Z87-G45 Storage : 1TB HDD and 2TB HDD Case : Antec GX505 Window Case fans : 2 rear( H80i V2 ) , 2 on top and 2 in front My issues are in form of crashes, to be exact : gray-ish or orange-ish crashes When a crash occurs the PC locks up with my monitor being gray-ish or orange-ish and I am forced to restart it The keyboard can work for 5 secs max ( "numlock" can turn the light on/off) and then even that locks up Sometimes the reset button does not do anything ! The crashes happen in GPU intensive games when something sudden happens and then *bam* crash So far it crashes is GTA V (rarely) , Dark Souls 3 (sometimes) and Rise of the Tomb Raider (always(cant even start playing)) I have tried swapping drivers , fiddled around in MSI afterburner and nothing helps FurMark testing goes without problem (no crashes) with GPU temps never over 75 ) I have blamed my GPU drivers for a while but now I think that the power supply is the culprit My previous PC was a Q9550 on air cooling and gtx 760 3gb OEM but the power supply is the same one The GPU needs two 6-pin connectors The PSU has one 6+2 pin connector directly plugged in to the GPU but the other 6-pin is molex-to-6pin and is shared with 4 fans and fan controller Also the PSU can deliver(according to sticker) only 33 Amps compared to the 42 required !!! (My old GPU only needed 30 Amps) But then when i play Ashes of the Singularity GPU is 100% load and no crash ? Im really tired of troubleshooting and could use some help If my PSU is really the problem i will GLADLY get rid of it Regards