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Hey Guys!

Actually I was wondering if there's an issue with my graphic card GTX 970 or the game coz I run heaven benchmark and got an average of 55fps! But when I played fortnite it crash in few mins.

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How about determining if it's your GPU or CPU fault.

For CPU - Prime95 (blend)

For GPU - GPUPI

 

Also should monitor the temperatures of both

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3 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

How about determining if it's your GPU or CPU fault.

For CPU - Prime95 (blend)

For GPU - GPUPI

 

Also should monitor the temperatures of both

GPU was at 73°C the whole time on Heaven tho!

 

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5 minutes ago, Shark. . . said:

GPU was at 73°C the whole time on Heaven tho!

 

That's absolutelly acceptable, but testing Prime95 at least an hour, what are CPU max temps? If it does not fail.

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It may not even be the CPU or the GPU, a lot of the times the issue boils down to a faulty PSU. If you have another one lying around or have someone with a rig to test it, do that first before dropping $300 on a new CPU/GPU only to maybe get the same issue

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21 hours ago, Tan3l6 said:

That's absolutelly acceptable, but testing Prime95 at least an hour, what are CPU max temps? If it does not fail.

I'm on stock cooler so is it safe to run prime95?

And I'm running on CX430!

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34 minutes ago, Shark. . . said:

I'm on stock cooler so is it safe to run prime95?

And I'm running on CX430!

In modern CPU-s there is not too high of a chance to damage them with excessive heat. 

If temps reach 100C then there's a problem.

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27 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

In modern CPU-s there is not too high of a chance to damage them with excessive heat. 

If temps reach 100C then there's a problem.

CPU temps are around 80°C 

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27 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

In modern CPU-s there is not too high of a chance to damage them with excessive heat. 

If temps reach 100C then there's a problem.

I've tried Far Cry Primal tho! I Started Benchmark and it crashed after 5 second!

Is This GPU fault! PSU fault? I'm so scared!

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22 hours ago, Djole123 said:

It may not even be the CPU or the GPU, a lot of the times the issue boils down to a faulty PSU. If you have another one lying around or have someone with a rig to test it, do that first before dropping $300 on a new CPU/GPU only to maybe get the same issue

I'm currently on CX430 should I try another psu?

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Just now, Shark. . . said:

I'm currently on CX430 should I try another psu?

Maybe try Display Driver Uninstaller to remove all traces of driver remnants and install the latest drivers.

Though seems strange tht crashes only in games if it is so...

 

PSU in this case  I doubt is to blame, but if everything else fails, might be worth a try.

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Just now, Tan3l6 said:

Maybe try Display Driver Uninstaller to remove all traces of driver remnants and install the latest drivers.

Though seems strange tht crashes only in games if it is so...

You Mean DDU?

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3 hours ago, Tan3l6 said:

Maybe try Display Driver Uninstaller to remove all traces of driver remnants and install the latest drivers.

Though seems strange tht crashes only in games if it is so...

 

PSU in this case  I doubt is to blame, but if everything else fails, might be worth a try.

Let it be friends. The problem was with graphic card!!??‍♂️??‍♂️?? Sorry to disturb you guys!

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