GPU Overheating problem

[SpiralJew]

My GPU overheats constantly when playing games. But when it does overheat it overheats at 50 celsius or lower. I have purchased more fans and air is always moving and is cool. When it does overheat the screen goes black and says no signal and I have to hit restat for it to reboot. Because it does this I though maybe it was a PSU problem with not pushing enough power. Any idea if there's a way to fix this or a way to tell what peice of hardware is faulty. I have only owned this card for a couple months and has been doing this ever since I bought it.

[grayblizzard]

My GPU overheats constantly when playing games. But when it does overheat it overheats at 50 celsius or lower. I have purchased more fans and air is always moving and is cool. When it does overheat the screen goes black and says no signal and I have to hit restat for it to reboot. Because it does this I though maybe it was a PSU problem with not pushing enough power. Any idea if there's a way to fix this or a way to tell what peice of hardware is faulty. I have only owned this card for a couple months and has been doing this ever since I bought it.

this definitely sounds like a psu issue as most gpus can reach 70 degrees C right?

 

also whats your gpu and are you sure its not your cpu?

[Pugs501]

What GPU!?

Also your spec list please?

[itachipirate]

What GPU!?

Also your spec list please?

FX-6300, 750ti, 500w power supply. @SpiralJew did you change any fan curve settings? Update drivers and check it out with MSI afterburner. Motherboard is a 760 chipset so it could just be due to shitty VRM to the processor making a crazy bottleneck

[W-L]

My GPU overheats constantly when playing games. But when it does overheat it overheats at 50 celsius or lower. I have purchased more fans and air is always moving and is cool. When it does overheat the screen goes black and says no signal and I have to hit restat for it to reboot. Because it does this I though maybe it was a PSU problem with not pushing enough power. Any idea if there's a way to fix this or a way to tell what peice of hardware is faulty. I have only owned this card for a couple months and has been doing this ever since I bought it.

 

What GPU are you using and is there any overclocking on it?

[SpiralJew]

What GPU!?

Also your spec list please?

 

 

this definitely sounds like a psu issue as most gpus can reach 70 degrees C right?

 

also whats your gpu and are you sure its not your cpu?

AMD FX 6300

Nvidia 750 TI http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-750Ti-GDDR5-Graphics/dp/B00IDG3IDO

500 watt psu

12GB DDR3

Motherboard 760GM-P34FX

 

I was thinking it could have been my CPU but I'm mainly on the line of it being my PSU also need any other information?

[Pugs501]

I was thinking it could have been my CPU but I'm mainly on the line of it being my PSU also need any other information?

Which power Supply?

[SpiralJew]

FX-6300, 750ti, 500w power supply. @SpiralJew did you change any fan curve settings? Update drivers and check it out with MSI afterburner. Motherboard is a 760 chipset so it could just be due to shitty VRM to the processor making a crazy bottleneck

I put my fan curve a lot higher than it was

[SpiralJew]

Which power Supply?

Turbolink switching power supply

Model ATX XG500w

[W-L]

-SNIP-

 

At 50C it shouldn't shutdown your system or cause your screen to go black, can you test the GPU in another system or try stress testing to see if it does the same thing.

[SpiralJew]

At 50C it shouldn't shutdown your system or cause your screen to go black, can you test the GPU in another system or try stress testing to see if it does the same thing.

Ya I was thinking of trying it in another system but unable to use it at the moment.

[Pugs501]

Turbolink switching power supply

Model ATX XG500w

EWWWWWWWWWWWWW

Get yourself a WAY better Power Supply!

[W-L]

Ya I was thinking of trying it in another system but unable to use it at the moment.

 

Does this only happen when doing intensive tasks like gaming, your PSU isn't really a well known brand it might not be able to deliver isn't specified wattage or good quality power for that matter.

[SpiralJew]

EWWWWWWWWWWWWW

Get yourself a WAY better Power Supply!

so your saying that this is probably my problem and if so any idea which ones to purchase.

[Pugs501]

so your saying that this is probably my problem and if so any idea which ones to purchase.

Budget?

[SpiralJew]

Budget?

Probably 50-100$

[Pugs501]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_st?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A172282%2Cn%3A%21493964%2Cn%3A541966%2Cn%3A193870011%2Cn%3A1161760%2Cp_89%3AEVGA%2Cp_36%3A1253505011&qid=1439589084&bbn=1161760&sort=review-rank

[SpiralJew]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_st?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A172282%2Cn%3A%21493964%2Cn%3A541966%2Cn%3A193870011%2Cn%3A1161760%2Cp_89%3AEVGA%2Cp_36%3A1253505011&qid=1439589084&bbn=1161760&sort=review-rank

 

Does this only happen when doing intensive tasks like gaming, your PSU isn't really a well known brand it might not be able to deliver isn't specified wattage or good quality power for that matter.

Ok, thanks later I'll test my GPU in the other PC and gather my conclusion then.

[SpiralJew]

Bloop

 

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Hey guys, thanks for the help. I've concluded it to be my PSU, I tested it and it was fine and I've had a different GPU in there before and never ran into a problem besides the fact that it was the worst one ever. Also any guides or videos I can watch to give me a support on plugging everything in. Thanks again.