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How to undervolt my 770

Billy_Mays
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2 minutes ago, Hunter259 said:

I mean, no? Unless you are being a moron bending the board or scratching it. It's not like they are fused together.

Ok it's that I want to play games better and what should I clean it off with and I can't remember what's my TIM removal but it's rubbing alcohol 50% I think 

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Just now, Billy_Mays said:

Ok it's that I want to play games better and what should I clean it off with and I can't remember what's my TIM removal but it's rubbing alcohol 50% I think 

That would work fine. Just let it dry for a bit. Just make sure you have decent TIM to put back on it.

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Just now, Hunter259 said:

That would work fine. Just let it dry for a bit. Just make sure you have decent TIM to put back on it.

Stuff from my M9A will that work?

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Stuff from my M9A will that work?

I guess? I have no idea how good it is but i guess it would work. Just make sure it has enough.

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1 hour ago, Zando Bob said:

He's working on that. But he still needs to be able to game while he waits, and his only other alternative is a funky laptop with an i3 and iGPU. 

Then I'd use the funky laptop and do whatever gaming I still could (admittedly it helps in my case that I play a ton of RimWorld), but I would not trust this PSU.

 

A 450 Watt PSU should be able to run a typical gaming system with a GTX 770 at factory settings. That system should draw well under 400 Watts at load, even in something like FurMark. The fact that it can't suggests to me that this is more than just a simple matter of output vs. demand, and that undervolting the card isn't really addressing the underlying problem.

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10 minutes ago, typographie said:

Then I'd use the funky laptop and do whatever gaming I still could (admittedly it helps in my case that I play a ton of RimWorld), but I would not trust this PSU.

 

A 450 Watt PSU should be able to run a typical gaming system with a GTX 770 at factory settings. That system should draw well under 400 Watts at load, even in something like FurMark. The fact that it can't suggests to me that this is more than just a simple matter of output vs. demand, and that undervolting the card isn't really addressing the underlying problem.

I tried a Cinebench OpenGL it didnt get into where I see the cars moving around before it crashed and i have no OC on it what so ever

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24 minutes ago, Hunter259 said:

I guess? I have no idea how good it is but i guess it would work. Just make sure it has enough.

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36 minutes ago, Billy_Mays said:

I tried a Cinebench OpenGL it didnt get into where I see the cars moving around before it crashed and i have no OC on it what so ever

I think this just underscores my point. This doesn't sound like a particularly heavy workload, and thus probably not even a very high power draw. So I don't necessarily agree that undervolting the card is the solution.

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1 minute ago, typographie said:

I think this just underscores my point. This doesn't sound like a particularly heavy workload, and thus probably not even a very high power draw. So I don't necessarily agree that undervolting the card is the solution.

Ok what do you think is the problem 

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1 minute ago, Billy_Mays said:

Ok what do you think is the problem 

The problem could indeed be the power supply. But if it can't even handle a load like this, then I worry it's in pretty bad shape. A healthy 450 Watt power supply should do what you're trying to do. If it were my own hardware, the solution I would trust is a new power supply.

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27 minutes ago, typographie said:

The problem could indeed be the power supply. But if it can't even handle a load like this, then I worry it's in pretty bad shape. A healthy 450 Watt power supply should do what you're trying to do. If it were my own hardware, the solution I would trust is a new power supply.

Ok and my local buy and sell doesn't have and good PSUs 

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1 hour ago, typographie said:

The problem could indeed be the power supply. But if it can't even handle a load like this, then I worry it's in pretty bad shape. A healthy 450 Watt power supply should do what you're trying to do. If it were my own hardware, the solution I would trust is a new power supply.

Yeah furmark just instantly crashes

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