GTX 960 No Video input Win Pro10 32Bit

[Azteco]

So i bought a ''Used GTX960'' From a friend and installed it and  booted my new pc. Everything was going good and started to play some games and after playing for about 30min i got a black screen and then it said (No Video Input) Then i restarted it and played another game and it crashed even faster this time about 15-20 min now i can only play two games and that is FS17 and Crossout in windowed only. Why This ?!?!?!!????

 

 

:Spec:

Operating System Windows 10 Pro 32-bit

 

PowerS 520w ''Older'' with a adapter for GPU 

MotherBoard MSI Z170A-G45 GAMING

Ram 8,00GB Single-Channel 1070MHz ''Temporary''

GPU 4095MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960

CPU Intel Core i5 6600K @ 3.50GHz  Skylake

Maybe not necessary but. Screen Philips 220E (1920x1080@60Hz)

[Fasauceome]

why u gotta use 32 bit????

that aside, have you checked temps? also that adapter is worrying

[Azteco]

Well i was going to use 64Bit but my brothers disk broke and i needed a pc so i took  my dads 32Bit going to get 64Bit son. Well the adapter from the PowerSupply to GPU is because its an older PowerS so i had to buy a 4 pin to 8 and that worries me to that its the problem  

 

[Fasauceome]

2 minutes ago, Azteco said:

Well i was going to use 64Bit but my brothers disk broke and i needed a pc so i took  my dads 32Bit going to get 64Bit son. Well the adapter from the PowerSupply to GPU is because its an older PowerS so i had to buy a 4 pin to 8 and that worries me to that its the problem  

 

nooooooo my poor boy

4 pin to 8 pin? which 4 pin? cpu or molex? molex is bad but CPU is far worse. (also harder to find, so maybe it's not that bad) long story short, get a real power supply. That one just won't cut it, it wasn't designed for the system you have.

[Azteco]

well i don't know much in this part of pc parts but heres a link were i bought it and they said it will work as good as a newer Supply https://www.inet.se/produkt/8600924/4-pin-till-8-pin-stromadaper Its in Swedish but hope it helps

 

[KingArchlich]

The PSU shouldnt be that much of a kneecapper for this set. As long as overclocking isnt a factor it would run within reasonable limits. Still with that setup to do "heavy" gaming, a 600 would be minimum. The biggest factor would be the 32 bit. With lower end games your memory cap wont be that bad on 32. However, with more data flow it takes more to move and you just can't really keep up with that power supply. While the PSU normally wouldn't be the killer, with it running 32 that is what tipped it over the hill.

[Fasauceome]

Just now, Azteco said:

well i don't know much in this part of pc parts but heres a link were i bought it and they said it will work as good as a newer Supply https://www.inet.se/produkt/8600924/4-pin-till-8-pin-stromadaper Its in Swedish but hope it helps

 

it truly is as bad as i thought. That adapter comes off of a power delivery component that simply does not feed the graphics card correctly. Your system probably crashes as a result of improper power delivery. these kinds of cables should only be used with low demand,non critical devices, if at all.

[Azteco]

Well that's Good and bad news i guess so what PSU should be best i mean i dont have much money now but if i need to get  a bit prizy well ok 

 

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, Azteco said:

Well that's Good and bad news i guess so what PSU should be best i mean i dont have much money now but if i need to get  a bit prizy well ok 

 

seems like not a very demanding system, so you check out something like the corsair CX450m or something. Check out the tier list in Cases and Power supplies, and look around for stuff in tiers 4 and up. Also, use PCPartPicker.com to search components. you can find power supplies and sort your searches by price, wattage, and much more.

[Azteco]

30 minutes ago, KingArchlich said:

The PSU shouldnt be that much of a kneecapper for this set. As long as overclocking isnt a factor it would run within reasonable limits. Still with that setup to do "heavy" gaming, a 600 would be minimum. The biggest factor would be the 32 bit. With lower end games your memory cap wont be that bad on 32. However, with more data flow it takes more to move and you just can't really keep up with that power supply. While the PSU normally wouldn't be the killer, with it running 32 that is what tipped it over the hill.

Any 600 you would recommend??

[Fasauceome]

35 minutes ago, KingArchlich said:

The PSU shouldnt be that much of a kneecapper for this set. As long as overclocking isnt a factor it would run within reasonable limits. Still with that setup to do "heavy" gaming, a 600 would be minimum. The biggest factor would be the 32 bit. With lower end games your memory cap wont be that bad on 32. However, with more data flow it takes more to move and you just can't really keep up with that power supply. While the PSU normally wouldn't be the killer, with it running 32 that is what tipped it over the hill.

Is this supposed to mean 600 watts? If so, as a "minimum" that's overkill.

[Azteco]

well if i will upgrade the GPU sooner to a GTX1050TI then ill  will get some that can handle that upgrade 

 

[Fasauceome]

2 minutes ago, Azteco said:

well if i will upgrade the GPU sooner to a GTX1050TI then ill  will get some that can handle that upgrade 

 

1050 ti uses even less power

it also does not need PCIe power cables going in, depending on what you get, so you might want to consider that as an alternative.

[Azteco]

well i need at least to get a new PSU that is Modular

 

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, Azteco said:

well i need at least to get a new PSU that is Modular

 

not necessarily. non modular power supplies are almost always cheaper, but not really worse in any way. you just need a budget PSU.

[Azteco]

well my current is a non modular and thats  why i has to use a adapter for the GPU aint that right  ??? 

[Fasauceome]

Just now, Azteco said:

well my current is a non modular and thats  why i has to use a adapter for the GPU aint that right  ??? 

well your current is a cheapo PSU but I power my 1070 with a non modular PSU because it actually has the PCIe power cables. You just need something well equipped enough. Modular just lets you clean up the case by removing non essential cables.

[Azteco]

Just now, Azteco said:

well my current is a non modular and thats  why i has to use a adapter for the GPU aint that right  ??? 

or its just that its a older PSU right?!

 

[Fasauceome]

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139201&ignorebbr=1&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-PCPartPicker, LLC-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=3938566&SID=

 

it's on sale and there's a mail in rebate. Get it while you can.

[Azteco]

i just looked up and rek watt for my components is 393W so that 450 will enough?  

 

[Azteco]

and i will need to get 64Bit cuz 32Bit cuts ram to 4g only

 

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, Azteco said:

i just looked up and rek watt for my components is 393W so that 450 will enough?  

 

yeah most definitely. keep in mind, 393 is when everything is at 100%, a rare scenario. And 400 out of 450 is still only about 80%, so well within safe margins.

[Fasauceome]

Just now, Azteco said:

and i will need to get 64Bit cuz 32Bit cuts ram to 4g only

 

yes, that too.

[Azteco]

Well Thanks for your'e support 

[O9B0666]

1 hour ago, fasauceome said:

Is this supposed to mean 600 watts? If so, as a "minimum" that's overkill.

Overkill for today but what happens when in a year and OP decides to upgrade more? Spend 50 today for a cheapo then 65 in a year for better? Better to "overkill" now and not spend money twice on the same thing twice.