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so this last month.. alienware laptop one or both graphic cards have a problem, my older I7 920 the 

water cooling pump died yesterday, but on the 28 dec 2013 i bought a new system because i wanted to upgrade

 

System now reboots no blue screen when gpu is under load

 

4770k

asus z87 formula

16 gb skill 2133 memory

msi gaming 780 ti

1 tb samsung evo

corsair 900d did not put side or top panel back

 

corsair 850HX  psu from my older system

 

i did run the graphic card my older system and even overclocked it no prob and played games, even put

te valley numbers  here.

 

ive done some research but i think people can understand this is just to much crap happen all the same time

kinda depressing

 

so please help would be good.

 

so far ive done prime95 cpu got hot but system did not reboot.

afterburner to monitor and kumbuster sometimes reboots, ive only run it a few minutes

 

valley benchmark reboots all the time

 

system is running overclock by default cpu 3.9

windows is a new install

motherboard bios updated

graphic card latest driver

 

dont think its a temp thing cpu runs under tdp, gpu some 68 to 72

 

please help a guy who right now is at work using the pc there and at home used his ps4 for internet browsing...

 

tks in advance

 

ps anyone here have the 780 ti twin frozer like me? the cooling pipes are burning hot and this motherboard has the mem sticks close

English is my second language so be kind :)

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What are the temps on the gpu and cpu?

A system can indeed suddenly reboot under severe temperatures.

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Your new PC is less than 2 weeks old and is already causing troubles, use the warranty and have them fix it for you.  Most likely it's either a GPU defect or a PSU defect, since is only when under load.

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gpu 68 to 72

cpu 97 prime 95 asus board overclocked it to 3.9mhz

the gpu in my i7 920 4.0 mhz and x58 motherboard with same psu never had a problem

thats why i dont understand.

i can exchange parts but they wont fix it since i put it together

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gpu 68 to 72

cpu 97 prime 95 asus board overclocked it to 3.9mhz

the gpu in my i7 920 4.0 mhz and x58 motherboard with same psu never had a problem

thats why i dont understand.

i can exchange parts but they wont fix it since i put it together

 

97 degrees? Holy shit! I think that may be your issue. Most cpu's will shutdown the system at temperatures like that to prevent damage. Underclock it for the time being and buy a new cpu cooler when you can. What is it at the moment? 

export PS1='\[\033[1;30m\]┌╼ \[\033[1;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[1;30m\] ╾╼ \[\033[0;34m\]\w\[\033[0;36m\]\n\[\033[1;30m\]└╼ \[\033[1;37m\]'


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97 degrees? Holy shit! I think that may be your issue. Most cpu's will shutdown the system at temperatures like that to prevent damage. Underclock it for the time being and buy a new cpu cooler when you can. What is it at the moment? 

Yeah this. Get a new CPU Cooler or check the thermal paste.

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new motherboard took some time to find out:) so now at stock its under 80

just did a 1h memtest

 

80 under load yes? now try replicating the crashes and see if it'll do it. If it doesn't, the cpu temps were the problem and you'll solve the issue by upgrading the cpu cooler and it's thermal paste. Refrain from overclocking on the intel stock cooler.

export PS1='\[\033[1;30m\]┌╼ \[\033[1;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[1;30m\] ╾╼ \[\033[0;34m\]\w\[\033[0;36m\]\n\[\033[1;30m\]└╼ \[\033[1;37m\]'


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just did did the valley benchmark and pc restarted again no blue screen, just removed the graphic card gone test intel gpu

i have a radeon 5870, think i should use that also?

 

and yes under 80 using prime 95

 

no crash with intel gpu

now on to 5870

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just did did the valley benchmark and pc restarted again no blue screen, just removed the graphic card gone test intel gpu

i have a radeon 5870, think i should use that also?

 

and yes under 80 using prime 95

 

Doesn't sound like your cpu then. Yeah, give the 5870 a go. Remember to use driver sweeper in safe mode to uninstall the existing nvidia drivers to rule out any conflicts.

export PS1='\[\033[1;30m\]┌╼ \[\033[1;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[1;30m\] ╾╼ \[\033[0;34m\]\w\[\033[0;36m\]\n\[\033[1;30m\]└╼ \[\033[1;37m\]'


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well unless the 780 ti is sucking a shit load of power the ati 5870 run valley benchmark with no problem.

no reboot.

what i dont get is that the 780 ti ran fine on this power supply on another pc i have, did it just die after few days working what are ods

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well unless the 780 ti is sucking a shit load of power the ati 5870 run valley benchmark with no problem.

no reboot.

what i dont get is that the 780 ti ran fine on this power supply on another pc i have, did it just die after few days working what are ods

It is your GPU, RMA it.

Also it MIGHT (doubt it) be your PSU. I don't know the 12v amperage on the corsair 850HX  psu, but if it isn't enough the TI could be causing your system to reboot because the PSU is struggling to power it.

EDIT: NVM, not the PSU 850HX has a single +12V rail design providing up to 70A, more than enough for a TI.

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Doesn't sound like your cpu then. Yeah, give the 5870 a go. Remember to use driver sweeper in safe mode to uninstall the existing nvidia drivers to rule out any conflicts.

tks for the tip, i knew about this but the frustration made me forget

radeon 5870 40amps and 500w psu

nvidia 780 ti 42amps 600w psu

 

corsair hx850  850w and Single +12V rail design providing up to 70A

 

hard part what finding out if it was the motherboard or not and i still dont know if it is ok.

you would figure motherboard companies would have by now develop a software diagnosis for motherboards, even a simple one

 

also this link might be helpfull for some people who forget that video card is not only psu watts 

http://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/printer/power-requirements-for-graphics-cards

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so update went to canadacomputers and exchanged my msi 780 ti gaming ($750) for a new one was fast and simple, employee and service was the best i had there ever, kudos to the people working there. also just in case i got a  new psu EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G2 1000W 80Plus Gold Certified 

installed and so far so good.

ran metro last light

kombusor and valley seems ok

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