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There you have it then :\ ..
As a final test before you rush out and get a new PSU.
You can take your card and stress it on a friends PC, one with a capable PSU,
and see if it freezes / bug checks again.
There you have it then :\ ..
As a final test before you rush out and get a new PSU.
You can take your card and stress it on a friends PC, one with a capable PSU,
and see if it freezes / bug checks again.
How do we know its the PSU?
Is there possibly a stress test less intensive than Furmark I could test? (just trying to think of other ways to diagnose and stuff)
Like, how do we know the games etc. I run are as intensive as Furmark is? D: because I last less than a minute on furmark but have previously been able to play games for hours :s
Games (98% of them) are not as intensive as Furmark that is the exact point of it much like Prime95.
you can maybe try and run at a lower resolution but I don't consider that a good representation.
okay :P
I'm going to test stress test http://www.evga.com/ocscanner/ to check results etc.
I've never heard of the nVidia software to be honest, and judging by the links above the "Compliance Analyzer"
I don't it's for Windows 7.
Can you link to where you read about nVidia not liking Furmark?
ahaha okay, well I'm seeing about borrowing a PSU etc. and I will see if I can test the GPU in a friends system tomorrow =]
The system bottled on the ocscanner from EVGA too so yeah, you hit a goldmine with your assumption its the PSU/GPU XD
I'm leaning towards the the PSU more at the moment to be frank.
As for the bug checks I believe it's a combination of both the faulty PSU and the XBOX driver
which is a know BSOD cause, seeing how the bug checks stopped immediately after you stopped using it.
Thanks for the added info :), keep us informed.
ahhah yeah XD silly xbox controller :c forcing me to become a true PC gamer now using keyboard 100% of the time :3
Erm I have downclocked my GPU from 850MHz to 820MHz in MSI Afterburner.. gonna test BF3 see If I crash or not =]