will do. i am running the WD HDD tool on the Gaming drive right now. passed a quick test. it has 34 min remaining on the extended. so far so good.
and as of right now i just have my one video card in.
once this is done i will try the other card in both slots
so the Gaming drive Passed both quick and extended tests.
So when I switched cards to the one I took out the computer did it again. I put the other one back in and it's been stable ever since
thanks for all your help essenbe.
i always come to this site when i'm having trouble and each time people just like you make solving computer issues go alot smoother.
i build my own computer and am very tech savy but when it comes to fine problems like this crap i'm not the smartest ha.
thanks again for all your help.
I will post if anything else comes up.
cheers!
Be sure to let us know if there is anything else we can do to help. I know it's a big blow to you and I'm really sorry. Just for curiosity, I'd like to know how it goes for you. EVGA won't replace that card with the same model. I don't think they have any more. They will replace it with a newer model, if it's still under warranty. I'll be happy to help if I can.
I already contacted EVGA. I got the card on eBay to be able to sli. I got it October of last year. But they said it was sold to the previous owner in 2010. And even tho it was registered to me less than a year ago it is not under warranty anymore 😒. Guess I just gotta take the loss . I don't wanna upgrade to a 780 because they have been our for awhile and if I upgrade I wanna get the new 800 series when it comes out
The 880 and 870 should be out in October is what I hear. If the reports are right the 880 is supposed to be around 20-30% faster than the 780 TI.
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