BSOD playing Neverwinter, Warframe, etc. BCCode: 1000007e

Androshi · 22 Sep 2014

Arc said:

The PSU itself is good, but PSUs keep failing. And, testing the PSU in hand requires some good knowledge of electrical.

It would be better to see the DM log output again, containing the crash dump as stated in post #17.

Just another quick question here's a link to a screenshot I took of the activity level temp and fan speed of my graphics card running default settings on Neverwinter the temp reaches around 70-80 C is this really ok?

Arc · 23 Sep 2014

It is usually said that 70 degrees is not any abnormal temperature for a graphics card. But if you are worried, you may apply a graphics card cooler there.

Androshi · 26 Sep 2014

Arc said:

It is usually said that 70 degrees is not any abnormal temperature for a graphics card. But if you are worried, you may apply a graphics card cooler there.

Quick question I was wondering if a EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 750 G 80 PLUS GOLD Certified 750W Active PFC ATX12V v2.31/EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Full Modular PSU would be compatible with my current system.

my specs:
Model: HP Pavillion P6000 series p6744y
CPU: Dual-Core CPU E5800 @ 3.20GHz
Motherboard: FOXCONN 2A8C (CPU 1)
Motherboard chipset: Intel 641 (eaglelake) + ICH7
Memory: 4.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 399MHz (6-6-6-15)
Storage: 931GB Seagate ST31000340NS ATA Device (SATA)
Video Card: 1024MB ATI AMD Radeon HD 6700 Series (Diamond)
Case: HP Pavillion p6744y
Power Supply: RocketFish 500W 80+
Optical Drive: hp DVD A DH16ABLH ATA Device
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1

essenbe · 26 Sep 2014

Androshi, from everything I can tell, it would be compatible. The only thing to be concerned about would be your case. Many of the OEM's use non standard cases. The PSU in question is a standard ATX size, which means it will fit in most any standard size case. But, that does not mean it will fit many OEM cases. The listing from where you are looking to buy it, should list the dimensions of the PSU. Just measure your case, and see if it will fit. Otherwise, it should be fine. You should also look at the connections of the motherboard connections and make sure they are standard connections. Many OEMs will make non standard connections too.

ICIT2LOL · 27 Sep 2014

My 2cents Androshi punch the components into this and see what size PSU you require and it will suggest a minimum and recommended size (gives a little more leeway.

eXtreme Power Supply Calculator

Androshi · 30 Sep 2014

Arc said:

It is usually said that 70 degrees is not any abnormal temperature for a graphics card. But if you are worried, you may apply a graphics card cooler there.

I just installed my New PSU into my computer and played Neverwinter on low settings still because my graphics card is making loud noises and the temp skyrockets everytime I put the game on default settings and after a couple of hours my computer just froze and shut down does this mean something is wrong with my graphics card?

Arc · 30 Sep 2014

As you are suspecting it, stress test the Graphics Card using Furmark.
Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark

If the stress test goes fine but the issue continues as it is, you may apply any other card there on a test basis, to see how it goes.

Androshi · 30 Sep 2014

Arc said:

As you are suspecting it, stress test the Graphics Card using Furmark.
Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark

If the stress test goes fine but the issue continues as it is, you may apply any other card there on a test basis, to see how it goes.

Well before I do that stress test again I'd like to wait for my order of canned air to come so I can try spraying the unknown dust maybe under the graphics fan that may cause the insane temp increase before doing so. I appreciate your response though

Arc · 30 Sep 2014

OK, wait for dusting. Let us know the situation after doing it.

Androshi · 04 Oct 2014

Arc said:

OK, wait for dusting. Let us know the situation after doing it.

Well I dusted it off using canned air and tried to play something and it crashed again in less than a minute into gaming. I'm guessing the second solution is thermal paste? If that doesn't work a new video card than?