New
#11
Sorry, run it at default settings.
BSOD on Windows Update; BSOD when playing games
-
-
New #12
Ran it at default settings, it still didnt create a log for me and it didnt stop after passing 10 minutes. Temperature capped ad 82C and looked like it cant go up any further. 20fps
-
New #13
Okay is your PSU sending the right Wattage to your PC?
-
New #14
How can i make sure if it does?
These are my components:
PSU: OCZ CoreXStream Series 500W ATX Non-Modular
CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 Quad Core 965 Black Edition 3.4GHz
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6670
RAM: Good Ram DDR3 4096MB PC1333 CL9
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Blue WD5000AAKX ATA
MOBO: ASRock 970 PRO3 AMD 970 Socket AM3
Pretty sure the power supply is good enough?Last edited by fruitbrute; 28 Jan 2015 at 08:08.
-
New #15
No, i mean if the PSU is sending the right wattage to the PSU. Simply is the PSU sending the right power to your PC. Is it too much power or too low or is it just normal. If it is sending the right put some stress on the CPU with IntelBurnTest CPU - Stress Test Using IntelBurnTest
-
New #16
Sorry for perhaps a silly question, but what if it doesnt send the right power and i do the CPU stress test? How do i make sure the wattage is correct?
On the other hand, HWiNFO reports my CPU current temperature in idle at 45C while maximum operating temperature for my CPU is 62C. The guide says i shouldnt run the stress test if theres a difference of less than 20C between idle and max operating temp.
AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition - HDZ965FBK4DGM / HDZ965FBGMBOX
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...24/hwinfo1.PNG
Note that i was monitoring the temperatures of my CPU before and these "crashes" happened even in idle, while temperature was at around 45C.
Also i have noticed that temperature can go up to 70C when i do lots of things at once, and it doesnt have to crash at that time - in fact rarely does, unless i play games then its random.Last edited by fruitbrute; 28 Jan 2015 at 16:26.
-
-
New #18
Standard test (there is no "low") - After like 10 seconds it reaches 68C and CPU fan just barely starts rolling, im guessing by the time it reaches its highest power CPU would have like 80C.
Edit: I think fan doesnt matter, even at its highest power the temperature keeps rising reaching 70C very quickly then i stop the test.
-
-
New #20
In this PC only the GPU.
Quote
Related Discussions