New GPU problem pc shutdown

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  1. Posts : 13
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #1

    New GPU problem pc shutdown


    Good Evening everybody

    Bought today my new GPU (Nvidia 550GTX Ti 1GB GDDR5) cause my old(8800 GTS 640Mb) burned...My problem now is that whenever i open a game my pc shuts down without restarting.Tried benchmarking GPU and at the first 5 seconds it shuts down my whole pc...if i'm not playing games and just surf the internet watch movies it works just fine...
    My PSU is Nitrox SL-550 which seemed to work good with my last GPU..

    Any help would be appreciated.
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  2. Posts : 6,741
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       #2

    Can you first fill in your System Specs and we'll go from there.
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  3. Posts : 3,118
    Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #3

    hi sanias and welcome to Seven forums
    If this is your power supply Virtalähteet - INTERTECH Nitrox SL-550W POWER SUPPLY ATX2.2, 88882077, 37.00? | Tietokonekauppa.fi verkkokauppa i would take a "guess" that it is what causing your issue. It is a budget psu and according to the spec's on the page i linked it has no pcie connector/cable to power your graphic card so i'm wondering how/what you're using to power the graphic card?

    The power supply is THE most important part of your pc and should never be cheaped out on.

    As Boozad said, knowing your system spec would help people to help you
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  4. Posts : 1,486
    Windows 10 Pro
       #4

    dido. its your PSU. also could be a driver issue. make sure you uninstalled your old drivers and installed the new nvidia drivers from their website
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    ganjiry said:
    If this is your power supply Virtalähteet - INTERTECH Nitrox SL-550W POWER SUPPLY ATX2.2, 88882077, 37.00? | Tietokonekauppa.fi verkkokauppa i would take a "guess" that it is what causing your issue. It is a budget psu and according to the spec's on the page i linked it has no pcie connector/cable to power your graphic card so i'm wondering how/what you're using to power the graphic card?

    The power supply is THE most important part of your pc and should never be cheaped out on.
    Good call.
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  6. Posts : 3,118
    Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #6

    Boozad said:
    ganjiry said:
    If this is your power supply Virtalähteet - INTERTECH Nitrox SL-550W POWER SUPPLY ATX2.2, 88882077, 37.00? | Tietokonekauppa.fi verkkokauppa i would take a "guess" that it is what causing your issue. It is a budget psu and according to the spec's on the page i linked it has no pcie connector/cable to power your graphic card so i'm wondering how/what you're using to power the graphic card?

    The power supply is THE most important part of your pc and should never be cheaped out on.
    Good call.
    Cheers
    It could still be something entirely different but i'd hazzard a guess that it's something to do with powering that gpu.
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    ganjiry said:
    Boozad said:
    ganjiry said:
    If this is your power supply Virtalähteet - INTERTECH Nitrox SL-550W POWER SUPPLY ATX2.2, 88882077, 37.00? | Tietokonekauppa.fi verkkokauppa i would take a "guess" that it is what causing your issue. It is a budget psu and according to the spec's on the page i linked it has no pcie connector/cable to power your graphic card so i'm wondering how/what you're using to power the graphic card?

    The power supply is THE most important part of your pc and should never be cheaped out on.
    Good call.
    Cheers
    It could still be something entirely different but i'd hazzard a guess that it's something to do with powering that gpu.
    It does sound likely when it's an immediate shutdown doesn't it?
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  8. Posts : 3,118
    Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #8

    Yeah but i think the pc wouldn't boot if there was no power going to the gpu, unless it manages to draw just enough power from the pcie slot to boot
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  9. Posts : 1,486
    Windows 10 Pro
       #9

    ganjiry said:
    Yeah but i think the pc wouldn't boot if there was no power going to the gpu, unless it manages to draw just enough power from the pcie slot to boot
    pci-e slot is 75W gpu draws 116W so thats only a 41W difference. which means that it could be getting just enough power from pcie.


    BTW recomended PSU for that card is 400W
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  10. Posts : 3,118
    Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1
       #10

    N00berG00ber said:
    ganjiry said:
    Yeah but i think the pc wouldn't boot if there was no power going to the gpu, unless it manages to draw just enough power from the pcie slot to boot
    pci-e slot is 75W gpu draws 116W so thats only a 41W difference. which means that it could be getting just enough power from pcie.


    BTW recomended PSU for that card is 400W
    Cheers chap
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