Computer shut down after installing GTX 780

Golden · 15 Dec 2013

Windows Update.

The drivers will be older, but they are Microsoft Certified, meaning they are more likely to be stable. We are doing this to test whether its a driver problem, or not.

Tobbe127 · 15 Dec 2013

Excuse my ignorance, but how will i do that? will windows make an update if it dont find drivers for my graphic card?

Golden · 15 Dec 2013

Yes.

Do the following:

1. Uninstall the NVidia driver
2. Reboot the computer
3. Run Windows Update - it will automatically find the appropriate driver for your card

carwiz · 15 Dec 2013

Also, reset your system back to defaults (timing and voltage) until you get a stable system. This is not the time to be OCing. The temps look good, I couldn't see the rest of the voltages but memory seems high depending on the modules you're using.

I think he means Windows' Update since that's what he said.

Tobbe127 · 15 Dec 2013

Ok i did as you told about windows updates, didnt really change anything for me, i am now using my graphic card but i tried play 3 games.

Dota 2 worked fine never got in to a match to see what would happen.
Path of exile it worked to get in to the game but as soon as i warped in to a zone were its monster, crash!
Rome II it wouldnt even start, took ages for it to load.

Also i tried to upgrade my Windows score and it started to check som D3D something, crashed

But by dont really doing anything it works pretty solid.

Some more pics

Golden · 15 Dec 2013

Upload the latest BSOD and I'll see if I can get someone more proficient at dump analysis to have a look.

Tobbe127 · 16 Dec 2013

Critical 1.txt

Computer shut down after installing GTX 780-critical-1.png

Error 1.txt

Computer shut down after installing GTX 780-error-1.png

This might be any help?

ICIT2LOL · 16 Dec 2013

I am no expert mate but found this for that kernel power error in the event viewer.

It is an older post from another source but maybe some idea of what is going on ? drivers

[SOLVED] Kernel-Power 41 (63) error - Tech Support Forum

carwiz · 16 Dec 2013

Follow the instructions here: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
The images you're posting don't help. The BSOD utility should provide the needed files. Be sure to select "Grab All".

Tobbe127 · 17 Dec 2013

ICit2lol said:

I am no expert mate but found this for that kernel power error in the event viewer.

It is an older post from another source but maybe some idea of what is going on ? drivers

[SOLVED] Kernel-Power 41 (63) error - Tech Support Forum

I will try that