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#11
yes bios is up to date. ill take a look at hardware monitor
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New #12
what should i be looking at in hardware monitor? nothing really sticks out and the information provided isnt of any help since i can see the same things everywhere else
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New #14
nothing happened. voltages stayed the same pretty much
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New #15
Okay, looking at this, I am now very interested in your GPU. If you don't have GPU-Z, download it and run. Post back screenshots for that as well. Please give the exact make/model of your GPU as well.
Your GPU readings appear "off".
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New #16
On the bottom right hand corner of the second snip, your GPU VRM draw shows 93amps. I'm no rocket scientist, but I'm pretty sure that's bad. You need a GPU specialist to chime in here.
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New #17
I'm not a GPU Specialist by any means, but that value for the GPU VRM has to be wrong. His PSU does not put out anywhere near 93A. A Corsair HX1050 only puts out 87.5A on the +12V.
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New #18
Unless the VRM is bad...
The other three readings from the VRM are normal.
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New #19
Out of curiosity, you do have the GPU powered by a direct PCI-E plug from the PSU, correct? Not by a Molex adapter?
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New #20
i have the GPU plugged in directly from the PSU using 2x 8-pin PCI-E connections. one says PCI-E and the other says P3 thats attached to the PCI-E cable
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