Recent content by RemilBed

Usually it's at 48-49 with the fan off. Now with the fan on at 27%, it's at 51 degrees. And the temperatures in games has risen from around 65 degrees to 75.

Hey guys, I had been using a 1060 quite well up until yesterday where I think this is kind of harmful for the card. I closed the game and since then my GPU usage has been 6% and fan speed stays at 26% with the temperature being 51 degrees. Before this at idle, and my fan not running, I had 47-48...

Hey guys, my name's Usman and I recently bought a GTX 1060 and it has an automatic fan that works accordingly. The thing is that I live in Pakistan and my temperatures are 50 degrees at idle without the fan running. I needed a suggestion as to whether if there is a software or any option in the...

Can't thank you guys enough. I finally fixed the problem, turns out it was a GPU problem. I seemed to just re-install my drivers, and everything is good so far. 1 week of uninterrupted gameplay. P.S. That restarting problem was an entirely different thing, yeah.

I've been using a new PSU for about 5-6 days now with no problem up until now. I was playing Lego Batman 3 Beyond Gotham, and all of a sudden colored lines appear on the screen. I wait a little, and screen appears again only to show me that drivers had crashed with a fucked up desktop mixed with...

Since, I've checked the RAM, and the CPU having fine temperatures, it leaves only the PSU and the motherboard. I just hope it's the PSU. Since I bought the PSU used from someone, I'm guessing this was bound to happen. Anyhow, I'll see replacing it this evening. A motherboard going faulty would...

Replaced RAM, computer still restarted. I will replace PSU when I get a spare one in a few hours. I'll let you know how it goes. But, besides the PSU, what else could be the possible issue, I mean in these sort of situations PSU is usually the culprit.

Temperatures didn't seem to be the problem. Processor stands at a normal temp of 47 degrees and GPU has a normal temperature too. Computer restarts randomly, may that be after 15 minutes after starting time, or during boot up.

So, I'm just minding my own business, another gaming day, playing GTA V with friends. I close the game, and it's time for some Black Ops II, and suddenly computer restarts. I'm like, okay, this is just some sort of loose cable issue, I tighten all cables, I even switch power chords, computer...

Aww come on. It was the best game and I am dying to know its name, it's a really old game, like not new. Like a couple of years ago old.

So basically, I've been looking for it for a while now, but I JUST CAN'T seem to find the name of it! I'll describe it as best as possible. So at the start of the game, you are on a wheelchair in a hospital, the game is first-person, and you can run around the game picking power-ups, shooting...

Apparently, getting a new PSU is working good so far. I've played Arkham Knight for 5 hours straight with no problems, even played a little GTA for a few hours, and tried out a few other games too. Thanks to you all honestly. I'm glad my computer's finally fixed.

Alright man, Ima ask for a PSU from a friend maybe and try if it works. What do you think would be a good PSU brand? A good alternate? Cheap enough atleast.

PSU is the primary culprit? Should I get it replaced in warranty? I mean, I don't think the MOBO, GPU or the CPU can be the problem.

Oh thanks for the reply man, the PSU model and specs are, It's a Legend HS Tech 460W PSU. Totally forgot about the PSU specs....lol.