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@Liquid_Daze, try checking your temperature, and temperature limit. If your GPU reaches the temperature limit (depending on your OC program, can be pretty low) it will decreas its clock. So try rising your temperature limit.

It didn't, Afterburner showed a top temperature of 68 during all the benchmarks i made.

Not ever reached 70 celsius.

I started overclocking my GTX 770 OC 3gb, using MSI Afterburn, GPU-Z and Heaven. I Raised the clock to +110 with no problems, when i reached +120, i had some glitches running Heaven, totally normal. But when i raised the voltage (+10 mV) GPU-Z showed a votage rise in the beginning, then it went...

Thanks to all for your support!! I'm not drowning in doubts anymore.

Why would that be? I know Corsair is pretty reliable, and the power should be nearly twice as the needed! In any case, can i get a new one with he warranty? I mean, is this kind of issues covered?

The PSU is 2 years old. When it crashes, it's just black screen and boot. While the black screen occurs, the audio still gets riproduced for 1-2 seconds, then the boot sequence begins. No fan interruptions, sometimes they even go faster for some seconds.

http://www.nexths.it/v3/flypage.php?mv_arg=CP-9020015-EU&pos=8&page=1 Corsair 750 CX Answering to you, "corndog1836", 1)No, i never overclocked the CPU nor the GPU 2) As i said in the question, it happens at about 75% of averoll max usage, or when i use at full any component (RAM, CPU or GPU)...

i5-4670K; GTX 770 OC; CORSAIR 700W bronze PLUS (don't remember the model). Got a CNPS12X by Zalman on the CPU and a HAFX by Cooler Master with 6 fans on it for cooling.

My pc has started restarting itself every time i put it under stress (100% CPU, over 60% RAM used, or when gaiming heavy titles). It works just like a heating issue, if the pc has been off for some minutes, it works for up to 15 minutes before restarting, then it just will nearly ass soon as i...