Question GPU Freezing up at normal clocks.

[Eternalll]

I have a Zotac 750 Ti, this card constantly keeps freezing either when opening a game or just randomly.

I have tried:

• Underclocking (does work at -300 on both but I'd like to play at normal clocks.)
• Overvolting (Actually helped raise a clock a little while maintaining basically the same temps
• New GPU BIOS (Fixed a Previous artifacting issue but not the crashing)
• Not using the PSU cable and vice versa (Didn't know this card was sustainable without it at first)
• Checking DirectX

And last but not least, I monitored temps and usage upon crashing (at normal clocks) and it crashes around 4% usage 36°


CPU - Xeon E3 1220-V3
GPU - Zotac 750 Ti (HDMI + 2x DVI)
HHD - 500 GB Seasonic
RAM - 4x 2GB Samsung
PSU - 400W EVGA
Mobo - Dell Optiplex 1370 (pretty sure)

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

include your complete system specs with make & model of ALL components and their time in use.

 

[Eternalll]

include your complete system specs with make & model of ALL components and their time in use.

I changed it so you can see, also update:

Turns out it's pretty much only the memory clock, I was able to slowly turn up my core clock to get a stable 60 FPS in Apex Legends, still, do you have any idea why the memory clock is crashing the PC?

 

[Eternalll]

I changed it so you can see, also update:

Turns out it's pretty much only the memory clock, I was able to slowly turn up my core clock to get a stable 60 FPS in Apex Legends, still, do you have any idea why the memory clock is crashing the PC?

The core clock is mostly stable at normal clocks

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

I changed it so you can see,

no you haven't.
we need the actual make & model of each component.

brand + space does not offer any relative information pertaining to the actual model of any devices.

 

[bazzerbazooka]

Have you tried running GPU-z programme to monitor your graphics card while you game? It has a sensor called Perfmon, that can possibly provide clues as to why you are crashing.

 

[Eternalll]

Have you tried running GPU-z programme to monitor your graphics card while you game? It has a sensor called Perfmon, that can possibly provide clues as to why you are crashing.

I've been using GPU-Z to monitor exact clocks but I didn't know there was a problem detection program, how do I access it?

 

[bazzerbazooka]

I've been using GPU-Z to monitor exact clocks but I didn't know there was a problem detection program, how do I access it?

Just scroll down, it's called Perfmon.

It should be all green and suggest that pwr is limiting performance. If its anything else, you may have some clues as to what's causing your issue

 

[Eternalll]

Just scroll down, it's called Perfmon.

It should be all green and suggest that pwr is limiting performance. If its anything else, you may have some clues as to what's causing your issue

Alright thanks 😊