[SOLVED] Graphics Card heating issue

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dotas1
Jsangai said:
Hi
Thanks for revert
Yes, My PC works fine when i dont play games
but as soon as i launch game after 15 to 20 mins my game and PC crashes
I checked the temp from HW monitor - it goes up to 70-75
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That temperatures are 100% safe. The fact that the PC runs fine when not playing games does not mean temps are the issue. Your issue lies elsewhere.

Please list your FULL system specs here. Do include the EXACT make and model of your PSU.
If you dont know the specs, install speccy or hwinfo64 and write the specs you see here, or take a screenshot and upload it to imgur with the link pasted here.
as for your PSU, if you don't know, open the side panel and see the sticker.
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jay32267 said:
How hot does it get?
Are you sure heat is the issue?
You can try running with your case open and see what that gets you.
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Hi
Thanks for revert
Yes, My PC works fine when i dont play games
but as soon as i launch game after 15 to 20 mins my game and PC crashes
I checked the temp from HW monitor - it goes up to 70-75
 
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Jsangai said:
Hi
Thanks for revert
Yes, My PC works fine when i dont play games
but as soon as i launch game after 15 to 20 mins my game and PC crashes
I checked the temp from HW monitor - it goes up to 70-75
Click to expand...
That temperatures are 100% safe. The fact that the PC runs fine when not playing games does not mean temps are the issue. Your issue lies elsewhere.

Please list your FULL system specs here. Do include the EXACT make and model of your PSU.
If you dont know the specs, install speccy or hwinfo64 and write the specs you see here, or take a screenshot and upload it to imgur with the link pasted here.
as for your PSU, if you don't know, open the side panel and see the sticker.
 
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dotas1 said:
That temperatures are 100% safe. The fact that the PC runs fine when not playing games does not mean temps are the issue. Your issue lies elsewhere.

Please list your FULL system specs here. Do include the EXACT make and model of your PSU.
If you dont know the specs, install speccy or hwinfo64 and write the specs you see here, or take a screenshot and upload it to imgur with the link pasted here.
as for your PSU, if you don't know, open the side panel and see the sticker.
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Hi
Here is my PC config, downloaded from hwinfo64
here is the link, open with html

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YJHlNMMwQnCPL9zLCpK2OHV3qrXAODFn/view?usp=sharing
 
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Jsangai said:
Hi
Thanks for revert
Yes, My PC works fine when i dont play games
but as soon as i launch game after 15 to 20 mins my game and PC crashes
I checked the temp from HW monitor - it goes up to 70-75
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Those temps seem fine.
I somewhat suspect the PSU.
Check the voltages in HWInfo...they need to stay within 5% of +12V, +5V and + 3.3V at all times.
Many times when a game hangs up after a time.....it's temps or voltages....and your temps look good.
 
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jay32267 said:
Those temps seem fine.
I somewhat suspect the PSU.
Check the voltages in HWInfo...they need to stay within 5% of +12V, +5V and + 3.3V at all times.
Many times when a game hangs up after a time.....it's temps or voltages....and your temps look good.
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My PSU is Corsair CX 650M
currently voltage supply to my GPU is 0.962V
 
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The voltages look good....but if you took the screenshot in idle....they probably would be.

What happens is....when you run a game the PSU generally starts heating up and the voltages generally drop.

You don't want the 12V going below 11.4.
You don't want the 5V going below 4.75.
You don't want the 3.3V going below 3.13.
EVER

Is it possible for you to monitor the voltages while you run the game?

If it freezes and locks....you can set up HWInfo (prior) to log to a file.

It will log the voltages right up to the freeze.

if it's not the voltages....I would check the GPU temp and CPU temp under load.
 
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jay32267 said:
The voltages look good....but if you took the screenshot in idle....they probably would be.

What happens is....when you run a game the PSU generally starts heating up and the voltages generally drop.

You don't want the 12V going below 11.4.
You don't want the 5V going below 4.75.
You don't want the 3.3V going below 3.13.
EVER

Is it possible for you to monitor the voltages while you run the game?

If it freezes and locks....you can set up HWInfo (prior) to log to a file.

It will log the voltages right up to the freeze.

if it's not the voltages....I would check the GPU temp and CPU temp under load.
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PFA file. I run the HWinfo while running the game. PFA logs

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r93Ib8sZZdoegzVATLJoQ7x05Tcq_ZCN/view?usp=sharing
 
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