[SOLVED] HELP!!!!!!!

[afrobob911]

So about a week ago I heard a loud ass rattling noise coming from my pc, I thought it was my psu fan, i was at the time running a channel well 500w 80+ bronze, so i thought to myself well time to get a new psu, so i went to best buy and bought this https://www.bestbuy.com/site/evga-6...us-power-supply-black/8511029.p?skuId=8511029, im currently running a amd ryzen 5 2600, b450 mobo, 16gb ram, and a gtx 1060 6 gb. so when I got home I plugged in the new psu, got everything setup, and went to turn my pc on, it said that I needed to plug in my pci cable to my gpu, which I already did, so I turned my pc off, unplugged the cord and re plugged it, well it worked, so I went about my day, ok so the next day I turn my pc on and it says the same thing, im like WTF MAN, so I re plug and boom works just fine, fast forward to today, I get my pc up and running, I play a few games for a few hours and I decided to go get something to eat from the kitchen, btw my gpu is NOT overclocked, so as im in the kitchen I hear what sounds like a rocket taking off in my room, so I rush in there and see both my monitors off, I left my pc on all apps closed when I went to the kitchen because I was going to get back on, I looked to see where the noise was coming from and it was my gpu, so I quickly turned my pc off. waited 10 min then I turned my pc back on, gpu was fine, not even within 5 min of my pc being on, mind you nothing is running but discord, my monitors cut off and the gpu takes off like a rocket from nasa in 110 degree weather, so I have no idea what to do, should I buy a new psu aka this https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsai...tx-power-supply-black/8324202.p?skuId=8324202 or am I screwed..... FAST FORWARD TO 2 MINUTES TO SEE WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrt77Z1cn2Q&t=2s

 

[afrobob911]

disclaimer: this is not my video

 

[drivinfast247]

Latest GPU drivers?

 

[afrobob911]

Yes all up to date.

 

[dotas1]

Please write the exact make, model and AGE of your PSU.
You can try the card in another PC if possible and if it works ok, then I suspect power issues.

 

[afrobob911]

I literally posted in the thread the exact model and the age. Please read a thread fully before commenting.

 

[dotas1]

I literally posted in the thread the exact model and the age. Please read a thread fully before commenting.

For some reason, it was not showing the link of the PSU you bought, from my mobile and only when I logged from my PC I could see it. I was trying to help, if you think that I comment without reading your/any post, you are mistaken.

I still believe that it's a power issue regardless of the PSU. I have seen GPUs asking to plug the pci-e power cable before and it was always because it was not fully and firmly installed. If you did some cable management, your cables might not reach fully or/and have great tension.

As I already said, if possible try your card in another PC so we can rule this as a problem of the GPU.

 

[afrobob911]

So the only other gpu I have is a 1050 lol. And it does not require a pci cable. I’m not really sure. Was you able to watch that YouTube video to see the exact same thing mine was doing?

 

[dotas1]

I did watch it and yes that might also be from a non 100% fitting power cable.

You need to try that card in another PC. That is the only way to know if the GPU is faulty.

Do you have the latest BIOS, chipset drivers, windows updates?

 

[Dominik666-69]

Yes I had the exact same GPU (asus white 1060 it's not the exact same but you get it). And yes SAME thing was happening to me. I think I fixed it with MSI Afterburner app. Adjusted Power Limit (%) to like 80-90 and it was fixed! Or if that doesnt work, i DOWN clocked my gpu (in afterburner too) little bit. Memory clock and Core clock to like -30 from default.