Question I think my graphics card has died on me but Im not an expert on this so want a second opinion

[Haddaway97]

Never had an issue until a few months ago. It crashes a few minutes after loading a game up. It doesn't matter what the game is, even Football Manager's 3d Game Engine caused it to crash, yet my 5 years old laptop runs it fine. I ran GPUZ and my GPU slowly rises to over 100C then crashes. I've had the PC for 8 years or so, and it's come out of the blue.

I have a video here to show it -

View: https://youtu.be/wb-jzvNEDQc


Specs :

Desktop

Win 10 Home

Processor: Intel Core I7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz

Installed Memory(RAM) : 16.0GB

System Type : 64 Bit Operating System

Graphics Card/GPU. : Nvidia GeForce GTX 660

Attempted fixes -

Cleaning out the PC internals

Updating Drivers

Upping Fan Speed

Trying a new monitor/cables

Diagnostic tests all say there is no faults anywhere.

Bios shows the voltage is fine.

 

[Metal Messiah.]

Your system might be overheating...100 C is a very high alarming temp value, which might casue instability.

Which PSU model do you also have ?.

 

[Haddaway97]

I have a Corsair VS550

 

[Haddaway97]

Okay so I've found that the GPU fan's aren't spinning until after it overheats and crashes. I've tried making it spin all the time but it refuses to do so

 

[Haddaway97]

Okay so I've found that the GPU fan's aren't spinning until after it overheats and crashes. I've tried making it spin all the time but it refuses to do so