- Oct 11, 2018
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I7-2600k (not OCed)
GIGAbyte ga-z68a-d3h-b3 rev. 1.0
MSI GTX 1060 gaming x 6g (not OCed)
16gb PNY DDR3 1600
xtreme gear 800w ATX
So I know this may not make sense, which it doesn't to me either, but it happened. I was playing Fortnite when my screen froze and said "your rendering device can't be found". My pc was not frozen. I hit the windows button and the desktop still came up. I was able to close Fortnite via taskmanager. With Afterburner up I could see my GPU clock was at 139Mhz and mem clock was 405Mhz (yes 139Mhz. and 405Mhz). I noticed just sitting here watching AB, my clocks jump to normal (1569Mhz and 4006Mhz) only for a split second for no apparent reason. When I run Kombustor or put any load on the GPU, the clocks stay normal for as long as the load is there. I did have my CPU and GPU Overclocked at the time this happed. I switch power supplys and the GPU still idles at 139Mhz. I changed my graphics card and driver to a gtx1050 and AB says that idles @ 146Mhz. Still everything runs normal under load but idles super low. The temps never went above 63c. The frozer fans work great. GPU-z, cpu-z all read the same Mhz. I think I may have killed my MOBO power distribution. Im actually typing all this on the same computer. I did also experience this with Overwatch.
GIGAbyte ga-z68a-d3h-b3 rev. 1.0
MSI GTX 1060 gaming x 6g (not OCed)
16gb PNY DDR3 1600
xtreme gear 800w ATX
So I know this may not make sense, which it doesn't to me either, but it happened. I was playing Fortnite when my screen froze and said "your rendering device can't be found". My pc was not frozen. I hit the windows button and the desktop still came up. I was able to close Fortnite via taskmanager. With Afterburner up I could see my GPU clock was at 139Mhz and mem clock was 405Mhz (yes 139Mhz. and 405Mhz). I noticed just sitting here watching AB, my clocks jump to normal (1569Mhz and 4006Mhz) only for a split second for no apparent reason. When I run Kombustor or put any load on the GPU, the clocks stay normal for as long as the load is there. I did have my CPU and GPU Overclocked at the time this happed. I switch power supplys and the GPU still idles at 139Mhz. I changed my graphics card and driver to a gtx1050 and AB says that idles @ 146Mhz. Still everything runs normal under load but idles super low. The temps never went above 63c. The frozer fans work great. GPU-z, cpu-z all read the same Mhz. I think I may have killed my MOBO power distribution. Im actually typing all this on the same computer. I did also experience this with Overwatch.
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