Hey everyone.
So i've bought myself a MSI GTX1070 Gaming X, a long awaited upgrade for my old HD7770.
I've got it yesterday, took out the radeon, deleted the drivers with DDU, than plugged the 1070, turned my pc on, installed drivers and everything went swimmingly.
At least for first hour or so. I've tried a few games, all of them were running just fine, no problems at all.
Than i tried to play Overwatch, whitch after a few minutes just crashed with "Your rendering device has been lost" error. From that point on, it just gone downhill,
The card seems to be artifacting, freezing and crashing my pc, sometimes just stops displaying (No signal on monitors).
I'm not sure if it's the card's fault, or maybe my psu, since its not the best and kinda old (4.5 year).
I hope some of you can help me identify if its the card, psu, or maybe something else, so i know if i should RMA the card or just buy new PSU.
Here my specs:
PSU: OCZ CXS 500w
Mobo: ASRock B75 Pro3
CPU: Intel i5-3470
GPU: MSI Geforce GTX 1070 Gaming X (It's china made, with micron memory)
So i've bought myself a MSI GTX1070 Gaming X, a long awaited upgrade for my old HD7770.
I've got it yesterday, took out the radeon, deleted the drivers with DDU, than plugged the 1070, turned my pc on, installed drivers and everything went swimmingly.
At least for first hour or so. I've tried a few games, all of them were running just fine, no problems at all.
Than i tried to play Overwatch, whitch after a few minutes just crashed with "Your rendering device has been lost" error. From that point on, it just gone downhill,
The card seems to be artifacting, freezing and crashing my pc, sometimes just stops displaying (No signal on monitors).
I'm not sure if it's the card's fault, or maybe my psu, since its not the best and kinda old (4.5 year).
I hope some of you can help me identify if its the card, psu, or maybe something else, so i know if i should RMA the card or just buy new PSU.
Here my specs:
PSU: OCZ CXS 500w
Mobo: ASRock B75 Pro3
CPU: Intel i5-3470
GPU: MSI Geforce GTX 1070 Gaming X (It's china made, with micron memory)