Pc crashes when gaming

Stickd34th

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I'm having some trouble with my gtx 680 I just bought a new mobo the z77 extreme4 and everything seems to work but my graphics card I can run games on low and when I tune down the graphics card clock with evga precision but whenever I play in high end graphics it crashes my entire pc I first thought it was a lack of power but i'm running a 700w which imo should be enough.I also noticed its running both my gtx 680 and the onboard graphics card in speccy might this be the cause of it?
http://i.imgur.com/sxOT9.png

My specs:

I7 3770k 3.5ghz
GTX 680
12gb ram vengeance + kingston hyper blue.
60gb kingston ssd
500gb wdc hdd
700w psu. http://www.google.com/translate?hl=en&ie=UTF8&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tooq.es%2Fproduct_detail.php%3Fid%3D1454

Thanks in advance.
 

Michael31

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1) it could be because its running of your HD graphics. go disable that
(BIOS I think not entirely sure)

2) could be a heat issue, not enought fans, cable management, ect

3) Update the drives

4) least likely your GPU could be messed up
(I hope that's not the case)

 

Stickd34th

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I think I did disable the onboard one as I choose for it to get the pci express slot first but still it pops up. I'm pretty sure its not a heat issue i'm running it 25-30 idle and 40-50 max at 100% I have used this card before on my other motherboard I had no issues then.But it happend now with switching the mobo at the cpu.
 

Michael31

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Try switching the MOBO like you said. and you did not disable the HD integrated graphics if its starting up?

So try that again. and did you uninstall your previous GPU's drivers that could be the problem
 

Stickd34th

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I first had some trouble with the drivers which I sorted out but the integrated graphics should be disabled as theres only the option to choose which you want to use as primary your graphics card or the integrated ones I havent found any other option then that one.
 

Michael31

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Okay. I would download a driver sweep program that searches for any old GPU drivers
just to make sure that you dont have any old ones left.

Your current GPU might be trying to use the old GPU drivers so you need to get rid of those first and then install the current GPU's drivers from nvidia's website

Okay so if you selected the primary to the GPU then their should be no problem
interesting...

Could be the PSU because its not a recognizable brand and could be lowquality.

Or the PCIE on your MOBO could be messed up?


 

Stickd34th

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Will do that in the meanwhile I waited for a reply I installed 3dmark 11 and it did a test without crashing i'm starting to get confused here.
 

Stickd34th

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Mhm on topic I managed to disable the onboard graphic by disabling virtumvps multi screen which uses both the onboard graphics and the card ones I am testing now to see if its fixed.
 

Michael31

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Hmm. the only thing I could think of s broken GPU or messed up MOBO PCIE spot
you might want to take it into a shop sadly.

you have restarted your computer after you installed the GPU right?

 

Stickd34th

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The thing is I got an rma a couple of days ago of the same model I hope its not the mobo else I'll be forced to change of brand.
 

Stickd34th

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With the gtx 550 I get the drivers stopped working thing.

Also I got the psu at some local store nearby a year ago or something.
 

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See if you can try another PSU.
See if an underclock helps.
Run your rig w/o gpus and run a CPU test. Is the CPU OC?
Run your rig w/o gpus and test your RAM one stick at a time. Is the RAM OC? You have 2 types in there? Same? Play nice together?

 

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After having issues with (and having to RMA) a GTX 670/Extreme4 combo I did some research into that particular combo and I think there are many users with instability issues stemming from the two components. Earlier suggestions have been good, but the one I'll throw out is to update the mobo bios. Even new Extreme4's come with bios v 2.00 which doesn't support gen3 pcie bus speed. So first I would go into bios and go to advanced tab -> north bridge config which should tell you your current pcie bus speed (gen1, 2, 3 or auto). If it is running at gen1, that could be your problem. Cheers