Hi guys, I recently Upgraded my GT710 GPU to a GTX 550 Ti.
before GPU Upgrade, I had no Problems. while after Upgrading to GTX 550 Ti, in some Games I have Problems. Like Mafia 2 and Half-life 2. Whenever I play them, they crash less than 5 minutes. Screen Turns off, GPU Fans Spin Faster. I only have to Shut down the PC manually to get rid of the Problem.
But everything works fine for GTAV, CSGO, etc...
My old GT 710 GPU didn't have any problems. I also Reinstalled Latest Drivers from NVIDIA Official site 4-5 Times. Even GPU and CPU Temps are below 75c. So what's wrong? What can I do guys?
PC Specs
CPU: Intel i3-2120
MB: Gigabyte H61M-S2PV (REV 2.2)
RAM: 4GB DDR3-1333 (2x2GB)
GPU: Colorful iGame GTX 550 Ti 1GB DDR5
HDD: Hitachi HDS721050CLA362 (500GB)
PSU: AcBel 400 WATT
Gaming Resolution: 1360x768
UPDATE
I turned down GPU Clock and Memory Clock by 200 MHz in MSI Afterburner. This Completely Fixed the Problem at cost of some FPS, So does this Means the PSU can't handle my GTX 550 Ti, Right?
before GPU Upgrade, I had no Problems. while after Upgrading to GTX 550 Ti, in some Games I have Problems. Like Mafia 2 and Half-life 2. Whenever I play them, they crash less than 5 minutes. Screen Turns off, GPU Fans Spin Faster. I only have to Shut down the PC manually to get rid of the Problem.
But everything works fine for GTAV, CSGO, etc...
My old GT 710 GPU didn't have any problems. I also Reinstalled Latest Drivers from NVIDIA Official site 4-5 Times. Even GPU and CPU Temps are below 75c. So what's wrong? What can I do guys?
PC Specs
CPU: Intel i3-2120
MB: Gigabyte H61M-S2PV (REV 2.2)
RAM: 4GB DDR3-1333 (2x2GB)
GPU: Colorful iGame GTX 550 Ti 1GB DDR5
HDD: Hitachi HDS721050CLA362 (500GB)
PSU: AcBel 400 WATT
Gaming Resolution: 1360x768
UPDATE
I turned down GPU Clock and Memory Clock by 200 MHz in MSI Afterburner. This Completely Fixed the Problem at cost of some FPS, So does this Means the PSU can't handle my GTX 550 Ti, Right?
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