Problems after gpu oc attempt

[premyslav]

Hi i recently buy 1060 armor gpu. It was running fine but then i attempted to oc via msi afterburner. After about 45 mins of playing pc reboots itself without any messages or anything. As far as i read about it it is psu to blame. Got corsair vs 450 wich i guess in not the best choise. Anyway after i restore gpu settings pc keeps rebots under heavy load after some time. So my question is it psu to blame or this oc could damage something? Is it possible that psu after one accident of heavy load degraded itself so now it cannot mantain gaming even without oc?

 

[RememberThe5th]

Its really hard to damage gpu if you dont fiddle with voltage.
I guess its drivers thing or conflict, reinstall drivers and uninstall the msi.

 

[premyslav]

Thanks for answer. I allready reinstal drivers also uninstal msi. Even reset bios. Everything working good beside those reboots. Gpu stress test makes reboot. Sometimes after minute, sometimes after 10 minutes. Only cpu stress test does not reboot but sometimes can reboot in more cpu than gpu demanding moment.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Hmm, that takes me to issue with vs450, look up in biis for voltage readings, and post back results.

 

[premyslav]

Cpu core - 0,936
5v - 5.080
12v - 12.096
3.3v - 3.408

Hmmm seems ok yet this is when system idle i guess. As far as i read under load voltage on 12v drops...

 

[RememberThe5th]

https://www.dummies.com/computers/operating-systems/windows-10/how-to-use-event-viewer-in-windows-10/

It might take a while to load it, set to latest date, and post screenshot.

 

[premyslav]

https://ibb.co/hHNEg8

This is screen. The one highlited is the one that ocurs during reboots

 

[RememberThe5th]

Ill tell you later this evening for hwinfo64 log, since voltage should be accuratley logged.
Also this brings me that psu isnt suefficient for your pc. Since it clearly shuts down, but every psu has ocp, that means at full 12V load of 20 A can go over 20A a bit more to 25 or 30A sometimes untill psu cuts off power which might be in your scenario.

If you can borrow another psu (not buying), it would be a great thing!

 

[premyslav]

Well dont have oportunity to borrow unfortunatly. I also check memory but it was ok. I guess i need risk and get new decent psu. Hope it is the problem.

 

[RememberThe5th]

1.You download Hwinfo here https://www.hwinfo.com/download.php
2.Then download it as installer or portable (Whatever you like).

3.Then after unpacking/installing it run it in Sensor Mode (you have to tick it).
4. Go to settings its left of X mark, then above Change font is saying Log all values for Report, Tick it and click OK to exit settings.
5 Left of settings is paper with + sign, click on it, then choose desktop to save the file, name it whatever you like, then it will automaticly start to LOG your PC Stuff.
6. Now your job is to make your PC restart itself, dont worry log is always saved.
7. Upload it somewhere soo I can download it and see, or other members of Toms.

Hopefully we will see something, if not, I would be stoned.

 

[premyslav]

Ok. I just do this and stress test reboot pc. Here is the link to log. Thanks for help.

https://nofile.io/f/xfjz6a4Js3k/log_reboot.CSV

 

[premyslav]

Anyway i also find that my card when under load takes 140W vs reference 120W. I think it might be due to stock oc and it would be explanation why it has to be pluged with 8pin not six. Mayby 450W not best psu is just to weak for card to run...

 

[casesyn]

do you have the full system specs handy?

 

[premyslav]

I5 7400, msi gtx 1060 armor 6 gb, 12 gb ram, corsair vs 450w

 

[RememberThe5th]

I cannot read values...
Umm, Google Generic Log viewer HWinfo, download it, and see if it works for you.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Well , most unlikley its that your RAM is doing this, but I think its worth trying, keep 2 sticks of same size.

Have you tried loading default values in bios (last tab load optimal default , save and exit?).
I really don't wanna you to spend money if the issue is in another component.

 

[premyslav]

I also could not open it but i opened in exel. What is strange for me it looks like it recorded only idle values based on gpu power consumption. When run stress test it shows that it reaches 100% altrough. Here is link to exel file

https://nofile.io/f/qV9d101K4hH/log_reboot.xlsx

 

[RememberThe5th]

I also could not open it but i opened in exel. What is strange for me it looks like it recorded only idle values based on gpu power consumption. When run stress test it shows that it reaches 100% altrough. Here is link to exel file

https://nofile.io/f/qV9d101K4hH/log_reboot.xlsx

HAHAHAHAHA
Sorry for laughing, but I dont use excel at all...
This is what should be looking like in Hwinfo.

Spoiler

Spoiler

 

[premyslav]

I reset bios and i also do memory check and it reported that memory is ok. I also find that reboots now come faster than 2 days ago. I also think about overheating since we got really hot summer last days but cpu and gpu temp readings are fine!

 

[premyslav]

Well i could not open with it like the log is corrupted or something. Only in google docs i was able to open.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Restarts could only occur (Since im overclocking on UD3R), by RAM timings incorrectly set, voltage to low for CPU, NB voltage low.

The most possible reason would be 12GB of ram, try 1 stick only at time. If you are mix and matching ram, you need then 2 pairs exact same sticks, 1+2 doesnt work, I've tried on UD3R, but with mixed ram on it I could OC without issue at all.

 

[premyslav]

Ok i will try it after work with one ram stick. Altrough earlier this setup was working fine. Anyway i will try stress test with only bigger ram stick today.

 

[premyslav]

I remove 4gb ram stick and left single 8gb inside. Sadly after start stress test reboot as before so i don't thin this mixed ram is causing reboots.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Wait for other answers, Im for buying new psu, since you tried everything.

But surley wait day or two if you have will for waiting for other suggestions, since this is really stunning for me.

 

[premyslav]

I replaced psu. Run stress test and everything was fine. No reboot. I hope that was the only problem. thanks for help!