R9 390 G1 8gb 512bits reboot at 68C

[samtoutcour]

Good morning, how are you guys and girls , I bought a R9 390 G1 8gb 512 bits not to long ago , the card still from factory nothing as been done to it , my actual set up is a intel I5-4690k 3.5ghz- Lepa Water Cooler 240 mn - 16gb Ram Gskill sniper 2400mhz - WD 1TB HDD - 240 Gb SSD Gskill - Antec 750w PSU - MSI Z97 , everything runs fine , the card run cool on most of the game , cool by meaning 60 C degrees , but i have a probleme , the Cpu will Reboot when the card goes at 68 C
so i was wondering if it was a probleme with the card it self
or it is normal that the temperature will not pass 68 degrees for a Reboot
thank you

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Strange, that is a great temperature. My 390 easily can hit 90C without throttling.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

When you say the computer reboots, does it lose power and then startup after a few seconds, or does it do a "Windows Reboot"?

 

[samtoutcour]

Well i dont know what to answer to that , could it be something else , like my power supply being overcharged with the card and everything ???]

 

[azca]

your 390 should have 2 power plugs on the side. Make sure that each is plugged in with a separate power cable from your power supply (not 1 cable that splits into 2 cables)

Well i dont know what to answer to that , could it be something else , like my power supply being overcharged with the card and everything ???]

 

[samtoutcour]

i've tried it just now and same result 68 degrees it shut down -_-

 

[azca]

show me a pic of the psu cables and the gpu

 

[azca]

here is what you can do:
1) Run DDU http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
2) it will ask you to reboot into safe mode, reboot
3) Choose AMD drivers from DDU and uninstall/reboot
4) download and install 15.12 video driver from www.amd.com

 

[samtoutcour]

im doing that at the present moment , hopefully it works ...

 

[samtoutcour]

well thank you it works have a nice day

 

[azca]

well thank you it works have a nice day

enjoy

 

[samtoutcour]

other question , what program i could use for Fan control for the R9

 

[azca]

MSI Afterburner or amd driver directly; or just leave it at stock