screen goes black and fans speed up

[Fish_1]

hello, im using the zotac gtx 1060 3gb card and with the corei3 6100, while gaming my screen goes black and my fans on my card speeds up, i know why this is happening, i domt have enough power (im using a really cheap psu) as a result i have to limit my tdp to 50%, my clock speeds, strangely though exceeds the gtx 1060 boost clock with 200 mhz even on 50% tdp!!! will this decrease my fps and does tunning out og power damage my card? my performence is worse than it should me but even before this happend. i would appresiate an answer. i am waiting for my new psu to arrive i mjust woorid if this has damaged my gpu??

 

[chemmajorp53]

You're probably fine if it still runs at all, but I wouldn't turn the system back on until you get your new PSU.

 

[Fish_1]

is it ok if i just dont play games??

 

[Fish_1]

do you think my fps will increase when i get my knew psu

 

[Fish_1]

once i stratded my pc and it just said no signal and another time my screen was black with a wjite line inthe middel but when i restarted it was fine

 

[chemmajorp53]

do you think my fps will increase when i get my knew psu

No, I would not turn it on at all until you have your new PSU. I guess if you consider not blackscreening better FPS, then yes. You have a shit PSU and overdrawing power on it puts you at risk of burning your entire system to the ground, trying to run it at all is extremely stupid.

 

[Fish_1]

the thing is i limit my tdp to 50% so i dont overdraw, will running out of power damge my gtx 1060, like it goes up to 1910 mhz and it only is supposed to go to 1708 mhz , im a overworking mu gpu, am i burning out my cores??? please answer

 

[chemmajorp53]

the thing is i limit my tdp to 50% so i dont overdraw, will running out of power damge my gtx 1060, like it goes up to 1910 mhz and it only is supposed to go to 1708 mhz , im a overworking mu gpu, am i burning out my cores??? please answer

Overdrawing power from your PSU will risk damaging it, which will put all of your other components at risk. If you're not willing to listen to what someone answering your thread says then why bother making a thread at all?