dear friends,
i recently built pc with i7 4670, MSI GAMING SERIES H87-GD43 MOTHERBOARD, MSI GAMING GTX 780Ti GRAPHICS CARD, 16GB CORSAIR 1600 MEMORY, WINDOWS 8.1 OS.
I installed all the proprietary MSI softwares like afterburner, msi gaming app, live update, and msi command center.
In msi command center its detects and shows all the components except my gpu. i installed the latest nvidia drivers but no use. but the nvidia control panel shows all the details about my gpu when i select "show system information". i installed crysis 3 v1.3 and its experiencing crashes after playing about say 30 minutes or so and sometimes has artifacts in some parts of the game. i installed gpu-z and it also detects my gpu and shows all the information. but unfortunately my msi command center cant detect my gpu which seems fussy to me as both my motherboard and gpu are msi gaming series so it should meant to be more compatible with each other.
is this a sign of a faulty gpu and if it is how can i make my idiotic dealer understand that its a faulty gpu and i must get a replacement.
is there any software or ways to pin point a faulty gpu, please advise me.
thanks in advance
i recently built pc with i7 4670, MSI GAMING SERIES H87-GD43 MOTHERBOARD, MSI GAMING GTX 780Ti GRAPHICS CARD, 16GB CORSAIR 1600 MEMORY, WINDOWS 8.1 OS.
I installed all the proprietary MSI softwares like afterburner, msi gaming app, live update, and msi command center.
In msi command center its detects and shows all the components except my gpu. i installed the latest nvidia drivers but no use. but the nvidia control panel shows all the details about my gpu when i select "show system information". i installed crysis 3 v1.3 and its experiencing crashes after playing about say 30 minutes or so and sometimes has artifacts in some parts of the game. i installed gpu-z and it also detects my gpu and shows all the information. but unfortunately my msi command center cant detect my gpu which seems fussy to me as both my motherboard and gpu are msi gaming series so it should meant to be more compatible with each other.
is this a sign of a faulty gpu and if it is how can i make my idiotic dealer understand that its a faulty gpu and i must get a replacement.
is there any software or ways to pin point a faulty gpu, please advise me.
thanks in advance