System Crash because GPU!?

[Andrew 411]

( Sorry for my bad english) Good evening guys. I really need your help.. This is the first time that happens to me a thing, and I do not know how to solve .. delivery beginning.
I wanted to upgrade to the pc, passing from my old Asus GTX 760 to the GTX Gygabite 1070 .. socket adapter from an online site ... I format the PC (which I had already done) and mount new board and install its drivers ... I discover suddenly that the Nvidia control panel does not go, does not start and crashes ... I uninstall the Nvidia driver, I used DDU following a guide and I reinstalled everything as if for the first time. The Nvidia control panel would not start the same .. Well ... This day I put the computer in standby and when I go back .. the pc will not start again .. restart and not part ... the 4th trial started giving me "BlueScreen" power-mistake style. Checking through BlueScreenWiever known this http://it.tinypic.com/r/2jd53q/9 ( Is 2 crash because I made another standby test to check the problem). Known that got to do something but the Nvidia driver of the other errors I did not understand much ... Now I knew tell me what to do? How can I fix this? Thank you so much for those who will help me, I really need ... new card and full of problems!🙁

 

[hang-the-9]

What is this socket adapter you are talking about? Need full system specs, motherboard brand and model, power supply brand and model.

 

[Andrew 411]

Of course! I forgotten this...
I take the GTX 1070 G1 Gygabite from Eprice...
My specs: Intel core i-5 4440
8GB RAM
Nvidia ge force GTX 1070 G1

Power supply: iTek mPower 620 W - ITMPS620
My motherboard: ASUSteK Computer INC. H81M-E

 

[hang-the-9]

Of course! I forgotten this...
I take the GTX 1070 G1 Gygabite from Eprice...
My specs: Intel core i-5 4440
8GB RAM
Nvidia ge force GTX 1070 G1

Power supply: iTek mPower 620 W - ITMPS620
My motherboard: ASUSteK Computer INC. H81M-E

So what is this "socket adapter" you are talking about? Or are you just translating something and not using the right term?

I don't see anything about that power supply model, if it's a cheap low quality one, that will cause issues.

Also check for a newer BIOS for the motherboard.

 

[Andrew 411]

yes, definitely my mistake of translate,sorry... your opinion would:
problem it's caused of the Power Supply?
And another question... how check a new BIOS?

 

[hang-the-9]

yes, definitely my mistake of translate,sorry... your opinion would:
problem it's caused of the Power Supply?
And another question... how check a new BIOS?

Yes a low quality power supply will cause issues in computers.

For the BIOS, go to the motherboard vendors support page, the BIOS for your model will be there in downloads.

 

[Andrew 411]

Now i try.. thanks!

 

[Andrew 411]

For the moment it's all ok! Thank you