Video error freezes pc after new graphics card installed!

Rishi_Ultimate

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Just recently, I installed a nvidia geforce gt 710 because my previous graphics card got damaged and lines kept appearing on my screen. The gtx 710 fixed that problem however after playing games for a few mins, the screen just freezes. I checked the power requirements for the gt and the min. was 300. My psu is 375. Sometimes, an error message stating "Video_scheduler_internal_error" shows up and restarts the pc. Can someone please help!
 
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“Just recently, I installed a nvidia feforce gt 710 because my previous graphics card got damaged and lines kept appearing on my screen. The gtx 710 fixed that problem however after playing games for a few mins, the screen just freezes. I checked the power requirements for the gt and the min. was 300. My psu is 375. Sometimes, an error message stating "Video_scheduler_internal_error" shows up and restarts the pc. Can someone please help!”
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The minimum requirement for the graphics card may only be 300w but you have to account for the other components (HDD/SSD, RAM, CPU, Case Fans, etc) power requirements aswell. 375 watts is a fairly low wattage power supply, you may want to...
“Just recently, I installed a nvidia feforce gt 710 because my previous graphics card got damaged and lines kept appearing on my screen. The gtx 710 fixed that problem however after playing games for a few mins, the screen just freezes. I checked the power requirements for the gt and the min. was 300. My psu is 375. Sometimes, an error message stating "Video_scheduler_internal_error" shows up and restarts the pc. Can someone please help!”
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The minimum requirement for the graphics card may only be 300w but you have to account for the other components (HDD/SSD, RAM, CPU, Case Fans, etc) power requirements aswell. 375 watts is a fairly low wattage power supply, you may want to upgrade your PSU. The only other thing I can think of is maybe you need to update/download drivers for your graphics card.
 
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