hi my friend,
first let me welcome you, so "WELCOME TO THE CLUB"
i believe this is a BIOS issue regarding the fans.
this card is hitting its Temp Target very quickly (82c) _ (and being on 82c means the VRM is on 100C minimum).
i think you need to tweak a little bit with GPU Tweak to set your fans and Temp Target.
i mad a lot of posts regarding heat issue.
specialy the ASUS 780Ti DC2OC... (its a power consumer!)
whenever i play a game, I set my FANS like this:
and the TEMP Target on 70:
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first let me welcome you, so "WELCOME TO THE CLUB"
i believe this is a BIOS issue regarding the fans.
this card is hitting its Temp Target very quickly (82c) _ (and being on 82c means the VRM is on 100C minimum).
i think you need to tweak a little bit with GPU Tweak to set your fans and Temp Target.
i mad a lot of posts regarding heat issue.
specialy the ASUS 780Ti DC2OC... (its a power consumer!)
whenever i play a game, I set my FANS like this:
and the TEMP Target on 70:
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Hi,
Having crashed my Fire strike test numerous of times these last 2 weeks I dont think your issue is the graphic card (unless your tweking of the full setup would drain so much power that it goes over the limit which I dont think. Normally when it would crash in firestrike or other benchmarking due to the graphic card it would only give a black screen and then either stop completely and remain black or go back to Windows showing the GPU driver crashed and thus the GPU alone reboot back to stock speed. It would not crash the windows and desktop as such. Thus pressing Alt Tab would in most cases get you back to Windows even with a black screen.
Normally if the crash goes back to such reboot of desktop like what you show in the video it more relates to CPU or memory, BCLK and such. or overheating some other part of the system.
The temperature during the video remained quite stable on the GPU what I could see. It would thus be important to check what you have as settings for the rest of the setup. I know that if I run my system on BCLK just about anything above 100.1 on firestrike or other heavy load I get crashes very fast. Not to say that such is the issue on yours. But you might have to back off on some other tight settings with the new graphic card in the machine until you find the balance.
It started with a VIC-20... and now it is. Maximus Formula VI Intel 4770K 4.6GHz ASUS GTX780Ti 3GB Corsair Platinum Dominator 16GB 2400MHz Raid Express 240GB Samsung EVO 512 GB SSD Corsair 900D EK watercooling Corsair RM1000 ASUS PB278Q
Having crashed my Fire strike test numerous of times these last 2 weeks I dont think your issue is the graphic card (unless your tweking of the full setup would drain so much power that it goes over the limit which I dont think. Normally when it would crash in firestrike or other benchmarking due to the graphic card it would only give a black screen and then either stop completely and remain black or go back to Windows showing the GPU driver crashed and thus the GPU alone reboot back to stock speed. It would not crash the windows and desktop as such. Thus pressing Alt Tab would in most cases get you back to Windows even with a black screen.
Normally if the crash goes back to such reboot of desktop like what you show in the video it more relates to CPU or memory, BCLK and such. or overheating some other part of the system.
The temperature during the video remained quite stable on the GPU what I could see. It would thus be important to check what you have as settings for the rest of the setup. I know that if I run my system on BCLK just about anything above 100.1 on firestrike or other heavy load I get crashes very fast. Not to say that such is the issue on yours. But you might have to back off on some other tight settings with the new graphic card in the machine until you find the balance.
maybe its your version of drivers, Firestrike, DX11 Win 7 patches and so forth test in another benchmarker that push the card the same way. If its 3 different computers, 2 different GPUs then its not 100% the GPU card.. then it can be a whole lot of other issues. . Unless ofcourse you have a generic hardware issue in the PCIE port that destroy the card in the first machine and then show the same issue in the others, who knows.
It started with a VIC-20... and now it is. Maximus Formula VI Intel 4770K 4.6GHz ASUS GTX780Ti 3GB Corsair Platinum Dominator 16GB 2400MHz Raid Express 240GB Samsung EVO 512 GB SSD Corsair 900D EK watercooling Corsair RM1000 ASUS PB278Q
