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Re apply thermal past with a thinner layer? Could this be causing the crashing (this doesn't explain the heat issue though). Is this too close to what the psu can actually deliver also i read something about rails, that power supply is 12v rails if that means anything. Check the specs here is a psu calculator i did the calculator and it gave me a recommend psu of 444w (at 100% TDP) but said it would be using about 394w ish. Strange is the bios temperature monitor broken or something? This just seems to be in the bios though e.g if i check the bios it will says 45c then i boot into OS use coretemp to check temperatures and it will say and sit around 21c. For some reason temps start at about 45c when in bios and when i wait there it will just keep climbing 1c every 30 seconds or so intill it hits about 60c ish and then it will either turn its self off or i will turn it off because im scared of it melting down. Specifications: Digital Signal Frequency, 3083 KHz(H)/ 5076 Hz(V) Power Consumption Power Consumption, < 35 W Power Saving Mode, < 1 W Mechanical Design. No overclock so there shouldn't be a problem there, airflow is one intake and one outtake and the cpu cooler fan of course. FSP Raider 550 or Antec HCG 520 would power the 290 just fine for less though. 290 on that would be pushing it as estimated wattage is 400w. (I used line method by the way, maybe to long/big of a line) I cant even find a lesser wattage PSU under the 92 for the 650W :/ Antec Neo Eco 520w for the 280. both these cards would outperform a 560Ti, plus theyre PCI3.0. Since i re applied the thermal paste to put the stock cooler back on(since i had a third part cooler) i think i may have used too much could this be causing it to overheat. or if youre willing to spend a little extra: MSI R7950 - 369. That would be silly given the 2070 is more performant at about the same wattage. Im running the same specs as you do with a 970 at the moment, with a 1440p monitor.

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So basically i haven't had much time to look at the pc and find the cause but so far this is what i have got. Asus VE247H: Case: Bitfenix Prodigy M: Power Supply: Be quiet 530w: Mouse: Logitech.

RAM: 1x4GB 1x2GB (Both unknown brand, anyway this should't be causing the problem well so i think)ĬPU COOLER: Stock CPU cooler (Thermal paste re applied (This may be the problem)) Hi i recently rebuilt my old pc but in a different case for my dad.

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