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Thread: Graphic card heating problem.

Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago by Zakox
Want to know if where is any fix for the heatproblem/blue screen. If there is any patch or anything else that might help?. And want to know if i can disable/enable any fans? Cus my fan at the front its working, can it be that its disabled or not installed or what you can say. Or ´can i disable the bluecreen/crash with a problem or sometimes?. the bluescreen/crash appears when my graphic card ...
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Tyree replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Your CPU and Mobo temps are a little to the warm side but 63C isn't too hot for the GPU. What are the Error Codes on the BSOD screen? My first suggestion would be to remove two of the four sticks of RAM. Filling all the RAM slots on a Mobo can cause Voltage issues and 4GB is more than sufficient. Check the wires on the front case fan and see if they're connected to the Mobo or the PSU. ...

Zakox replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Tyree Your CPU and Mobo temps are a little to the warm side but 63C isn't too hot for the GPU. What are the Error Codes on the BSOD screen? My first suggestion would be to remove two of the four sticks of RAM. Filling all the RAM slots on a Mobo can cause Voltage issues and 4GB is more than sufficient....

Tyree replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Disable Auto Restart and you should get a BSOD with Error Codes instead of the restart. 1.Click on Start and then Control Panel. Tip: In a hurry? Type system in the search box after clicking Start. Choose System from the list of results and then skip to Step 4. 2.Click on the System and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel...

Phædrus2401 replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
You have a Radeon 4800 series card; which one is it? 4830, 4850, 4870, 4890, 4850x2, 4870x2. Also what power supply do you have? Does the problem happen at any particular time, or when you run a certain program? Or is it entirely random? Normally a PSU problem won't cause a blue screen, it'll just crash or shut down or reboot, but it's worth checking out.

Zakox replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
I have a Radeon HD4890, yeah it can happen at anytime. And i will report back in a while. Gonna check a lot of things, so may take some time. Thanks for all you're help. Keep looking in this one. PSU: 850W Corsair TX CMPSU-850TXEU 140mm

dai replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
what fans do you have on the case

Zakox replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by dai what fans do you have on the case 120mm Arctic Cooling AF12025 19dB That should be the one.

dai replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
you need one on th e front drawing in cool air and one on the rear exhausting the hot air this creates a cool air flow across the whole system

Zakox replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by dai you need one on th e front drawing in cool air and one on the rear exhausting the hot air this creates a cool air flow across the whole system Also got one in the front, but its not working, trying to find out why. Cant find any solution for this one :S. Really need help....

dai replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
if it is plugged in,it has likely failed they are cheap just replace it can you ask a friend to try the card in their computer have you turned off the auto reboot as suggested in post 4

 

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Zakox
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user's latest post:
Graphic card heating problem.
Published (2009-10-18 10:31:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Horusrogue I attempted to relay that you should boost the fan speed for idle settings. At worst you still have a card that will end up with a dead-fan sooner (which you can likely replace) rather than a huge heat issue. If you cannot RMA it then I would boost the fan speeds. What is the temp reading @50%? 60%? >> My 9600GT OC Runs at 27-36 Idle with 40-50% fan speeds. Its not bad since the OC is...
dai
5
user's latest post:
Graphic card heating problem.
Published (2009-10-14 09:25:00)
63c should not be any where near causing a problem check what your cpu temp is getting to when running by running this in the tray i just installed the same cpu and mine is not bedded in yet but the temp range on it is 32-53 from boot to load then it drops back to 32-34 surfing http://download.cnet.com/Core-Temp-3...-10794077.html
Horusrogue
3
user's latest post:
Graphic card heating problem.
Published (2009-10-16 10:02:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Zakox Only 34% fan speed and it stays on 48-50c. I attempted to relay that you should boost the fan speed for idle settings. At worst you still have a card that will end up with a dead-fan sooner (which you can likely replace) rather than a huge heat issue. If you cannot RMA it then I would boost the fan speeds. What is the temp reading @50%? 60%? >> My 9600GT OC Runs at 27-36 Idle with 40-50% fan...
Tyree
2
user's latest post:
Graphic card heating problem.
Published (2009-10-12 15:57:00)
Disable Auto Restart and you should get a BSOD with Error Codes instead of the restart. 1.Click on Start and then Control Panel. Tip: In a hurry? Type system in the search box after clicking Start. Choose System from the list of results and then skip to Step 4. 2.Click on the System and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Simply double-click on the System icon and...
Phædrus2401
1
user's latest post:
Graphic card heating problem.
Published (2009-10-12 18:37:00)
You have a Radeon 4800 series card; which one is it? 4830, 4850, 4870, 4890, 4850x2, 4870x2. Also what power supply do you have? Does the problem happen at any particular time, or when you run a certain program? Or is it entirely random? Normally a PSU problem won't cause a blue screen, it'll just crash or shut down or reboot, but it's worth checking out.

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