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I went ovet to a friends house to try the card on his computer and it crashed just like it did on my system.
I guess that rules it down to being a falty card and just incredibly bad luck to get two of them in a roll.
Going to fill an RMA application to the shop that sold me the card next...
Hi Doz,
My card is :
Model No. : FX-797G-TD
Part No. : FX-797G-TDFC
I'm fairly sure it isn't a problem with the clocks as dropping them to 950/1400 (from 1050/1500) didn't help.
I've now unplugged the 7970 card since getting anything done with it was impossible and my system and...
Me again.
I re-installed windows 8 on top of my previous installation of it. With just Firefox, all available updates to W8 and newest catalyst drivers (13.3) installed I got around 5 minutes into Diablo 3 before the first crash.
Funnily enough it was stable in desktop use again, but gaming...
Sorry about missing your comment about trying it on another system Xinmosni.
I currently don't really have another system I could try it on. Mostly everyone I know uses laptops nowdays.
I could try formating my Windows 8 installation and dropping a fresh windows 7 on it just to try it out...
Hookai,
The card started crashing on normal desktop use aswell up to the point where I could barely get a minute of use before it crashed. One crash had vertical lines filling the whole screen.
I removed all catalyst software and drivers via driver sweeper in safe mode and the system seems...
I was in game and playing for some minutes for the first two logs.
For the next two the system had just rebooted and crashed almost as soon as I fired up Starcraft 2.
I'm not sure what to make of these, it seems that first the card stays running even with max stock clocks. Then after a few crashes it starts crashing as soon as the clocks go up to 1000+MHz.
The logs were made playing World of Warcraft and Starcraft 2. I also tried running MSI kombustor for a...
One more GPU-z log, these are all in a short period of time from eachother.
Date , GPU Core Clock [MHz] , GPU Memory Clock [MHz] , GPU Temperature [°C] , Fan Speed (%) [%] , Fan Speed (RPM) [RPM] , GPU Load [%] , Memory Usage (Dedicated) [MB] , Memory Usage (Dynamic) [MB] ...
Some logs, please note that the crash might not happen exactly when the log stops as my system still keeps running for a few seconds when the monitors turn off.
Here's GPU-z logs from two crashes:
Date , GPU Core Clock [MHz] , GPU Memory Clock [MHz] , GPU Temperature [°C] , Fan...
Thanks for the replies so far.
I tested both of my RAM sticks one at a time in different slots with no change to anything. I'll run a memtest later when I have the time for it, just to make sure.
I'm currently running MSI afterburner and GPU-z both side-by-side on my other monitor to scan...
Hello,
I've been looking around the internets for this problem and while some people seem to have experienced it there wasn't a working solution to be found.
So here I am, begging for help, after having exhausted every possible option I could think of.
My system specs are as follows...