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Buzzed Lightyear 22 DIC 2013 a las 11:30 a. m.

Help please

So 2 days ago I started having problems with my GPU the gtx 770. I tried to play dayz standalone and then suddenly the monitor would go black and say out of range. Yesterday when I tried to play Arma 3 the same thing happend. Today I tried playing it in windowed mode but then after a while my monitor suddenly loses signal. Is there something wrong with my GPU . I am desperately looking for a fix.

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Buzzed Lightyear 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:14 p. m.

C, and yes they are up to date. It is the same with arma 3 though. I can play the game for 15 to 30 min then the same happens.

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Dr. Gregory House, M.D. 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:23 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por ThatDoodleGuy:
C, and yes they are up to date. It is the same with arma 3 though. I can play the game for 15 to 30 min then the same happens.

There is no way it's celsius, 74 degrees C would mean the card is on fire...

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rotNdude 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:26 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por DomCobb1:
Publicado originalmente por ThatDoodleGuy:
C, and yes they are up to date. It is the same with arma 3 though. I can play the game for 15 to 30 min then the same happens.
There is no way it's celsius, 74 degrees C would mean the card is on fire...

What? 74°C is very acceptable for most video cards.

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Buzzed Lightyear 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:28 p. m.

it is celcius, and that wouldn't mean its on fire. rotNdude what do you think I should do? I am going to contact the shop that sold me the card tomorrow and ask them about it too. I played bf4 on ultra but I just dont get why it does this, I have to reboot my pc every time. Could it be another component that is failing?

Última edición por Buzzed Lightyear; 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:39 p. m.

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Azza ☠ 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:39 p. m.

Out of range is due to the monitor - not the graphics card...

1) Your screen resolution is set to something higher than what your monitor can display.

Or

2) The refresh rate you selected a certain resolution is higher than what your monitor supports.

Update your graphic drivers (via Nvidia) as well as your monitor drivers (don't use the crappy Windows default ones) to the latest and go into your 'Display' > Properties (Advance Settings). The Monitor tab will have 'Monitor Settings' > 'Screen refresh rate' - Select hide modes that this monitor can't display and then select the highest available or just set to 60Hz.

Make sure your only using one cable (DVI or HDMI), not both like one of my silly friends attempting once...

ps: My graphic card (780 GTX) runs at around 35 degrees during heavy gameplay, you might wish to clean out your fans, unclutter cables and ensure good case airflow. Max stable temperature for them is however 95 degrees.

Última edición por Azza ☠; 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:45 p. m.

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Buzzed Lightyear 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:44 p. m.

I already have my refresh rate at 60 hz, set in the nvidia configuration screen. I will try updating my graphics gard through the internet. I did already do a reinstall through the nvidia app itself though.

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Azza ☠ 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:47 p. m.

You could also adjust the resolution down or up to be a supported native resolution of the monitor. Using the native resolution of LCDs is highly recommended - if your aspect ratio is wide screen, etc, adjust accordingly.

Última edición por Azza ☠; 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:48 p. m.

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Dr. Gregory House, M.D. 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:47 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por rotNdude:
Publicado originalmente por DomCobb1:
There is no way it's celsius, 74 degrees C would mean the card is on fire...

What? 74°C is very acceptable for most video cards.

Am I missing something? 74 degrees C is 160 F, and living in 'Murica thats pretty hot

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Buzzed Lightyear 22 DIC 2013 a las 1:59 p. m.

I have the Asus VX23H and I haven't changed the resolution

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rotNdude 22 DIC 2013 a las 2:40 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por DomCobb1:
Publicado originalmente por rotNdude:

What? 74°C is very acceptable for most video cards.
Am I missing something? 74 degrees C is 160 F, and living in 'Murica thats pretty hot

Yes you are.
http://www.overclock.net/t/651707/faq-acceptable-temperatures-for-graphics-cards

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Dr. Gregory House, M.D. 22 DIC 2013 a las 2:41 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por rotNdude:
Publicado originalmente por DomCobb1:
Am I missing something? 74 degrees C is 160 F, and living in 'Murica thats pretty hot

Yes you are.
http://www.overclock.net/t/651707/faq-acceptable-temperatures-for-graphics-cards

So I am right, that is 160 degrees F, but it's fine for gaming?

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[☥] - CJ - 22 DIC 2013 a las 2:47 p. m.

If you know how to boot into safe mode give Driver Fusion a try, its the update/replacement for Driver Sweeper if youve ever heard of that program. You can find it under Steam software as a Trial. My suggestion would be to goto the main site and download it there as its totally free and doesnt count as a trial, though im not sure if there is a difference between the 2.

Uninstall EVERYTHING that you installed with the Driver install package, reboot into safe mode and run Driver Fusion, after Nvidia Display and Nvidia PhysX is cleaned, reboot and install the latest driver for your GPU/OS.

For the Driver package choose CUSTOM Installation, ONLY Install what you NEED! PhysX and the Driver itself being the main thing, dont select any of the other options unless you ABSOLUTELY Need them.

And go from there.
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I Would also like to point out, Physical RAM issues can also cause out of range problems.
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74C is a lil ehh...

Do you play with Vsync disabled? If so Enable VSync, that should lower your temps a little.

Última edición por [☥] - CJ -; 22 DIC 2013 a las 2:48 p. m.

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Dr. Gregory House, M.D. 22 DIC 2013 a las 2:50 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por ☥ - CJ -:
If you know how to boot into safe mode give Driver Fusion a try, its the update/replacement for Driver Sweeper if youve ever heard of that program. You can find it under Steam software as a Trial. My suggestion would be to goto the main site and download it there as its totally free and doesnt count as a trial, though im not sure if there is a difference between the 2.

Uninstall EVERYTHING that you installed with the Driver install package, reboot into safe mode and run Driver Fusion, after Nvidia Display and Nvidia PhysX is cleaned, reboot and install the latest driver for your GPU/OS.

For the Driver package choose CUSTOM Installation, ONLY Install what you NEED! PhysX and the Driver itself being the main thing, dont select any of the other options unless you ABSOLUTELY Need them.

And go from there.
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I Would also like to point out, Physical RAM issues can also cause out of range problems.
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74C is a lil ehh...

Do you play with Vsync disabled? If so Enable VSync, that should lower your temps a little.

Must say, the 3D drivers were giving me an issue at one point

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