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I won't have any issues returning the card. I bought it at MicroCenter in Mpls. MN and that place is awesome :) I'm just trying to figure out if it's a bug with my card and if I get another of the same type will I have the same issue.
Thanks all.
No, still running Windows 7; I've been too afraid to upgrade to Windows 10. Is that recommended?
Just to clarify, is this power instability bug inherent to all GTX 970s? Or if I swap this card for another one do I stand a decent chance of getting a card with no issues...
OK thanks. So it seems like this may be a fairly common issue for this card, but not necessarily an issue with every single card. Perhaps I should just swap it for another 970 and hope the next one does not have this issue?
OK, thank you. I'm not sophisticated enough with this hardware to jump right in and change a setting like that. Could you dumb it down just a little on how to do this? Would I do this through MSI AB? I do see a Force Constant Voltage setting there.Otherwise, I don't see a way to access the...
Hello,
I bought a new Geforce GTX 970 and it crashes in all games. I've posted this in video cards and there looks to be some consensus that it's a power management issue between my board and motherboard. I've installed the newest firmware for my ASUS P8P67 Deluxe (rev. 3.0) motherboard...
How do I find a modded bios? I have an ASUS P8P67 Deluxe (rev. 3.0) motherboard. I just flashed it all the way up to the most recent firmware and it's still crashing.
It's not just Company Heroes, it's any game. CoH lasts about 5-10 minutes until crash, other, more intensive games crash faster.
Taking Power Management off of Maximum didn't help either. :(
I tried DDU and then reinstall minimal components; driver and Physix only.
It's an ASUS card and it is factory overclocked. It's strange that a Furmark stress test won't reveal the power issue, but this CoH game can't run for more than 5 minutes.
I'm trying the power management suggestion...
Ugh. Well, I can run Furmark and stress the card out for 10 minutes and no crash. But if I play Company of Heroes for 5 minutes it crashes.
If it is the power issue, are there any other solutions or do I need to return the card for something different? Perhaps different BIOS settings?
Thanks.
Thank you. It's just a black-screen, no errors, then the computer reboots.
My event log shows Event 41, Kernel-Power. I've tried playing 5 times and it looks like the same event for every crash.
I am using the most current driver.
I just got rid of my Crossfire cards and installed a new GTX 970 and it cannot get through 5-10 minutes of Company of Heroes without crashing.
- I have the most recent GPU drivers
- Game is updated
- Previous cards did not crash
- Uninstalled and cleaned out old video drivers
- Ran all...
Thanks. None of the other trouble shooting steps Bose gave me worked. So now I'm convinced that yes, I need to use the audio output of the actual sound card and line that into the aux input on the pod.
Since the sound card does all the processing, I'm not sure why I thought I'd get the 5.1...