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and OC said my GPU wasn't faulty...

Well I am always here to help guys.

If any of you need anything feel free to give me a shout anytime :)

Regards

Bailey
 
It could potentially be the PSU given the OC didn't replicate the fault.

I've seen similar issues which were the result of an under performing PSU.

OP have you tried swapping power connectors, or use molex to PCI-E adapators instead of the PCI-E cables to rule out a bad cable/connection?
 
Alright, yeah. I'm probably being a bit of a dick about the issue but my system was fine before I put the card in, even with my old card, I've tried every little bit of help that your customer service has provided me with and still no luck, doesn't make any sense, and if the first RMA said there was no problem with the card then why should I send it off again, just going to waste more time.

and no, I haven't tried swapping power connectors, I don't have any spare.
Thanks for the help, but I doubt I'm getting rid of the problem any time sooner.
 
MikeGryllz said:
Alright, yeah. I'm probably being a bit of a dick about the issue but my system was fine before I put the card in, even with my old card, I've tried every little bit of help that your customer service has provided me with and still no luck, doesn't make any sense, and if the first RMA said there was no problem with the card then why should I send it off again, just going to waste more time.

and no, I haven't tried swapping power connectors, I don't have any spare.
Thanks for the help, but I doubt I'm getting rid of the problem any time sooner.
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Surely if it's still not working you've got nothing to lose?
 
MikeGryllz said:
Alright, yeah. I'm probably being a bit of a dick about the issue but my system was fine before I put the card in, even with my old card, I've tried every little bit of help that your customer service has provided me with and still no luck, doesn't make any sense, and if the first RMA said there was no problem with the card then why should I send it off again, just going to waste more time.

and no, I haven't tried swapping power connectors, I don't have any spare.
Thanks for the help, but I doubt I'm getting rid of the problem any time sooner.
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Where in the country are you, mate? If you're near Gillingham Kent, you're welcome to pop round with your GPU and we'll chuck in one of my rigs to try it out. Nothing worse than trying to diagnose a hardware issue when you haven't got the parts to swap around to narrow it down. :)
 
Confused Stu said:
Where in the country are you, mate? If you're near Gillingham Kent, you're welcome to pop round with your GPU and we'll chuck in one of my rigs to try it out. Nothing worse than trying to diagnose a hardware issue when you haven't got the parts to swap around to narrow it down. :)
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I'm from Manchester so no where near, but thanks for the offer.
 
Oh and slightly off topic, or not. But could one of you tell me what overclocking program you use and how I can make Afterburner allow me to change the voltage, I have the settings ticked for voltage changing but I get nothing?
 
MikeGryllz said:
League of Legends, it's not a very graphical demanding game, but I'm just using it as an example.
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nope its not, and after all the things you have tried i think its hard not to think the card is faulty

take them up on their offer to return it and for them to pay for the postage i think its a kind offer

you can play league on intel gpu with some the settings turned down :)
 
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