Borked GPU

[Pilgrim57]

What's going on default is 650:1150:1400
As you can see sensor start at normal then drop
Not throttling due to temp or fan.
Had a few BSOD with Afterburner enable on startup.
Have removed it, reinstalled driver after uninstalling previous.
Just noticed it this pm. with FAH taking twice the time per frame
Have installed new version of GPU-Z.
Is it time for a new card or can this one be resuscitated?

 

[sir-les-mp]

Have you been overclocking the card.
If so i think it may be the cards built in protection.
I had a similar problem with my GTX280 when it was working, i had overclocked it a little to far and when running F@H it clocked the card back.
If i remember correctly the max i could take the shaders on my GTX280 was 1458Mhz and it would run fine

 

[Pilgrim57]

The more I know the more I realize I don't know & have to learn -often the hard way
Thanks for the info sir-les-mp
I think it was down to pushing the shaders too far which I done again, & caused the driver to reset, which crashed a wu @ 45%. I then needed to reinstall drivers. Seems OK now. Got shaders @ 1548 but still seem to have lost 2 to 3 seconds a frame

 

[sir-les-mp]

The more I know the more I realize I don't know & have to learn -often the hard way
Thanks for the info sir-les-mp
I think it was down to pushing the shaders too far which I done again, & caused the driver to reset, which crashed a wu @ 45%. I then needed to reinstall drivers. Seems OK now. Got shaders @ 1548 but still seem to have lost 2 to 3 seconds a frame

What i would do now is having GPU-Z open and a folding client running up your shaders 1-2 Mhz at a time and watch gpu-z once you notice it dropping the clocks in gpu-z back the overclock down by a couple of mhz.

This is how i found that my GTX280 would only go as high as 1458

 

[Pilgrim57]

What i would do now is having GPU-Z open and a folding client running up your shaders 1-2 Mhz at a time and watch gpu-z once you notice it dropping the clocks in gpu-z back the overclock down by a couple of mhz.

This is how i found that my GTX280 would only go as high as 1458

Thanks again for that. I can see where I was going wrong - upping the shaders by 25MHz a time

 

[datalol-jack]

I would recommend a joint of assault of MSI Kombustor, or FurMark, and memtestCL to figure out the best settings for your setup, Pilgrim. I tend to notch 5 Mhz at a time with burn in/warm up phases, and it worked quite well for me so far, pain staking as it may seem.