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A fresh install of Windows 7 would eliminate any software problems (avoid driver cleaner as your only asking for trouble) but I suspect it's your crappy PSU that's giving you the grief here.
his PSU can provide the power. I'm putting my bets on software or overheating
Even if it's not the PSU at fault, it will be in a year's time when he's sniffling over a bunch of burned out components when the PSU goes bang.
A fresh install of Windows 7 would eliminate any software problems (avoid driver cleaner as your only asking for trouble) but I suspect it's your crappy PSU that's giving you the grief here.
Corsair and XFX probably both manufactured by Seasonic.![]()
Try running Furmark or 3D win mark Vantage and see how these fair, is there any possibility of testing the card in another machine or testing another PSU.
Run some Heaven too - do these for many hours. If you notice any problems, RMA it if you can.
If it can survive furmark, it is fine. Sure your MB chipset drivers are up-to-date?
I know that both corsair and thermaltake psu are both the same units made by Channel Well Technology
And a quality psu is a must
All this nonsense about cheap PSU's...
I have the same one (all be it 650w) and have an OC'd CPU and GPU never a problem. It's probably producing less than that, but the fact is it could be producing 300W and it'd still be plenty.
Never has been a problem have always mixed cheap PSU's with expensive components all the paranoia comes from AMD/ATI/Nvidia as a sort of disclaimer.
Have you considered it may not be your GPU?
I'd put money on it being your CPU.
Download "OOCT" give it a whirl.
Assasins Creed killed off my xbox even with the x clamp mod, and that was CPU related.
If your whole PC crashes it is most likely your CPU, usually GPU crashes should bring up a driver error and revert you back to the desktop.
Did I miss it, what make/specs is the new PSU?