Problems with new rig.

[GhostWhere29]

i think you go convergent and tell them your card's factory OC is unstable.

firstly i dont intend to OC my computer . just happened that the gpu is OC edition . how do i go and tell them . how to prove to him its unstable ??

 

[GhostWhere29]

wahlao . buy this rig damn cui . from psu to gpu . all got problems. sighhhh.

 

[m3 th3 last]

I suspect it's the graphic card bios problem, bring down to covergent ask them to flash to the latest bios and leave it there for them to do stress test on your graphic card overnight.

 

[GhostWhere29]

I suspect it's the graphic card bios problem, bring down to covergent ask them to flash to the latest bios and leave it there for them to do stress test on your graphic card overnight.

so i now cfm is gpu problem right . not other part of my computer ? etc virus or other hardware. really damn headache for this computer.

 

[m3 th3 last]

actually without a working set nothing is 100%, but the chances of graphic card had the error is much higher, so take a couple of photo and take the card down to the distributor and show them ur problem.

Without much explanation they would update the bios and do a stress test in their test environment.

It's better than you spending any more effort on finding the exact cause for the error right?

 

[m3 th3 last]

so i now cfm is gpu problem right . not other part of my computer ? etc virus or other hardware. really damn headache for this computer.

Don't be too upset about it, sure can fix it up one. I still remember my first time assemble computer, right out of the box motherboard failed within 1 day, bring back to sls.

5 month later PSU blown, lol that time don't know what voltage thing the cheapest PSU will do. I think it took out the motherboard with it. Luckily the shop RMA it for me.

2 month later PSU blown off again. LOL. This time learnt my lesson about PSU liao got a HEC 300W power box for 40 bucks i think.

But hey, if those thing don't happen i wont know how to fix up my computer and finding out the problem on my own. In a way those issue forced to to learn how to fix computer along the way.

Btw i am doing accounts/audit now and had totally zero relation with computer.

 

[GhostWhere29]

actually without a working set nothing is 100%, but the chances of graphic card had the error is much higher, so take a couple of photo and take the card down to the distributor and show them ur problem.

Without much explanation they would update the bios and do a stress test in their test environment.

It's better than you spending any more effort on finding the exact cause for the error right?

i intending to bring down to them by tmr (hopefully)
what are the things i need to bring down? i scare is other part spoil then waste my trip down .

 

[GhostWhere29]

Don't be too upset about it, sure can fix it up one. I still remember my first time assemble computer, right out of the box motherboard failed within 1 day, bring back to sls.

5 month later PSU blown, lol that time don't know what voltage thing the cheapest PSU will do. I think it took out the motherboard with it. Luckily the shop RMA it for me.

2 month later PSU blown off again. LOL. This time learnt my lesson about PSU liao got a HEC 300W power box for 40 bucks i think.

But hey, if those thing don't happen i wont know how to fix up my computer and finding out the problem on my own. In a way those issue forced to to learn how to fix computer along the way.

Btw i am doing accounts/audit now and had totally zero relation with computer.

thanks bro . even i study IT i couldnt troubleshoot it.
hope i can learn as much as possible from the people here

 

[naked123]

receipt lor. remember to put GPU inside anti-static bag.

 

[Felfirez]

You can just bring down the whole rig and let them test it out for you.

Enabling overclock option allows you to change the GPU clock. Doesn't neccessarily means you are going to overclock.

2 month later PSU blown off again. LOL. This time learnt my lesson about PSU liao got a HEC 300W power box for 40 bucks i think.

It's been a long time since I've heard HEC PSU around.