- #CLOCKX WIDGET KEEPS SHUTTING DOWN COMPUTER DRIVER#
- #CLOCKX WIDGET KEEPS SHUTTING DOWN COMPUTER FULL#
#CLOCKX WIDGET KEEPS SHUTTING DOWN COMPUTER FULL#
With peaks over 150 watts of power consumption of your graphics card, your power supply might no longer be sufficient at full load. But it could be defective and not giving out proper PSU voltages under heavy loads.įrom what I have read about the reviews on your Chieftec PSU is an inexpensive (cheap) PSU so it is possible under load it is not providing the proper voltages to run your GPU card or PC as a whole while under heavy loads like gaming.
NOTE: According to MSI Support you need a minimum PSU of 500 Watts so your PSU is more than enough to run your GPU card in your PC.
#CLOCKX WIDGET KEEPS SHUTTING DOWN COMPUTER DRIVER#
What was the Make & Model of your previous GPU card that you said works fine in your PC.Īlso post an image of GPU-Z to make sure your AMD Driver is correctly installed and to verify your new GPU card is authentic and not a fake. So your 12 Vdc should not go below 11.4 while being tested.Īlso keep an eye on both the GPU and CPU temperatures and Fan speeds. They all should be within 5% -/+ tolerance.įor instance -5% of 12 Vdc is 11.4 Vdc. While running the PSU Test keep an eye on your PSU outputs of 12/5.0/3.3 Vdc. GPU: MSI Radeon Rx 480 8Gb GDDR5 265bit (used to have some Amd 3000 series 2Gb I'm not sure which lol)ĭownload and run OCCT PSU Test and see if your PC shuts down. It's really annoying so I accept any possible solution. I somehow figured out if I play on windowed mode or medium settings it solves the problem for a while. Obviously I have the latest drivers, I tried reinstalling windows, cooling is not an issue because my GPUs max temp is around ~65C everytime and the CPU and the motherboard is max ~50-60C also my PSU is using around 120-130W max, cables are not touching any compontent in the pc's case, I tried stress tests both on the CPU and GPU and everything was perfect I got no shut downs, I tried reconfigure voltages in Radeon Software but the problem still occurs. This never happened with my old card so I'm guessing everything is fine with my rig. So basicly when I start exact games (for example Rocket League, Hell Let Loose, SWBF2) after a couple of minutes of play my pc keeps shutting down (like when the power is gone) and reboot immediately. I got a new video card and after using it for a couple of hours problems happened while I was playing games. I have a question that someone might be able to answer me.
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