CA_Steve wrote:
Have you monitored GPU temperature via CCC? Maybe it's overheating and all you need is to:
- reseat the cooler and/or RAM/VRM heatsinks
- strap an inaudible low rpm fan to the card.
I did measure tempeature
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Date , GPU Core Clock [MHz] , GPU Memory Clock [MHz] , GPU Temperature [°C] , Fan Speed (%) [%] , Fan Speed (RPM) [RPM] , GPU Load [%] , Memory Usage (Dedicated) [MB] , Memory Usage (Dynamic) [MB] , VDDC [V] ,
2013-11-16 18:54:46 , 300.0 , 150.0 , 46.0 , 28 , - , 0 , 172 , 44 , 0.8000 ,
2013-11-16 18:54:47 , 300.0 , 150.0 , 46.0 , 28 , - , 0 , 168 , 44 , 0.8000 ,
2013-11-16 18:54:48 , 300.0 , 150.0 , 46.0 , 28 , - , 0 , 183 , 44 , 0.8000 ,
2013-11-16 18:54:49 , 300.0 , 150.0 , 46.0 , 28 , - , 0 , 168 , 44 , 0.8000 ,
IMHO this is not temp related because after having PC running for hours I can do reboot and it's gone