GTX 770 4GB, i7-4790, 16GB ram, 1TB HDD, 850W PSU. I get blue screens and i crash at least once a day. Bios V.1.8. whats the problem?
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I recently flashed to v 1.8 without issues. Blue screens are usually a bad/corrupt driver or an actual hardware issue. Maybe use WhoCrashed from Respendence (free) to read the crash dump files. My boss's computer blue screens on occasion, and WhoCrashed identified that it was a driver installed by his AOL Desktop software. Even the most random driver or software can do it. Update graphics driver, etc. and see if it still happens. Use the MSI Live Update 6 software if you haven't yet. Good luck.
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well the gtx 660 is a bit older than the gtx 770 I check with hp for support of bios
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Just a checklist of some basic stuff: a) Drivers? Are you using the stuff your OS auto-detects and installs (Windows 7 defaulted to VGA drivers in my installation), old/new/beta AMD, or modded/custom drivers (e.g. Omega) b) stock settings or overclocked? Some cards come OC'd by default, which can cause poor performance and crashing if your system is not prepared to deal with excess heat and power drain. c) single card or running in Crossfire? Again, having two cards can cause heating and power issues. Also make sure the bridge is firmly seated on both cards. Of course there are other things which can go wrong (failing memory and such), but thought I would cover the basics and the easiest to fix. What specific error message is your BSOD giving you? Are you sure it is directly related to the card, or did it perhaps exacerbate some other underlying issue? Does it happen when trying to run certain programs? The most common hardware related causes I've had in the past were either driver related or due to failing hard-disks and faulty RAM. The first steps I would take would to be to remove and re-seat the card, preferably into a different PCI-E slot if available, check to make sure the power supply is rated sufficiently high enough to meet the card's demands, make sure the case is clean and the fans are properly circulating air. Start the PC in safe mode, uninstall the old drivers, install the new ones (maybe experimenting with different versions) and then reboot. On the off-chance it is memory related, also try swapping out your RAM sticks from the DIMM slots as to test each to make sure both they and the slots themselves are in working order. Typically if I wanted to test if it was hardware related or some quirk with Windows or its drivers, I would boot into a Linux flash disk and see if I could get everything working there all right. Take this with the caveat I'm not a professional in this subject, but just drawing from my years of personal experience.
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I was running Q9550 and I did not have any problems. win 7 I'm not sure about Q8200, check intel update, bios.
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I have never had a problem with the screen turning blue and crashing. I am running windows 8 now from windows 7 originally it is quite fast. You can run photoshop and other programs that use a lot R.A.M. easily. Get a high def monitor and decent speakers and it is great for watching movies or listening to music.
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Can't say why, but I have only positive things to say. I built a quiet, modestly high performance system, & this was the GPU of choice for me. I use an Intel 4820k CPU & an Asus X79-Deluxe MB. My RAM is 4 sticks of 8MB GSkill RipJaws @ 1866. I was very careful to match capabilities of all components (2 SSDs & 3 HDDs not really affecting GPU performance). My GPU handles everything I throw at it.
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More because it's OC(overclocked). Don't waste your money the improved 700 series equivalent is coming and it will be similarly priced(I'm personally grabbing the 770 lightning).
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Did u watch a you tube tutorial on installing it? And double check connections? Mine started after install but it took the computer thru all sorts of blue screens like a foreign object had been implanted and was leaching off the system.
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I have had a few blue screens, around or less than 5. Honestly, Its when I updated to 8.1 that my computer seemed like it did it more. I was forced to wipe and kept denying the Windows 8.1 update and I have yet to have a blue screen. So Im jus going to keep declining as much as possible until they probably force it on me to update. Honestly, 8.1 is overrated.
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Yes. You should be fine. I believe the 770 requires at minimum a 600W PSU so as long as you don't go putting it in SLI, you'll be fine :D
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This card was was OK on my 32 bit machine but a disaster on my 64 bit Win 7 machine. Everything worked until you booted up nex time. Then it was blue screen of death. I don't know if it was a bad card or some other hardware interaction. After the time wasted in tracking the problem down, I was not about to continue debugging for Western Digital. Good luck if you try it but it definitely did not work for me.
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I bought this game when it first came out. I've run it with an AMD card installed and on a computer with GEForce GTX 780 Video card, Win 7 Professional, 64 bit processor, and have never had a problem with the game crashing. R
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The other answer was correct, bad memory or motherboard ram slots. I run 8 gb in it currently and its ripjaw
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I am not sure about the GTX 760, now with that said I am running a GTX560TI just fine with now issues. My motherboard is a Asus Maximu 4 extream (16gigs of ram), runs my rig with no issues.
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Yes, i have a 500+ power supply inside this puppy as we speak. It was extremely tricky and seemed impossible for me to get my power supply in so i like ziptied it and that caused it to bluescreen, you need to make sure you get it in correctly and screw it in properly, though i didnt know how until i had a repair guy check it out.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. Unfortunately I do not know why the card would blue screen. If you have the correct drivers installed and it is still blue screening then you can open an rma for a replacement. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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Well if you have the money, save for a 970, more performance and better power consumption. If you are still getting the 770. You should check your PSU if you have 2x6 & 2x8.My msi 770 came with 2x8 standalone connectors that u can use on your PSU but i didnt need it. MY PSU(Corsair CX600) has 2 2x8 connectors. Get a 600w Good PSU(Like corsair or seasonic or something)