System failure occurred during a highly demanding graphical operation such as rendering a large furmark.
System failure occurred during a highly demanding graphical operation such as rendering a large furmark.
Pc stops working after about 4 minutes of heavy mining with a sapphire rx 570 nitro+, achieving 120 fps at 1280x720p while reaching 57C. This issue also occurs when running demanding games. Specs: cpu i5 3470 (with stock cooler), gpu sapphire rx 570 nitro+, ram 2x4 ddr3 1600mhz, silicon power, sk hynix psu thermaltake TR2 S 500W, display acer al1917 (square monitor with poor refresh and latency).
Typically, your graphics card overheats due to a failing cooler or insufficient airflow in your setup. Verify the cooler’s condition and ensure proper air circulation within your case—opening the side panel might help. If the problem continues, consider replacing the thermal paste and pads on your GPU, as they can degrade over time. Good luck!
Where did you acquire that item? The discussion about the GTX in the previous thread was unnecessary if you already had it. Is this another mining card?
The fans spin at 2k rpm each, I reduced the GPU clocks by 200mhz and got 43°C temps, but the PC still crashes after 4-5 minutes of heavy use. My unit lacks its panel, so it shouldn't be an issue. I replaced the panel just before the stress test and it still crashes.
Are you planning to purchase mining cards with the hope they function properly? Do you not want to obtain a genuine GPU for use? Also, note that 57c under stress tends to be cold for a GPU; temperature isn't the main concern here.
I believe the power supply unit is insufficient. Avoid using the e-tier option; refer to the list at the provided link.
The GTX 560ti isn't mine—I never purchased it from anyone. I discovered it in my attic because it was broken. I tried the RX570, but it didn't mention mining or any mining BIOS details until I got my hands on it.