Frequent freezes after replacing graphics cards

2.After entering the system, check the temperature of each component, such as the graphics card, CPU temperature, etc.

If your power belt doesn't move, change the power supply, it may also be that the graphics card has a high-end CPU or the board is not good, and a good graphics card must be matched with the corresponding CPU to ...... perfectlyBut the main thing is that the power supply is too small, see if your graphics card has a 6pin or 8pin port, and the high-end graphics card must be connected to an external power supply, unless your motherboard is very good, like the 350 rating of 96GT should be very stable 98GT at least 500W rating to ensure safety and stability, and other high-end mid-range and other graphics cards need external power supply.

9800pro……Estimated to be a power supply issue :

So why can't you unplug the optical drive power supply when you can't start it?" When the device is turned on, the power demand of each accessory is higher, and the power saving function will be turned on after entering the desktop.

The host computer often crashes, the monitor lights up yellow, after restarting, you can enter normally, and sometimes when you enter the game, you can fake it for a few seconds, and then the game is automatically ejected" Obvious symptoms of insufficient power supply.

It will freeze when playing games, and it seems that it will not die if you don't play games" When the load is high, the demand for electricity will also increase.

From what you described, 9 percent of it is.

But I don't know what CPU you're using, you can compare the following, I've used a 9800XT, 865PE motherboard, P4, the 12V of the power supply is 24A, you don't want to turn on without 18A. I have to make it clear here that a large wattage is not necessarily useful, just like a server power supply, the wattage is very large 500W, but the power of 12V is too low, only 18A, but it is very large, and it will definitely not solve your machine problem. Now many 80plus power supplies are more than 300 400W, double 12V, adding up to nearly 30A.

Hurry up and change the power supply, or the machine will age prematurely, recommend 'Delta', second-hand you can buy a Japanese power supply, remember not to just look at the W number when buying, first look at 12V.

Such a long list. Too lazy to look.

Incompatible: The power of the power supply is also sufficient.

It is recommended to change the graphics card again.

The graphics card is not compatible.

Or a graphics card driver or something.

Crash should be a problem we have all encountered, and there are many reasons? Recently, many friends have reported that the computer crashed due to graphics card failure, how should we solve this situation? Let me share the solution with you, welcome everyone to read and learn.

How to deal with the computer crash due to graphics card failure1

Restart your computer. Click the shortcut key [CTRL+ESC] to restart.

How to deal with the computer crash due to graphics card failure2

Start Task Manager: Press [Ctrl+Alt+del] to quickly launch Task Manager. (Note: When the computer is unresponsive, press Ctrl+Alt+Del to start the task manager).

Under the Task Manager window, in the "Applications" bar, select the task you want to end (select the task that will crash your computer), and then click "End Task".

This is a very convenient and useful method, remember this shortcut [Ctrl+Alt+del], sooner or later you will need it.

The difference between method 1 and method 2 is that method 1 can avoid the dilemma of losing data caused by shutdown, so I recommend using method 1, which is convenient and fast.

Both of the above methods can be used to solve the problem of accidental crashes or early stuckness. For example, when watching a movie or playing a game, it causes it to get stuck or freeze.

Frequent crashes may be due to system problems, and the system can be reinstalled; It is also possible that there is a problem with the disk or hard disk, and it will not be analyzed here.

1. If the computer has not crashed before installing the graphics card, it may be that the graphics card is in poor contact with the PCI-E interface of the motherboard.

2. Check the power supply, the power supply quality is poor, aging or the current and voltage are unstable, the power is too small, and it cannot meet the power supply needs of various computer accessories.

3. If there is no graphics card that crashes before the graphics card is installed, you need to install the following methods to troubleshoot.

1) Check the motherboard, the aging of the motherboard, capacitor failure or bursting, the power pins of the motherboard, the short circuit between the motherboard and the backplate of the chassis, etc., will cause the computer to shut down automatically, you can open the chassis to check it.

2) If the motherboard battery is dead, replace it with a new one.

3) Check whether the temperature of the CPU is too high, the temperature of the CPU is too high, which often causes the computer to automatically power off, clean the dust of the CPU fan of the graphics card, apply silicone or replace the fan with a new one.

4) The system files are corrupted and the system needs to be reinstalled.

You can give it a try like this: 1. Go to the motherboard BIOS and turn off the integrated graphics card option, and only use the discrete graphics card. Let's see if it will be?

2. If there is still a crash, then install it once with the pure version of the XP system, and then install and test it with the driver of the original CD. 3. If it doesn't work, then take the machine to the maintenance point and let the professionals check it, or the problem with the graphics card!

Try changing the graphics card driver.