VGA card turning off after minutes on game.

[eidairaman1]

I do not quite understand, what you mean, this source is 1000% better than the hoopson, and the Corsair VS-400 has practically the same power. My whole body does not consume 300w.

We gave you recommendations yet you don't listen.

/thread

 

[FireFox]

My whole body does not consume 300w.

What does your body has to do with a PC?

 

[Deleted member 24505]

What does your body has to do with a PC?

I'm guessing his English is not the best. As we are on a PC forum and the thread is discussing a PSU, I an gonna say he means-"My whole PC does not consume 300w"

Hello everyone, today I purchase the PSY PCYES Electro v2 400w 80 Plus White, it was not the Corsair VS-400, but I believe this one from PCYES is more superior to that of Corsair in question.
NOTE: My opinion is based on tests from the same YouTube channel that I posted a video on a previous response.

Image of the new PSU label:View attachment 118649


Nothing has changed in the log:
https://pastebin.com/raw/GT6Nv5nK

I'm starting to make sure it's the VGA CARD, however I do not know what tests I can do anymore, the VGA gets no shutdowns at FullMark for almost 1 hour!
A friend of mine recommended that I install the Heaven Benchmark and take the test.
I'll do it here to see if anything changes, I'll also test the game in question with technologies turned on and off, such as tessellation, anti aliasing ... to see if anything changes.

NOTE: The motherboard is not because I had already changed and this already happened in the one I used before the exchange.

What I can not understand is this log.

Again thanks to all who are helping me!

Take it back and get the corsair vx400 if you can.

 

[trog100]

my first thoughts were failing gpu..

trog

 

[laszlo]

you may have something failing on the card or a soldering issue on it.

in time the gpu chip bga solder may crack due to repeated heat/cooling especially if used solder was led-free..; i don't know if is worth to re-ball that gpu as may be more expensive than the card... but if you dare you may cook the card in owen, or heat up with hot air the gpu, to re-flow the solder; you can find may tutorial for home re-flow..

cooking is not dangerous if pcb don't have electrolytic capacitors... i know from experience as i forget once and had to replace them all.. but in the end the card was working...

 

[GabrielCello]

I'm guessing his English is not the best. As we are on a PC forum and the thread is discussing a PSU, I an gonna say he means-"My whole PC does not consume 300w"

Correct I posted in tópic, (Forgive my English is very poor and as you can see I use a translator "I hope I explained it very well!").
"I ended up expressing myself wrong."

Take it back and get the corsair vx400 if you can.

Under Replace with Corsair, I do not see the need, it seems that PCYES is not so well known worldwide, TECLAB (which is recognized by Aris Techpowerup publisher and Tomshardware, who is engineer) approved this source and the Corsair VS-400w and because of the pressure exerted by TECLAB to PCYES of Brazil now gives the 3 year warranty (Electro line v2) warranty that Corsair provides for the VS line.

Corsair VS-400 specification label changes almost nothing:

NOTE: I found a video of Aris at TECLAB, Advance to 1:12, unhappily does not have english subtitles

We gave you recommendations yet you don't listen.

/thread

I understand not because I do not want to accept if I could actually get a Seasonic or Corsair CX, RM, would not exert in acquiring one of these, however I do not gain much and the BRL that is the currency used in Brazil and very devalued by signal. (1 USD is 3.81 BRL), not to mention taxes that a MSI GEFORCE RTX 2080 VENTUS OC 8GB GDDR6 on newegg costs $ 689.99 USD and in Brazil is costing around $ 3,988.98 BRL, exchanging the direct currency without taxes is equivalent to: $ 2,631.14 BRL

my first thoughts were failing gpu..

trog

and

you may have something failing on the card or a soldering issue on it.

in time the gpu chip bga solder may crack due to repeated heat/cooling especially if used solder was led-free..; i don't know if is worth to re-ball that gpu as may be more expensive than the card... but if you dare you may cook the card in owen, or heat up with hot air the gpu, to re-flow the solder; you can find may tutorial for home re-flow..

cooking is not dangerous if pcb don't have electrolytic capacitors... i know from experience as i forget once and had to replace them all.. but in the end the card was working...

I also suspect the video card now, since the source is now active PFC, has protections, is automatic bivolt.
Since the strange values that the GPU-Z log shows, I'm beginning to understand, if the GPU collapses, whatever the information on voltage, temperature, clock ... they come from sensors integrated with the VGA chip , Am I right? so if I am correct it has a high probability of being something with the VGA chip. The amount I will spend on repairing one service, I would buy another better.

Thank you very much to everyone I'm going to replace my video card with a GTX750ti in next month.

[EDITED]
I found a Corsair CX-450W with $ 23.00 BRL plus costing, so I'll sell the one I bought and buy the CX-450W by splitting it into the card.