560gtx evga superclock

Parts go bad all the time, I have not had my pc for even a year and already have had 3 psu changes, 1 dvd, and that is just my DS pc, in my other on DS pcs, and my life time of owning pcs, I have had so manythings go out, pumps, hdds, ram, gpus, psus, mobos, waterblock crack, etc, lol.

in short I understand your frustration, but don't be upset, its part of owning these pc parts, they go bad after a while, some do and somes don't, I hope you have not been messing with it for too long, call DS if you have not or email them and they will take care of you.

in the meantime, turn pc off(disconnect from the wall), remove gpu from mobo and disconnect power cables, then gently make sure the gpu is firmly seated back on the mobo and connect its power cables back, then connect pc back in to the wall and see how that goes, if you have not use Driver Sweeper, what you do is install driver sweeper, download new drivers, uninstall old drivers, reboot to safe mode, run driver sweeper and check everything gpu related (graphics and 3d, not chipset), let it clean it, then reboot to desktop and install new drivers you downloaded.

if both of those does not fix your issue DS will get your gpu and then send you a new one, or you can give them your cc, and they charge you for the gpu and will send you the gpu first, and when you get it, you send the old one back, when they get the old one, they will refund the cc, thats what I do all the time, since I don't want to wait for them to get my parts first then send me the new one.

so the card is going bad its not a drivers error?

Edited by Purecarnagge - 20 Sep 2011 at 10:12am

EVGA 560 TI superclocked.  I haven't touched it.  The manufacture did.

Edited by Purecarnagge - 20 Sep 2011 at 1:37pm