I've owned my Card for about 6 months now and almost all games stop responding and then the message.  Usually have to force quit the game through task manager.  I've tried, uninstalling the drivers, then boot into safemode using DDU, disable my network adapter and install new drivers with clean install option.  I've tried messing with the settings in the NVIDIA control panel with no success.  I've ordered a new PSU, the EVGA Super Nova G2 750W.  When that comes I will try reinstalling new drivers once I change out the old PSU for the new one.  Personally I don't think my PSU is bad, but I'm worried that the issue with my card is widespread.  Please advice...

Welcome to the Forums rob909e!
 
If you are still having issues after swapping the PSU please contact support@evga.com or call 888-881-3842. Let us know what happened when running in Debug mode as well.

No, just let us know if it still crashes using Debug Mode.

It sounds like the video board is failing and time to apply for an RMA replacement. Only other way to be sure it it the video board is to try it in another PC. If you don't have another PC or a friend with a PC to try it in just sumit a Support Ticket to get the RMA process started.

Try running in normal mode by unchecking the Debug mode thingy in the NVCPL. If your video board runs fine in Debug but not at normal clock speeds then it needs to be replaced by submitting a Support Ticket to get the RMA process started.

rob909e
Well, I think my Video card is fine.  Haven't used debug mode since putting in the new PSU and everything has been smooth as can be.

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PSU the most underrated important component in your PC - not a place to look for savings.
 
Enjoy your new EVGA Super Nova G2 750W
 
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