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2014/10/19 03:27:53 (permalink)
Hi! I have a GTX 650 Ti (2 Gb) and I have several crashes with games like 'Alien: Isolation' and sporadically with MMO games like Star Trek Online and Guild Wars 2. I tried EVERYTHING and finally yesterday found a solution: raising voltage from the default 1050 mv to 1075 mv. I installed Precision X 16 but as said before, I can't modify almost anything with it. I also read on this forum that the GTX 650 Ti (2 Gb) doesn't support voltage control, BUT... I tried MSI Afterburner and then I was able to raise voltage to the desired 1075 mv. Crashes are gone now.

Then my question is: Is this voltage raise safe? I see no great temperature rise.

Thanks in advance.
post edited by gabri3lsouto - 2014/10/19 04:14:14

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    Re: How I solved crashing on my GTX 650 Ti (2 Gb) after MONTHS of looking for a solution 2014/10/19 23:36:32 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby gabri3lsouto 2014/10/20 05:54:12
    Stress test your system.  If you don't run into issues, you're good.  There is more heat as a result but if it's managed then it won't be an issue.
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    Re: How I solved crashing on my GTX 650 Ti (2 Gb) after MONTHS of looking for a solution 2014/10/20 06:05:06 (permalink)
    Thanks, Erik. I'll give it a go with Unigine's Heaven.

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    Cooler Master 500 RS-500-PCAR-D3
    Windows 8.1 (64 bits)

     
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    Re: How I solved crashing on my GTX 650 Ti (2 Gb) after MONTHS of looking for a solution 2014/10/20 13:45:34 (permalink)
    Gabri3l, I have the same issue and the same card. Can you tell me what your MSI afterburner settings are exactly?
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    Re: How I solved crashing on my GTX 650 Ti (2 Gb) after MONTHS of looking for a solution 2014/10/20 13:57:46 (permalink)
    stankieGabri3l, I have the same issue and the same card. Can you tell me what your MSI afterburner settings are exactly?

     
    I just added +25 to the Core Voltage (mV). Default voltage for our card is 1050 mv. I left the rest untouched. Hope it works for you. Also consider that my card isn't the 'boost' one. Or at least that word doesn't appear on the box.
     
     
     
     
     
    post edited by gabri3lsouto - 2014/10/20 15:38:37

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    8.00GB Kingston Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 532MHz
    ASRock H61M-VG3
    22.5 inch LED Monitor (1920x1080@60Hz)
    2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti (EVGA)
    Cooler Master 500 RS-500-PCAR-D3
    Windows 8.1 (64 bits)

     
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