I double checked the wiring all is good and in place.
i also checked some forums about freezing problems with the same card as you have and most are telling it can be a driver problem some used the latest driver some went back to the earlier. since its a rather new card
I suspected it would be the case like i wrote in my earlier posts in this thread, I actually hope it's a driver issue and not a power issue..
hmm, look at this
www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1689970/power-supply-sufficient-gtx-770.html
in case of the how to uninstall a driver peoples use a lot different methods but i always go along these lines:
uninstall by control panel, restart in safe mode. use driversweeper to clean up any old driver residues.
restart system install new driver.
www.guru3d.com/content_page/guru3d_driver_sweeper.html
that way i know almost for sure the new driver is the only one, and no left overs of older ones
[Edited by jackbig, 6/12/2013 4:55:37 PM]
I double checked the wiring all is good and in place.
i also checked some forums about freezing problems with the same card as you have and most are telling it can be a driver problem some used the latest driver some went back to the earlier. since its a rather new card
I suspected it would be the case like i wrote in my earlier posts in this thread, I actually hope it's a driver issue and not a power issue..
hmm, look at this
www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1689970/power-supply-sufficient-gtx-770.html
Yeah nothing new, anyway I noticed that games freeze not only on the load screen but also when i try to quit the game and even during games like crysis3 when I enter the weapon mood to install the silencer the game freezes most of the cases...
Problem solved! Insted of downgrading the driver I actually updated the driver manually, seems that the driver provided in the disc was 320.08 and when I checked for updates it wont find any new one(must be a corrupt installation), so I entered Nvidia site in order to search an older driver and noticed by chance that the most recent driver is 320.18, so I said to myself let's give it a try, after installation everything works fine so far.
I hope it will stay that way but anyway i decided to upgrade my rig sooner then I thought, I'm almost locked on what I want my only dilemma is between the new haswell chips to the "old" ones.
What say you?
i am glad for you that it was indeed a driver issue
about the haswell
www.techradar.com/news/computing-components/processors/haswell-everything-you-need-to-know-about-intel-s-latest-core-processors-1156004
and this one
www.tomshardware.com/news/Intel-Haswell-Launch-Rumors-Roundup,22293.html
[Edited by jackbig, 6/13/2013 9:10:13 AM]
Problem solved! Insted of downgrading the driver I actually updated the driver manually, seems that the driver provided in the disc was 320.08 and when I checked for updates it wont find any new one(must be a corrupt installation), so I entered Nvidia site in order to search an older driver and noticed by chance that the most recent driver is 320.18, so I said to myself let's give it a try, after installation everything works fine so far.
I hope it will stay that way but anyway i decided to upgrade my rig sooner then I thought, I'm almost locked on what I want my only dilemma is between the new haswell chips to the "old" ones.
What say you?
i am glad for you that it was indeed a driver issue
about the haswell
www.techradar.com/news/computing-components/processors/haswell-everything-you-need-to-know-about-intel-s-latest-core-processors-1156004
and this one
www.tomshardware.com/news/Intel-Haswell-Launch-Rumors-Roundup,22293.html
[Edited by jackbig, 6/13/2013 9:10:13 AM]
Thank you my friend and thanks for the links tommorow i'm buying my new pc so tonight i'll study it.