GPU crashing ehen i close the game

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I brought a new SPARKLE GEFORCE GTX 560 and it seems to crash every time i exits a game [also sometimes when i launch a game] .It just shows some weird pattern in the screen and the reboots the PC. My configuration is
Windows 7 32 bit
Intel Core2Duo E7400 @ 3.4GHz
4 GB DDR2 Ram
Corsair CX500 Psu

Are you on the latest drivers.

asingh said:
Are you on the latest drivers.

+1

Also, check the temperatures of GPU, use a software like HWMonitor to log temperatures. Have you overclocked it?

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Remove drivers with revo uninstaller. then reinstall driver if doesn't solve problem then RMA it.

1. Install drive sweeper.
2. Uninstall ur current driver.(dont reboot)
3. Open drive sweeper and clean anything related to nvidia(driver,physx).
4. Reboot.
5. Install letest whql driver(or beta, whatever u like).
6. Reboot.

Follow the steps and if problem persist let us know.(then u might need to format ur os as well).
reinstall driver

** for drive sweeper, search in google.

C

Yes i'm using the latest driver [296.10]. The temperatures are really fine 40-42 when idel and 70-76 at load. What really puzzles me is the the card have no problem while playing the game but quit the game and bam squares in all diffrent color appears and then the system reboots. So you guys think the card is faulty ??

dibya_kol said:
1. Install drive sweeper.
2. Uninstall ur current driver.(dont reboot)
3. Open drive sweeper and clean anything related to nvidia(driver,physx).
4. Reboot.
5. Install letest whql driver(or beta, whatever u like).
6. Reboot.

Follow the steps and if problem persist let us know.(then u might need to format ur os as well).
reinstall driver

** for drive sweeper, search in google.

Tried it ...no success :-?

desiJATT said:
+1

Also, check the temperatures of GPU, use a software like HWMonitor to log temperatures. Have you overclocked it?

Na didnt overclock it

I think your card is faulty. Better try it out in some other's system and watch out if same things happens or not.

Cilus said:
I think your card is faulty. Better try it out in some other's system and watch out if same things happens or not.

+1 .. Seems to be vram causing problem. Chk it in another system, if problem persist rma it.