#Sapphire trixx voltage keeps resetting driver
#Sapphire trixx voltage keeps resetting series

Haven't experienced a crash in safemode yet. Going to try an older one, but at this point doubt it'll do any good.

#Sapphire trixx voltage keeps resetting driver

I'm not sure where to go from here in figuring out what exactly the problem is and would greatly appreciate any help that anyone can provide.Д¬hanging to the 14.11.2 beta driver didn't help. I'll be installing the latest beta (14.11.2) after posting this, to see if it makes a difference. I recently updated to the latest non-beta AMD driver for the video card: AMD Catalyst Omega 14.12 win7 64bit. System Drive (C:) - Western Digital VelociRaptor 150GB

#Sapphire trixx voltage keeps resetting series

RAM - G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 I built this rig in 2011, and have had little to no issues 'til now.Д¬PU - AMD Phenom II ењ† 1100T Black Edition Right now I'm typing this up in safe mode, and haven't crashed yet thankfully. Most crashes have been a random time during use. Once, if I recall correctly, it crashed before reaching the desktop, and every other time it's crashed while rebooting, it's been after reaching the desktop but before all background processes have finished loading. I've had it crash again while in the process of rebooting. The fact that power cycling the monitor works, makes me believe that this issue is isolated to the monitor itself.ДЄfter getting the crash, I have to reboot with a hard reset. Turn it off for a few seconds, get it to reboot and It'll work fine from then on out. The fix to this, has been simply power cycling the monitor. It typically starts at the top and fills the screen downward like following a scan line. Just a multicolored mess of pixel gibberish.

Sometimes when waking from a sleep state, it'll display static. While I don't think it's the cuprit, I'll describe that issue just to be thorough. On the note of my monitor, I have had another issue with it which makes me think it's on its way out. The fact that audio cut out as well made me think it's a bigger problem than just my monitor potentially going bad. The last crash, I was watching a video, and the audio cut out a few seconds (2-5) after the video did.

The computer is still running, though the fans slow a little (likely just my video card fan slowing since I use Sapphire Trixx to adjust the fan speed to run a little above default to keep temps down). The monitor stops receiving input and goes black. No BSOD, no reboot, no audio glitches, and no evidence of any attempts at input having any effect. The last few crashes happened with the case open, and after the crash I checked myself, and even the typically hottest components were cool.ДЇor the actual 'crash', I'll be using the computer and it'll just cut video. My hardware monitors were reporting nice and balmy temps on everything right before crashes. I can all but guarantee that heat is not a factor. The last five or so crashes all happened today. I keep experiencing crashes, which cut off the signal to the monitor, but the computer keeps running, though it seems to be idling. I'm having what I believe to be a hardware issue, but I can't be certain.