It could well be the psu run the 570 for a while see if the systems stable.
will do, thanks everyone for the help
It could well be the psu run the 570 for a while see if the systems stable.
Just going back to the pop - can your daughter remember if there was a smell like burning hair?
I'm leaning towards the psu as its unlikely a bad gpu would cause that level of instability during recovery/installation.
Any further progress with diagnosis ?I would normally ask her but one of the other challenges she has is that she has no sense of smell. However, the 'pop' had been on numerous occasions I believe but will check.
It's also risky doing too much testing on a potentially failing PSU.
Yep it looks like the gpu.Good morning all,
Let me firstly say thanks for the advice so far.
So I've been doing some further diagnosis this morning and can report the following:
Its got to be the graphics card right?
- Swapped out the PSU for a known good one and the fault remained.
- Put the good graphics card in without removing the known good PSU and the fault disappeared and completed a full install of W10 with no issues.
- Put the old graphics card back in and the fault immediately returns.
- Good card back in and W10 loads fine - actually typing this from her computer.
Many thanks.
Yep it looks like the gpu.
Shes been using the gpu for mining no wonder it brokeShe's been playing Minecraft on and off since yesterday with no issues.
Thank you all for your help, I really appreciate it.