EUE Limit Exceeded

[patonb]

Hehe just noticed the pc&c 750.

 

[Burn]

Ok... so i just left the single 8800gt running (the one that eue'd) and it ran fine for like 10% (usually would eue after 1 or 2) so i started up the second 8800gt and within about 1 minute i got Core_7A on the first 8800gt...

WHAT IS GOING ON??!?!?!?!?1111?!!??!one!!


lol

 

[jfenwick]

I get EUE message when my OC is a bit too high, as others said, is something with the hardware. That PSU is great, one of my favourites, plenty of power.

 

[patonb]

dl the memtester for gpus.. You might have some slight errors that show up in that situation.

http://folding.stanford.edu/English/DownloadUtils

 

[Slaymate]

As you add more working video cards the pci-e bus is becoming more congested with data so the NB is having to work harder. Try increasing the volts, and try adjusting the pci-e frequency.

 

[Trotter]

Nah, it's just screwed, I think you ought to send one of them to me so I can help prevent you from being so frustrated.

 

[patonb]

^hahaha

Yha thats it..

 

[Burn]

PM Your address Trotter.







hahahah not. After coming home from school today and seeing my only working GPU client still trying to send work, I think I'm going to leave it alone for a couple days then try and fix it. Also just got paid for a recent tech job I did, so I should be able to pick up some cheap but good after market coolers.

Was thinking these:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835118222

 

[Luke]

this just happened to my 5870....

 

[Burn]

OC'd at all? I'm thinking it might be on stanford's end... somehow... Because my 9800GT also EUE'd yesterday, and it is perfectly stable.



btw got 2 more 8800GS's in the mail