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Originally posted by Xulingxuling23 Xulingxuling23 wrote:

http://m.imgur.com/a/rLpkx#TRPWjjE

Thats the new one.

Maybe my failed windows 10 64bit?


Nope, and Nope.

The 275X is only a 275w PSU
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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

450w should be enough for a system like yours


Problem is, that's a 225w PSU.

An example 225w HP PSU:
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA30R3XM1654

Quote Output Voltage: +5V 12A, -5V 0.5A, +12V 12A, -12V 0.8A, +3.3V 12A, +5V-SB 2.5


Output from the 225w PSU from above:
12a on the +3.3v
12a on the +5v
12a on the +12v

Output from the 225w PSU of the OPs:
13a on the +3.3v
14a on the +5v
10a on the +12v


Look like questionable PSU specs to me.
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http://m.imgur.com/a/rLpkx#TRPWjjE

Thats the new one.

Maybe my failed windows 10 64bit?
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What PSU did you change to?

As for the drivers:

Download Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) then boot into safe mode, run it and remove your current AMD GPU drivers.

Safe mode:

Win key + R
Run msconfig.exe
Under "boot" check "safe mode"
Apply and restart

Once you have removed the drivers with DDU you can then download and install the latest drivers from AMD's support page. If you still have crashing/freezing then repeat the process of removing the drivers then download and install an earlier version. In some cases bug fixes for newer hardware breaks support for older hardware.
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I already change the psu lets see its possible or not.

Maybe, the problem on my driver or something else?
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I am inclined to agree with Wardog about the PSU being under powered. 450w should be enough for a system like yours but that PSU is old and from a time when loads were balanced differently as Wardog noted. 10A on the 12v rail is something you might see on a modern 250w PSU today not on a 450w model. 

If you want to test to find out if it is the cause of your issue you can download and install 3d Mark Firestrike and run it. If your system freezes/crashes with that too then the PSU is definitely the problem. If it does not then it could be driver related. I strongly suspect the PSU but based on your previous comments you are on a tight budget so lets rule out other possibilities before you go out and get a better one.
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Oh Lord. You need a new(er) and bigger PSU. 10a on the lone 12v rail ......Not good.

This PSU pictured is of an older design that favored the +3.3v and +5v rails. Think Pentium 4 based motherboards.

Current motherboards/graphic cards now pull more off the +12v rail. With the peripherals now using the +3.3v and +5v rails

Originally posted by Xulingxuling23 Xulingxuling23 wrote:
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I think i already use asrock appshop and internet flash , the software said your firmware is up to date
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My psu is 450 watt its already a bundling packet with power logic cpu case

Wait i check my bios
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