Try lowering the clock speed or give it some more juice.

Temps look ok....what power supply (make/model) do you have?

My computer when booting let's me choose a low quality, moderate or high setting. It's always on moderate I believe but I'll check.



Note these were original specs. Motherboard and gfx card have been replaced recently. Also replaced the main fan

Intel core i7 2600 processor, 3.40ghz, 6mb cache, socket lga1155

Asus p8p67 pro mb, socket 1155, intel p67 chipset, 4x ddr3, sata3, sata2, esata, raid, firewire, usb3.0, 8ch audio, gblan, crossfire/sli

Strontium 4g kit (2gx2) ddr3-1600 pwn gaming series overclockers ram

Western digital caviar black sata2/sata3 (1tb) 1000gb/7200rpm/ sata3 / 64mb cache/3.5" hard disc drive [wd1002faex]

Sapphire hd6950 2g gddr5 pcie

Lg gh22ns50 DVD writer (lots of words and doesn't seem important so not gonna write)

Coolermaster haf rc-922 med tower - no psu, black USB, FireWire, esata, audio, high air flow, atx

650w "corsair" hx-650 atx power supply, 80plus silver certified, single 140mm fan, flat modular cables, universal ac input 90~264v, over current/voltage/power protection, under voltage protection

Windows7 home premium 64bit

This post was edited by JukeBOXX on Dec 28 2016 11:11am

Well damn, that's a good power supply. I dunno, check your connections?
Try a different cable.

Do you have another grfx card you can test with? If so, try it and see if the same problem occurs.