MSI R6870-2PM2D1GD5/OC problem in 3D

Hello,
I would like to ask your help that my card could work properly.
My computer spec:
Asus M5A78L /USB3 (newest BIOS)
AMD PhenomII X6 Bulldozer
Kingston 2x4 Gb DDR3 Ram 1333 Mhz
I use Win 7 x64 Pro.
When I try to run a game or just run the windows inside test, the monitor goes black and then the Win say "Display driver amd driver stopped response and recovered". My index of the card is only 2.0:(
The properties of the card are factory default, I don't change anything, and I don't oc it neither.
Pls help me.
George
Ps.: Sorry to my english, it isn't my native language.

Quote from: Dreamair on 25-January-12, 00:49:27
how many percent are you sure, that it is the problem?
With this budget and cheap PSU, its high chance to be the source of the problem.
But even if problem persist, you should replace this peace of junk[in my eyes] in all cases

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Good afternoon. I am having some issues with my graphics card, which I was hoping someone here could help out with.
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MoBo: MSI G70A-G54
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 (2.8Ghz)
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-- M.

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Quote from: DZZRtt on 06-April-11, 17:15:46
. Allredy have tried with Corsair TX750 half an hour ago. No effect. Is it posible that my mother board causing this? Or maybe i should try to flash VGA bios? Where can i get new bios for the card
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Or maybe i should try to flash VGA bios? Where can i get new bios for the card
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