CPU/GPU temps while stress testing?

Hi there i have random display crashes so im running a few stress test on GPU/CPU to see if they are the causes but while i run them for 2 hours what kind of temps should i be worried about ?

Specs :
i7-3770k
AMD radeon hd 7800
and i have corsair h60 watercooling cooling

 

Give us a Temp reading then we will let you know.

Use Speccy here.
http://majorgeeks.com/Speccy_d6358.html


Well i know for a fact most Graphic cards max temps are 160F
They Can not handle the temps above 160F


Cpu Temps will Range like between laptop and desktops.
And Different kinds of cpus.

IF your Cpu is over heating i would recommend on getting a Aftermarket Cooler.In most cases it will drop your cpu temps bye all most 20 to 30 Fahrenheit.

If your Computer is over heating i would all so to check your fans to see if there is dust on them.Take a can of air to clean them off.But if there is dust caked on i would take a Damp rag or hand towel and wipe off the blades.

Edit lol did not see you had water cooling.

 

sad to say but this is a new computer only 2 weeks but alot of ppl said it might be a power supply issue so i upgraded and now the warrenty is void so the company said ;s.

im doing a test atm and i am seeing a few dips in voltage usage (added a pic in attachments) could that cause Display stop responding?

 

How many watts is the PSU

 

600w

Added my specs in attachments :S its really bugging me would appreciate any help

 

Your Driver seems to be out of date i think Driver version 8.981.2.0 For your video card.

 

i went onto the site and apparently i have the latest :S

 

Ok just making sure.

Is your I7 Overclocked

Is your Video Card Overclocked.

Your Video card might be getting to hot while testing or gaming.

I would most likely use MSI afterburner to adjust the fan speed on the video card.
http://majorgeeks.com/MSI_Afterburner_d6254.html

Does it fell really hot on the side of the case while your testing or gaming.

 

Noipe not really as i say its really new ... and ive tested the card and it only goes up to 66ish when i test it out but it does go to that streight away.

it seems to happen when i go fullscreen with software also E.G windows player it happpens or when i go fullscreen on flash player

 

I think you might need the AMD Catalyst
http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/AMDCatalystSoftwareSuiteVersion124ReleaseNotes.aspx

Tried to look the issue up and this is the first thing on my list this might be the issue.

The Catalyst might not be installed or out of date.