This might sound wierd, But I'm convinced

[Calculator83]

My GPU crashes more on rainy days. Like today.

 

[BlueAcolyte]

Maybe it's something in the air, namely water.

 

[Build it Myself]

Originally posted by: BlueAcolyte
Maybe it's something in the air, namely water.

LMAO

 

[taltamir]

One time I really felt like putting up the heat, so I cranked the AC from 75 farenheit to 85...
Well, the computer crashed, and the sticker melted right off of the GPU.

The environment plays an important part in computer stability.

that being said, what do you mean crashes MORE! It should NEVER crash unless you have defective hardware, overclock too much, or desperately need a reformat.
So lower your OC or find the defective part and replace it.

 

[Rhonda the Sly]

Try updating your drivers.

How exactly do you know it's your GPU having problems? Artifacting? Error message stating nv*.exe had to close? Screen blacking out? How about everything else in your house, does the whole damn thing go haywire when it rains?

 

[Calculator83]

I'm not exactly sure How the weather in this case More moisture, plays out, BUT my gpu artifacts and crashes as in "gpu Recovery , report to ati yes/no" comes out. x1900xtx is known to be hot, and i guess I just need to get a new aftermarket finally. Recently formatted 2months. the gpu SELDOM crashes on dry days.