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John Oh

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Can someone help me? I have been using this computer since 2011 and loving it but it has always crashed in CS:Go and especially Dota 2. I have no firsthand knowledge of any detailed debugging but I am willing to work with someone using teamviewer/debuggers on my computer to figure it out.

My reward to you is in the form of USD through paypal. I will paypal $15 after work is complete.

Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate
Computer Type Custom PC
OS Service Pack Service Pack 1
DirectX Version DX 11
CPU Type and Speed Intel 2500k
CPU Cooling Fans and barebone.
Motherboard Chipset GIGABYTE GA-Z68XP-UD3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
System Memory Type Patriot Extreme Performance 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory M
Video Card Type and Speed Gtx 570
Video Card Cooling Fan
Power Supply Unit (PSU) corsair 750txwatt
Computer Monitor AOC 59hz

Sound Card behringer uca222
Headset/Microphone athm50 / logitech desktop microphone
Keyboard and Mouse Mac pro keyboard/steel series sensai
Modem-Router Type docsis motorola 3.0
Network Adapter motherboard
Computer Skill Level Average Ability
 
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dotaloc

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if you haven't, update your graphics card's drivers. i'd get it from AMD or NVidia if you know your model number. if you don't, download gpu-z (techpowerup.com/gpuz/) and find out that way, then get it from AMD or NVidia. you may be able to get a firmware update from your card manufacturer, too.

otherwise, the card could be under-powered (cheap or bad PSU) or overheating. you can use gpu-z (alt-tab while in game to view temperature).

you may be able to use the windows 'event viewer' to see if any errors are obvious there.

good luck!
 
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John Oh

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Yeah I'd be willing to answer more 1 on 1 without anyone who can go into more detail, i'm afraid my knowledge is too lacking. I need an expert here. But I will provide what I know.

I have 7.1.740.0 Nvidia Drivers.
temps are 70 degrees celcius during load.
 
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kittle

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Another common cause of problems is dust / dirt / pet hair inside your PC case.

shutdown windows, UNPLUG FROM THE WALL FIRST

And then open your case to see how much dust / dirt / pet hair is inside your case. Blow out whatever you can see inside using just your breath.
 
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