- Jul 1, 2013
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I think it's my video card heating up however, I had some people say the temperatures for both my gfx and cpu are fine when under load (Look at this for specs as well http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2215851/computer-freezing-occurs-booting-5minutes.html). I think it made be weird but, the past week, I did some cleaning using compressed air. Booted up my computer, played some Counter Strike Global Offensive. Usually my computer would start to act up as the temperature as the day goes on goes up, so, I did some testing. I realize that my computer starts to act up with 2+ hours of gaming. Note that I had this computer freezing/audio stuttering problem from the start of using this computer, which is very annoying but I find it tolerable that it limits the amount of game time I do but now, I cannot even boot my computer normally and have it stay for 10 minutes before it begins to stutter/freeze and eventually I have a black screen which makes me force to restart my computer. Currently I am in safe mode typing this and now I need help again!
I was thinking that it has to be a graphic card problem since when I put in my old gtx 9800, games are working fine. Also did some Malware Bytes scans but no viruses to be found.
Something to note as well, when I plugged back in the gtx 760, some text popped up and said that my system had been reset or something and told me to go to bios set up or continue normally. (could be that?)
I was thinking that it has to be a graphic card problem since when I put in my old gtx 9800, games are working fine. Also did some Malware Bytes scans but no viruses to be found.
Something to note as well, when I plugged back in the gtx 760, some text popped up and said that my system had been reset or something and told me to go to bios set up or continue normally. (could be that?)
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