PC Crash / Grey screen of death

Coldvirus

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Good day,

I know this question was asked a lot but i have not found a solution in over a month.

My Samsung Laptop crashes every time i play video games (this happened one time while running my browser ).

It doesnt matter which game and on which settings. It takes usally 10 - 30 min to crash. The crash itself is a grey screen with vertical lines or a blue screen without the white text. 2 seconds before the crash the sound starts to lag.

My PC data :
- AMD Radeon HD 6970M
- intel 2630qm cpu
- 16 gb ram
- windows 7 ,64 bit

Thing i already tried :
- the latest and oldest driver for my gpu
- lowering settings
- setting my pc on factory settings
- giving my pc a 1 week break
etc.

Here is what it lokks like ( this is not my computer ):
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/wp-content/uploads/ati-grey-screen-of-death.png

tanks for you help in advance :)
 

Coldvirus

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Btw , i just installed the latest version of my gpu driver.
It says installation sucessful, but during the installation it came to warnings.

( sorry for my bad english, i m from germany and please ask me if you did not understand what i was trying to say )
 

OkcKing

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Did anyone ever figure out what was going on here because my friend is having the same issue. Any his gpu is using anything more idle power it crashes. He just got this gpu a few months ago and we would really like some help on the subject. Cant seem to find the topic anywhere else and this described it perfectly.
 

Menelaos1996

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Hello guys I had the exact same problem,I have a radeon HD 4670 1GB and while playing league of legends and Napoleon total war (not the campain the global qonquest wihich is like LOL you see your player from above ) after 10mins or so I got a GSOD the solution:
Download MSI afterburner and downclock your GPU e.g my core clock was at 750 and I got it on 680Mhz, memory clock was at 800Mhz and downclocked it to 700Mhz and lastly get your fan working on 70%-75% that is all problem fixed never saw that shitty GS again best of luck.
If this doesn't fix your GSOD post back there are some other solutions I have tried that might fix it.