Game Freezes/Crash, PSU could be the cause?

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Based off this picture could the PSU be the cause of my problem? I don't think my PSU is delivering enough power for CPU and GPU while gaming. Can someone check check?

G3258 4.2Ghz 1.3V
GTX 770
Corsair HX750
Corsair LPX 2 x 4GB DDR3 1600Mhz

http://imgur.com/v5P4LJf
 
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geofelt
It sounds gpu related.
P95 is a cpu stress test, and not a very good one at that.

Try a gpu stress test. I think OCCT has such an option, and there are others.

Possibly your GTX770 is failing.

1. Is the fan working on it? How are the gpu temperatures?
If it gets too hot, you can have a problem. Try taking the case side covers off and direct a house fan at the gpu. See what that does.

2. Do you have a gpu overclock? Either a factory overclock or your own? If so, back it off.

3. Have you installed the latest Nvidia graphics drivers?

4. See if you can test with a known good graphics card. Be prepared to replace the GTX770.

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1.) I will make sure their secure
2.) All my games crashes not just this one. Whenever its very intensive in the game, I dont get a FPS drop nor stutter but instead just shutsdown. I thought It was my psu not producing enough power, because when I use p95 for 24 hours the computer runs fine but when I play a game which both CPU and GPU intensive the computer freezes/crashes.
 
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It sounds gpu related.
P95 is a cpu stress test, and not a very good one at that.

Try a gpu stress test. I think OCCT has such an option, and there are others.

Possibly your GTX770 is failing.

1. Is the fan working on it? How are the gpu temperatures?
If it gets too hot, you can have a problem. Try taking the case side covers off and direct a house fan at the gpu. See what that does.

2. Do you have a gpu overclock? Either a factory overclock or your own? If so, back it off.

3. Have you installed the latest Nvidia graphics drivers?

4. See if you can test with a known good graphics card. Be prepared to replace the GTX770.

 
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I downloaded an older driver and now its working like new. I went through the trouble of asking my friend a new gpu, psu, and even thermal paste replacement only being solved by pressing download. LOL, anyway thanks geofelt!
 
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