Lemme start from the beginning:
This is a custom built PC with Geforce GTX 770. SPECS:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670k CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.39GHz
RAM: 16 GB
System Type: 64-bit Operating System
Windows 7
Throughout the couple years this PC has been used, you'd get random bluescreens whether it'd be playing games or just plain Googling. Recently though, a PC game I played literally crashed the PC now and is on a restart loop. Let me explain step-by-step what exactly happens.
1. Loads game
2. Crashes on logos and PC restarts automatically
2A. or crashes while loading save game and just the game itself freezes, can alt-tab, etc.
3. If it crashes the PC, start the PC up again and it "works" fine. Could randomly watching porn (im jk) and then it crashes right then and there and maybe goes blue screen, sometimes not
4. Then it'll start back up and load up at the BIOS screen, then it'll go to the "Start Windows in Safe Mode, etc." screen
5. Choose Start Windows Normally
6. Fucks up at the "welcome" screen and automatically restarts and does the whole process over again
6A. Sometimes it'll get to the desktop but then after like 3s at it, it'll go black and the PC restarts
7. Nothing more to say, PC is just shut down now. If it is important (prob not) you can go into Safe Mode and everything is just dandy
During the rare gaps of when it's functioning fine, I used WhoCrashed and it said that the Nvidia Windows Kernel Mode Driver caused every single recent PC crash. Is it solely the graphic's card glitching up? If so, is it recommended I buy a new one. If that is also so, which should I buy (preferably get an upgraded version while I'm at it). Thanks for taking your time for reading this mess of a thread and hopefully I get some solid ass answers!
P.S. it isn't overclocked
This is a custom built PC with Geforce GTX 770. SPECS:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670k CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.39GHz
RAM: 16 GB
System Type: 64-bit Operating System
Windows 7
Throughout the couple years this PC has been used, you'd get random bluescreens whether it'd be playing games or just plain Googling. Recently though, a PC game I played literally crashed the PC now and is on a restart loop. Let me explain step-by-step what exactly happens.
1. Loads game
2. Crashes on logos and PC restarts automatically
2A. or crashes while loading save game and just the game itself freezes, can alt-tab, etc.
3. If it crashes the PC, start the PC up again and it "works" fine. Could randomly watching porn (im jk) and then it crashes right then and there and maybe goes blue screen, sometimes not
4. Then it'll start back up and load up at the BIOS screen, then it'll go to the "Start Windows in Safe Mode, etc." screen
5. Choose Start Windows Normally
6. Fucks up at the "welcome" screen and automatically restarts and does the whole process over again
6A. Sometimes it'll get to the desktop but then after like 3s at it, it'll go black and the PC restarts
7. Nothing more to say, PC is just shut down now. If it is important (prob not) you can go into Safe Mode and everything is just dandy
During the rare gaps of when it's functioning fine, I used WhoCrashed and it said that the Nvidia Windows Kernel Mode Driver caused every single recent PC crash. Is it solely the graphic's card glitching up? If so, is it recommended I buy a new one. If that is also so, which should I buy (preferably get an upgraded version while I'm at it). Thanks for taking your time for reading this mess of a thread and hopefully I get some solid ass answers!
P.S. it isn't overclocked
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