Hey,
so, as the title suggests my PC crashes at random after 2 years of use. Now bear in mind nothing is overclocked and I have tried to be conserving of power. My specs are:
Intel Core i5 - 4690;
R9 390 (8GB edition);
some ASRock motherboard I forgot;
some random 750W CM PSU;
8GB 1600 mhz DDR3 RAM (corsair stuff)
Before, it started as random cut offs, my screen went black for a few seconds and then said something along the lines of "display driver has stopped working". These happened once each time I booted. So crashes happened randomly about 3 weeks ago, twice a week or so. Last night, a crash happened when I was just browsing stuff. And today I experienced 4 of the same nature while playing LoL.
The way a crash goes is basically my PC powering off, no weird glitchy sound, no slow-downs, just my PC suddenly powering off. I've tried updating GPU drivers, and it didn't help. What I've concluded is that I may have a dying GPU, which is highly improbable since I've had a dying GPU and I know how one acts like.
Event Log: Event ID: 41, source: Kernel - Power (so basically any crash ever).
Apart form that I've experienced 2 BSODs.
If anyone has any idea what's going on I'd be deeply grateful.
so, as the title suggests my PC crashes at random after 2 years of use. Now bear in mind nothing is overclocked and I have tried to be conserving of power. My specs are:
Intel Core i5 - 4690;
R9 390 (8GB edition);
some ASRock motherboard I forgot;
some random 750W CM PSU;
8GB 1600 mhz DDR3 RAM (corsair stuff)
Before, it started as random cut offs, my screen went black for a few seconds and then said something along the lines of "display driver has stopped working". These happened once each time I booted. So crashes happened randomly about 3 weeks ago, twice a week or so. Last night, a crash happened when I was just browsing stuff. And today I experienced 4 of the same nature while playing LoL.
The way a crash goes is basically my PC powering off, no weird glitchy sound, no slow-downs, just my PC suddenly powering off. I've tried updating GPU drivers, and it didn't help. What I've concluded is that I may have a dying GPU, which is highly improbable since I've had a dying GPU and I know how one acts like.
Event Log: Event ID: 41, source: Kernel - Power (so basically any crash ever).
Apart form that I've experienced 2 BSODs.
If anyone has any idea what's going on I'd be deeply grateful.
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