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Bandar_3

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Hey guys,

I've been having a problem with my Graphics card, which is the error code 43. It's really frustrating the Graphics Card was working fine and then in all of a sudden it reboot itself with low resolution, so I checked the device manager and it says error code 43 on my graphics card.

My Specs:

OS: Windows 10 (64 Bit)
Graphics Card: GTX970
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-H97-D3H
Processor: Intel i5 4690

Here's a list for what I've done to resolve this error:

Uninstalled my Graphics Card driver and reinstall it with old and latest versions (Multiple times).
Update my Windows to the latest version.
Reset my Windows.

P.S: sometimes it works fine and then the PC reboot itself with low resloution, when that happens I check my device manager and it says error code 43.
 
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Whats your PSU ? Do you have another one handy ? Did you try putting the card in the other slot ? Do you have another gpu to test with ?
 
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Bandar_3

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My PSU is XFX 650w 80+ Bronze, and I don't have another on to test on. I tried my card in the other slot still same issue. Unfortunately no I don't have another GPU
 
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I suspect either the GPU is going or the PSU is going. I just have a feeling that because your computer is restarting that its your PSU
 
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Update: I checked my GPU today and when I boot the system the GPU fans spin for about 10 seconds and then it stops, but the LED light on the GPU is working fine.
 
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Ok what Brand card do you have? I Think that is normal because the fan only comes on at a certain temp ? Are you monitoring temps ?
 
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My GPU is: MSI GTX 970. I checked the temps with "Open Hardware Monitor" but it couldn't recognize it I guess , however, everything besides that on normal temp. Btw when I started up the PC it got a bit glitchy with red lines, so I think my GPU is dying.
 
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I think this is correct in fortunately
 
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Update: I purchased a new GPU which is MSI GTX1060 , and it works perfectly fine. Btw thanks to Sydneyblue203 for trying to help me out on the issue, however, there's nothing could happen to resolve it.
 
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