Logitek2012

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So i have this new PC intel 2600k asus p8z68-v, 4x4gb corsair low profile, and after some time playing the system freezes with a distorted image and lines what could be the reason for this ?
 

Logitek2012

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yes, the Asus suite, the CPU went up to 73ºC while playing Skyrim, the PC freezes while playing LOL and Trine 2 with horizontal lines after a while, lets say from 10 to 30 mins...

Can it be the ram? i'm using low profile Corsair rams, those with small heat sinks running at 1.5v, they were at 1600 but after that I decided to make them run at 1300 I haven't tested since then i'm afraid to burn something.

I'm using a Corsair tx750watts v2
the graphics is the Integrated with the CPU, intel hd 3000.
 

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im sure its the heat causing it. just get a 200 series nvidia card if you have the funds and not only will graphics look better than intigrated but you will not have all that extra cpu stress. or your cases exhaust sucks, what case you have? home built or factory?
 

DM186

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You need to run Mem test to see if it is your ram. I will give you a link. Why did you down clock them? Were they running to hot or something? Try pulling and alternating them and try one at a time first then run Memtest

Your PSU is fine. You are playing Skyrim on a integrated GPU? Wow now you could have overheated your onboard GPU. So now when it gets hot it does what you described to us.

Also you could have burned your Ram so you need to check it. I would think you should get a new GPU to put in your rig first before fans. If we new all of your specs and your budget we could recomend a GPU.

I am also giving you a link to MSI Afterburner to help you in your monitoring your graphics temp and frame rates plus it will do more for you than just that. Here are also some more links to help monitor your rig.

http://www.memtest.org/

http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/download.htm

http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

http://www.techpowerup.com/realtemp/

OR

http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html