Solved PC Freezing while playing games

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Alek

Alek

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Hey,

Recently I have been getting a screen like the one I linked and I don't have any idea why. I did a bench mark test for my pc and got a score of 3000 on valley benchmark if that helps at all. I have gotten a CPU fan and a GPU fan to keep my temperatures down and since that they haven't gone above 60. I also installed a new PSU because I thought that the gpu didnt have enough power so thats why this screen kept happening but it didn't fix the issue. It only happens when I play games and the screen is sometimes grey also not just green. If u have any ideas what might be happening all help will help.

Specs:
Intel I5 4690K with a (CRYORIG H7 Tower Cooler for AMD/Intel Fan)
Geforce GTX 960 (ARCTIC Accelero Mono Plus VGA Cooler )
8gb Ram
Windows 10
EVGA 750W
AsRock H97M Pro4

Thanks, In Advance
 

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on top on what you have already done, how about testing the memory.
next I would be trying either the latest driver for that card or even a previous one and seeing if they help.
what version of Win10 are you running?
how recently has this started happening?
 
Bruce said:
on top on what you have already done, how about testing the memory.
next I would be trying either the latest driver for that card or even a previous one and seeing if they help.
what version of Win10 are you running?
how recently has this started happening?
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It started happening recently but I just read online that becuase I changed the different gpu slot on my motherboard when i added my new fan it caused it to use more power therefore I went back to the old slot and I think it is fixed. Thanks for the reply tho.
 
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