Oh dear lawd.
My boyfriend recently bought PC parts to upgrade is PC thingy. But he keeps raging because he keeps having blue screens every... hmm I dunno, 30mins - 1 hour?
I don't know why, he's tried almost everything to resolve the problem and now he doesn't have a clue why.
Any reasons as to why it's doing this?
It's quite a high spec PC.
Asus P6X5-E Motherboard
AMD R7950 Black Edition Graphics card
12GB of RAM (XMS3)
He reckons it's one of those things that's causing the blue screens.
Any suggestions? For the love of GOD.
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- 14 May. 2012 10:30pm #1
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Blue screen of FUCK
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- 14 May. 2012 11:06pm #2
Is the power supply good enough for the graphics card? Its the only thing i can think of.
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- 14 May. 2012 11:33pm #3
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He was thinking about the power as well, so he's overclocked that slightly.
I think he's just gonna fuck it and get a new motherboard.
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- 14 May. 2012 11:36pm #4
Is it properly vented? When the graphics card gets to hot you sometimes get a blue screen. Make sure then vets that expel hot air arent blocked.
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It's definitely not that, the graphics card has 2 fans under it and he also has like another 2 super fast fans blowing through the whole PC.
Then again his RAM is boiling hot most of the time...
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I'm going to suggest it's the graphics card. Does it happen during an particular time? Such as loading youtube videos or anything involving flash?
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- 14 May. 2012 11:44pm #7
Its nice to have people on this site who can recognize that this problem is related to the graphics card, my family is the first to say that its a virus of some sort and would want to throw it out
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- 15 May. 2012 12:13am #10
I know! They throw it out and are like Well no more computer cant afford another.
Pisses me off :/
- 15 May. 2012 12:15am #11
Tell him to re-set his bios to factory defaults. I'm 99% sure he tried to over clock without doing it in incrementally. Tell him to go back to the base clock and play the game.
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I think he has already restored to BIOS factory defaults.
At first his flatmate was helping him do this because his flatmate is a massive computer nerd. I think he fucked it up in the first place by overclocking it too high, but he then turned down the settings. After that it seemed okay but a lot of his programs were crashing, so now it's on default settings, but the blue screen happens more often when he plays Total War Shogun.
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