I can't come up with a solution. It seems to have something to do with video, crashing mostly during silly facebook games. But then "poof" it crashed while here in the ISF forums.
I've gone into the Event Viewer and I can see a critical error but then it simply says the PC crashed. Yea, no kidding.
There are a handful of critical errors in services that were running, because they closed unexpectedly. Reliability Monitor is similarly useless in telling me what's going on.
It's gotta be a hardware issue. I just now reinstalled the Operating System.
It started with Windows 10, but due to the constant crashing I decided to install Windows 7 again. If I really want Windows 10 I'll go out and buy it, but really I don't mind 7 at all.
My CPU runs at 40c.
I'm running an AMD FX8350 Processor
NVidia GTX 970
16 GB RAM
850W PSU
Another thing I can't seem to find is some sort of diagnostic program that will log this when it happens. :mad:
Any ideas how to narrow it down? I've reseated everything.
I've gone into the Event Viewer and I can see a critical error but then it simply says the PC crashed. Yea, no kidding.
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The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. |
It's gotta be a hardware issue. I just now reinstalled the Operating System.
It started with Windows 10, but due to the constant crashing I decided to install Windows 7 again. If I really want Windows 10 I'll go out and buy it, but really I don't mind 7 at all.
My CPU runs at 40c.
I'm running an AMD FX8350 Processor
NVidia GTX 970
16 GB RAM
850W PSU
Another thing I can't seem to find is some sort of diagnostic program that will log this when it happens. :mad:
Any ideas how to narrow it down? I've reseated everything.
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