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Hello people. My pc just crashed while playing far cry 4 and when it rebooted it had green and blue lines all over the screen does this mean my gpu broken??

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Is it overclocked?

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Your GPU has overheated, you may want to wait a bit before you start up your PC again

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Doesnt look good, try to take it out and put it back in again.

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Hello people. My pc just crashed while playing far cry 4 and when it rebooted it had green and blue lines all over the screen does this mean my gpu broken??

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maybe its a corrupt driver but its more probable to be  overheating

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maybe its a corrupt driver but its more probable to be  overheating

It wouldn't be drivers, since those are yet loaded at the Starting Windows screen.

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Hello people. My pc just crashed while playing far cry 4 and when it rebooted it had green and blue lines all over the screen does this mean my gpu broken??

Your GPU likely overheated. Leave your PC off and unplugged overnight and in the morning try turning it on again.

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To prevent it from happening again change your Max Temp of your GPU lower so  your PC turns off before theres damage to your GPU

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I don't think it's overheated it's water cooled and yes it's overclocked but I'll try leaving it off for now thanks.

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I don't think it's overheated it's water cooled and yes it's overclocked but I'll try leaving it off for now thanks.

Did you put on the water block on right? Heard that has happened to a few people.

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Did you put on the water block on right? Heard that has happened to a few people.

I brought the gpu pre done with the block about a year ago I think and never had many problems.

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I brought the gpu pre done with the block about a year ago I think and never had many problems.

Ok, so undo the overclock, and let it sit overnight and try turning it on in the morning

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Ok, so undo the overclock, and let it sit overnight and try turning it on in the morning

Okay cool will do that then hope it works.

Thanks guys for your help :)

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I brought the gpu pre done with the block about a year ago I think and never had many problems.

What GPU?....

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At first glance I would've said yes, but others are suggesting the your GPU is OCed too much and so that's probably what it is.

BTW, is the letter "N" too expensive? Because it looks like you couldn't afford one on the end of "broke" in your thread title. :P:D

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Okay so I've left it off over night and have down clocked it but still no change at all so I'm goning to say it's definitely broken.

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