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Cookiesaurus

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  1. When I saw that error, that's what I thought as well, but as I said, I've had the computer running for 2 days without a single crash and the error message is not coming up anymore. I'm gonna try it with another GPU, but I'm kinda scared that I won't be able to get it to crash nonetheless
  2. Nothing is overclocked, GPU temperatures are peaking at 53°C
  3. Hello, I'm currently trying to fix one of my mate's computers. The only games that he's playing atm are World of Warcraft and Overwatch. When his OW used to crash, an error message saying: Rendering device has been lost. used to pop up. After a clean OS installations, during both of these games, he seems to be getting random freezes. His pc becomes unresponsive and he needs to reboot it in order to work. When I had the PC at my place, I was able to play for 2 days without a single crash, but when I gave the pc back to him, on his second day he got one freeze and the next day there were 4 crashes within an hour. I've already tried to talk to Blizzard tech support and they said that the issue is definitely on my side. His rig is Intel i5-3570 Asus P8Q77-M Gigabyte GTX 650Ti Seasonic S12II-520W 2x 2gb Kingston DDR3 ram 1x 4gb Corsair RAM Thank you
  4. Yes, I shorted out the CMOS switch and it didn't help.
  5. I recorded the beeping and uploaded it here so that you can try to listen to it if it helps in any way. http://vocaroo.com/i/s1DHsDw0pQuM
  6. They sound the same so I doubt is is a two-tone...
  7. I will look for a new PSU, I tried changing the CPU but the problem still exists. Just tried to count the beeps and it is 50ish short beeps...
  8. I've doublechecked that everything is connected. I built my PC in early 2013 so I don't think CPU is the problem. I will try changing it though and post an update. And no, it doesnt boot even for a second so I can't really get to BIOS
  9. Hello there forum members, I am having an issue that has been repeating itself fairly often. My PC would restart and then instead of booting, it would beep around 60 times and restart itself and repeat this until I would turn the PC off. Everytime this happened, I would clean my RAM dimms and reset Bios and everything would be fine. Well, not today. Anything that I've tried hasn't worked. I tried changing the Mobo, I even tried different RAMs but nothing. PC just keeps beeping and doesn't work. Has any of you had this kind of problem or do you know how to fix this? I would be grateful for any ideas. My specs are: Intel i3-2120 Gigabyte Z77X-D3H Asus GTX 560 Ti Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600 MHz Corsair CX600 Thanks, Cookiesaurus
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