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I have a problem where whenever I try to play games like CS, Dota 2, etc. It just shut downs 2-5 minutes into the game. Not sure what's broken in my PC but I noticed that if my PC makes a fairly loud fan noise, it wont shut down and the problem doesn't show up. But if my PC makes small fan noise it just shut downs whenever I try to play. IIRC, last time I checked my temp it was around 80-85C. My specs : Intel Core I3 - 4160 3.60Ghz 8GB DDR3 NVIDIA Geforce GTX 560 I know it sounds horrible but it used to run games like CS, Dota 2, etc at 100-200 FPS. My question is what is broken in my PC and what part should I replace in my PC, or is my GPU hella bad?

I'm 100% sure it's connected. I can't even count how many times I plug and unplug the cable.

Yes, I updated my graphic card driver and it's up to date.

I have a problem where my PC monitor will say video check cable if I open a high end games like csgo,pubg or dota. I can open chrome and watch twitch or youtube. My specs : Windows 10 Pro Intel Core i3 -4160 3.60Ghz NVIDIA Geforce GTX 560 8GB DDR3 I know it sounds terrible but it used to turn some high end games with 100-200FPS Now I can't play any games or it'll say check video cable in my monitor, I can still hear the game sounds it's just the monitor turns off and goes to sleep after 30 seconds. I just wanna know what part is broken in my PC because I used different monitors and still the same result.

No, my monitor has 1280x1024 res, and I run that game at that res to. It will open the game for 30 seconds in the menu and it will show a black screen saying check video cable.

Everytime I start a game on steam it will say check video cable after 30 seconds. It has no problem running chrome. My Specs : Windows 10 Geforce GTX 560 Intel Core i3-4160 8 GB RAM I know it sounds terrible but it used to run CS and Dota at 200 fps. I'm pretty sure I upgraded all my drivers and it's all up to date and I tried different monitors which has the same result.