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KieranFretwell
By KieranFretwell
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It has happened 2 or 3 times now, i was just watching a youtube video and the sound and the screen sorta froze playing the same part. To turn it off i had to unplug it, i have no idea what might be causing it is there anything i can do to try and figure out the cause? 

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could be an unstable OC

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could be an unstable OC

The thing is, my temps are fine and it never does it during games and stuff.. 

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The thing is, my temps are fine and it never does it during games and stuff.. 

 

Try disabling hardware acceleration in flash player...

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