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Drewrod17
By Drewrod17
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I need help. So recently I switched my 770 for a 780, everything worked fine with my 770 but now when I play a game like Rome 2 when it starts getting intensive it locks up and blue screens. I for think my 600 watt PSU should really be a problem for it? The BSOD code is 101 and it's stressing me out. My computer was perfectly fine before this upgrade. The only plausible thing I can think of is a psu problem idk

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what does windows even viewer tell you?

And what PSU is it? Hopefully not some cheap no name brand...

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So definitely a PSU problem? My friend said he would sell me his GS800 if that's the case

I'd try the PSU before buying it, but you gotta do some testing before you determine it's the PSU

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So definitely a PSU problem? My friend said he would sell me his GS800 if that's the case

What is your CPU? is it overclocked?

If it is try turning down your OC.

Or try to increase the core voltage.

You have th CPU power connector plugged in correct?

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My 3570k is OC'ed to like 4.0 GHz

If you put it back to stock clocks and voltage does this issue happen again?

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