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PC hiccups after a while

flashmz
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Good day,

 

I have a 4 way monitor setup, with a GTX 980TI HYBRID.
 

One I leave the PC on for a while, it starts to have some hiccups, while moving the mouse or inside games. I always need to restart the PC to solve this, but after a while, the hiccups start all over again.

 

Do you know what could it be?

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Did you try giving it a drink of water :P

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20 minutes ago, flashmz said:

Good day,

 

I have a 4 way monitor setup, with a GTX 980TI HYBRID.
 

One I leave the PC on for a while, it starts to have some hiccups, while moving the mouse or inside games. I always need to restart the PC to solve this, but after a while, the hiccups start all over again.

 

Do you know what could it be?

have the same,started 2 weeks ago when i switched from windows 7 to 10..

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29 minutes ago, McHox said:

have the same,started 2 weeks ago when i switched from windows 7 to 10..

I am using windows 10, this never happened when I had windows 7 or 8

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45 minutes ago, Samfisher said:

Did you try giving it a drink of water :P

It´s always drinking from the water cooled CPU and GPU, what more does he need? :P

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