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The last couple weeks I was having random BSOD when I would run a game I normally run in system tray (not a abnormal thing for the game either). No other issues with it but that. I decided to reimmage it to see if that helped. It didn't. So maybe thinking that the SSD is failing I decided to put it on the HDD. Then later cleaned it out with my air compressor. Did a real deep clean by taking out everything and applying new thermal compound. Took it back inside and started to get everything back on it. I started it after some updates then my resolution tanked. It is strange I have never had any strange artifacts only bsod and even now I am able to use it but only in 1024 x 768. I look in devices and it says code 43. Searched that up and try multi ways deleting the driver, the folders in the drive with/out the net connected just downloading the driver but nothing. Unplugging power and losing all excess power. Nothing again. Can anyone help?

I do not have another PC to see if the 760 is dead (though again it's displaying) but I do have my old 560 somewhere unknown.

Specs:

I7-2600k @ 3.4 gigs
16 gigs of ram
EVGA 760 FTW edition (newest part of the comp at 21/2 years)

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I found my old 560 Ti and put it in, it is working again. Sucks as for the time being I have to deal with less performance. After closer inspection of the 760 ftw edition a chip looked like it went out. I will just have to take it to a electronic repair guy and see what he can do if anything. Just strange that it was still displaying even with a blown chip.

Edit Gonna skip taking it to a shop and just get a 1050 ti soon.

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