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PC keeps crashing. 1-10 times a day. Gaming, surfing the web, looking at photos, anything. I used to have an issue that it did it when I was gaming. Not so now. Actually seems to stay stable longer while gaming, but still crashes after a while.

 

Any ideas to troubleshoot? I set it not to restart if it crashes, still restarts. And by the way, it just restarts. Like screen turns black, pc restarts. No lagging, no freezing, just restart.

 

I need this for college in a month and I simply cannot afford another PC.

 

Specs are,

 

i5 4460, GTX 960 2GB STRIX, XFX TS 550W PSU, Gigabyte D3H-H97m.

 

Thanks.

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2 minutes ago, Mallowpuffs said:

 

had a similar problem and it seemed to be an issue with windows for me, as after a fresh install it worked fine.

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1 minute ago, Slottr said:

had a similar problem and it seemed to be an issue with windows for me, as after a fresh install it worked fine.

Someone said the same thing.. I have 960GB filled on my 1TB.. I have no idea to go about doing that. Not without losing everything.

 

I could get a 128/256GB SSD and put the OS on that, but I'd still have to loose everything on my main drive yes?

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