Pc dying need help

[Daggoe0]

CPU: i7 4820k

Gpu: nvidia 1070

Ram 16gb ddr3 like 1300 something MHz I believe 

Motherboard some old 2014 asus motherboard will update this first thing when I wake up

Hard disk 3tb

750w psu 

 

 

:Hey, I’m having some issues with my pc and I really don’t know what to do. my problem is while I’m on my pc (its completely random by the way) it mostly happens while I’m in game( doesn’t matter what game) either my FPS gets really low or my screen freezes then I get a black screenthat says no input as if I pulled out my dvi also my pc stays on and I still hear my game sound it’s just on loop or something like that idk and the only way to access my pc again is to hard reset it by holding the power button. i tried most of the things internet told me but nothing works, at this point i really really dont know what to do. I am afraid it’s my gpu display drivers crashing, but I heard it can be nearly anything. I just hope it’s everything except my gpu. I already reinstalled my gpu  drivers a couple of times didn’t work also checked my temps gotta say my cpu temps are a bit high while gaming depends on game tho, cpu is around 55-70 gpu 50-70 depends on the game. If anyone knows something any help would be appreciated. Sorry for my bad grammar btw hopefully you can understand most of it  besides that have a nice day/night

[Fasauceome]

I would compare with another graphics card, anything that works, to narrow it down 

[Terabyte_272]

Ya with that problem I would say your gpu is the culprit my gtx 260 did that when it died. If you have the chance or any rando gpu laying around I would suggest swiching your gpu and seeing if that fixes the problem.

[SuperCloneRanger]

there are several reasons why this could be happening, the easiest is a problem with the connection between the motherboard and the graphics card. so you should first try reseating the graphics card. remove the graphics card from the computer and clean the contacts along the bottom, i use isopropyl alcohol but if you don't have any just use a little water on a paper towel, just make sure its completely dry before putting it back. brush out or blow out the slot on the motherboard, a small paint brush is great for getting into the tight crevices on a computer hardware. then reinsert the graphics card, making sure it's all the way into the slot. then test, if the problem persists get back to us and we can try something else.

 

Also, welcome to the forum.

[Daggoe0]

oke, so first off thanks for the reply's. About the comparing it with another graphic's card. I dont got any gpu's laying around unfortunatly :/. Besides that with the connection between the motherboard and my gpu, i just tried it and so far no issue's but ill let you guys know if it happends again. Thanks alot tho for the reply's really appreciate it 

[Daggoe0]

So it just happend again. i wasnt even in a  game.. just on youtube...