I'm having computer problems...<.<

[Tekkawarrior]

1) Is it a mac? (jk)

2) Insufficient power
3) Insufficient RAM (which might not the be the case because you didn't experience BSoD)
4) Graphics card problems (sounds to me like this might be the most logical one, since it ONLY happens when you are playing vidya i.e. when graphic card is mostly used)



My two cents, hope it helps.

 

[mad825]

I would try system restore to rule out a software problem otherwise I'd be looking at hardware.....make sure that the cables are in/connected correctly....

 

[Sacman]

1) Is it a mac? (jk)

2) Insufficient power
3) Insufficient RAM (which might not the be the case because you didn't experience BSoD)
4) Graphics card problems (sounds to me like this might be the most logical one, since it ONLY happens when you are playing vidya i.e. when graphic card is mostly used)



My two cents, hope it helps.

Of course it isn't a Mac...
I'm not sure about my power supply...
I have 8GB of Ram...
It may be a problem with the graphics card since it only happens n game...

 

[Tekkawarrior]

1) Is it a mac? (jk)

2) Insufficient power
3) Insufficient RAM (which might not the be the case because you didn't experience BSoD)
4) Graphics card problems (sounds to me like this might be the most logical one, since it ONLY happens when you are playing vidya i.e. when graphic card is mostly used)



My two cents, hope it helps.

Of course it isn't a Mac...I was being sarcastic, notice the "jk" in brackets?
I'm not sure about my power supply...I'm pretty sure you can get a diagnosis test online
I have 8GB of Ram... Having 8 gb of broken RAM means you have 0 RAM, get a RAM diagnostic online and run it
It may be a problem with the graphics card since it only happens n game...Most probably this one.

 

[GrimTuesday]

Have you checked the Flux Capacitor yet? I actually had a buddy who was told to do this by Tech support... it took him an hour to realize that the guy was fucking with him.

 

[olendvcook]

Have you checked the Flux Capacitor yet? I actually had a buddy who was told to do this by Tech support... it took him an hour to realize that the guy was fucking with him.

lol thats funny.

OT: Yeah if defiantly sounds like a video card problem.

But to cover some simple overlooked stuff first make sure your monitor is plugged in all the way, I once had a stupid problem that sounded like this because the monitor cable was loose >.>

Then try downloading the latest drivers if you haven't already. If that doesn't work and if you have a spare video card lying around try swapping the cards to make sure its defiantly the video card.