[Help] Weird game crashes

firezero10

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The problem started only today when I play CSGO. I was able to start the game and enter a match. The loading was fine but after like 2-3 mins of gameplay, the game just freezes with a black screen. After I force closed it with task manager, my browser starts to go wrong too. The screen starts to flicker and even goes off for a while(saw my monitor going into low power mode) but it switches itself back on.

After that, my browser look like this:

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and is not responding(Have to kill it with task manager too).

Things I have done to remedy but with no success.
1) Ran Windows Memory Diagnostic (Thought my RAM is dying but no problems found)
2) Updated my GPU drivers but problem still persist

I ran an even more demanding game(Witcher 3) and the game runs perfectly fine though. I have no idea what is going on now. Running a full system virus scan now....

Here's my specs(for those on Mobile)
Processor
Intel Core i5 2500K@4.2Ghz w/Cooler Master Hyper 212+
Mainboard
Biostar TP67XE
Graphics Card
Sapphire Tri-X R9 290 4GB
Memory
Kingston ValueRam DDR3 8GB [4GB x 2]
Display
Dell 2311H 23" w/Corsair Strafe[Cherry MX Brown Switch] & Logitech G502
Storage
Crucial MX100 512GB + Samsung F3 1TB
Optical Storage
Samsung SH-222 22x
Casing
Cooler Master HAF 912 Advanced
PSU
FSP Aurum Gold 700W
Audio
Altec Lansing VS2621 2.1/ Audio Technica ATH-M50X
OS
Windows 7 Ultimate X64
 

firezero10

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looks like gpu committed suicide

:(:( but my other games like Witcher 3 and Fallout 4(heavily modded) still running fine.....

Didn't hear any recent csgo game-crashing bug too. Or is it that my GPU doesn't want me to play csgo...:s22:
 
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