Is it the graphic card problems?

Kightzzz

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hey guys, My com had suffered the Blue screen of death.

So after in safe mode and uninstalled my graphic card, I can use as normal without any graphic intensive stuff, but when i finished re-updating my graphic card and restart it show me the blue screen again.

May I ask the pro here, if is it really my graphic card problems or something else? And if i just change the graphic card, will it helps?

Thanks in advance for any reply...=)

Thanks
 

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hey guys, My com had suffered the Blue screen of death.

So after in safe mode and uninstalled my graphic card, I can use as normal without any graphic intensive stuff, but when i finished re-updating my graphic card and restart it show me the blue screen again.

May I ask the pro here, if is it really my graphic card problems or something else? And if i just change the graphic card, will it helps?

Thanks in advance for any reply...=)

Thanks

did u overclock ur cpu? if yes, revert back to default and see if the problem persist.

other hardware like PSU, RAM and HDD can also cause BSOD too.
 

Kightzzz

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hey bro, nope...I did not OC anything. Just normal usage.

hmm bro, may I ask for some advice on how do i determine which part cause it?
 

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thanks for the reply again, yup..i upgraded to the latest driver...but same thing still happen...i uninstalled and upgrade it 3 times, while in between i scan for virus and scan for registry check...
 

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I've just discovered my ATI HD 2600XT PCIe fan not working. Any solution to this?
 
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