PC has this weird problem

Limpeishicrone

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Hi guys i'm facing this problem with my PC and I'm not sure what's causing the problem.

Whenever I touch my PC a little or accidentally kick it etc, it will slow my FPS down like from 100 fps to 20 fps and sometimes even jam and hang. Fixing it will require a hard shutdown then switching it on a few seconds later.

I thought I had fixed it by taking out a hard drive (i have 1 SDD and 1 normal hard drive, now I only have the SDD). It fixed the problem for about 1 week? I could kick the PC and nothing would happen but now it's back.

Any thoughts on what's causing the problem and what components I should be changing? Thanks:(
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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Well for starter maybe u can list the parts of your PC?

As for your issues seems kinda weird though..and why would u touch and kick your PC??
 

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Well for starter maybe u can list the parts of your PC?

As for your issues seems kinda weird though..and why would u touch and kick your PC??
hey here it is

i5 4570 asrock b85m pro4
kingston 8gb ddr3 1600 cl11
powercolor 7950 3gb pcs plus
plextor m5s 128gb ssd
wd 1tb blue
samsung 24x dvdrw
seasonic m12 520w
sharkoon t28 case
dell S2340L 23 inch IPS monitor
ms win 7 home prem 64bit oem
asus usb n13 wireless reciever
logitech k120 keyboard

my PC is on the floor so sometimes i might accidentally nudge it lol
 

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Can reposition desktop to table top? Maybe GPU contact issue each time you bang the desktop with your leg.
 
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Can reposition desktop to table top? Maybe GPU contact issue each time you bang the desktop with your leg.
i realise sometimes for no reason it will also slow down after i watch some anime, even though i didn't bang it
 

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well im not sure if ur mb have on board gpu or not, maybe u can try using that and see?
 

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TS, i suggest you check on your resource monitor and see which one take up the highest performance.

i can try to help u out.
 

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You can try using the other PCIE slot on your motherboard and also secure the card as firmly as possible and try to reposition the case to avoid "kicking" if possible lol and see how it goes....pcie 3.0 and 2.0 on your board should not effect the performance of your gfx.
 

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Agree with others. Sounds like a mechanical problem. Could be connection of GPU. Could be fan stopped turning.

Inside very dusty? If so remove dust by using air blower to dislodge dust and vacuum after.

Maybe disconnect GPU connections and reconnect.

Disconnect the wireless receiver and reconnect.

If that doesn't work try disconnecting hard disk and reconnecting to same port or, if no improvement, another port.
 
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