Why... (archived by Mimus)

[Strax]

well not overheat problem... My graphic temperature went up to 53 and than the fan turned on and it went back to 40. Some time after that I got white screen and didn't respond anymore. Srsly?

[Tomahawk]

most graphics cards today should function at 60-70, 75-90 is acceptable and 90+ is not recommended.
if you say your card reaches about 70 and then stops working, it could be a faulty card.
open your pc case, and check your card while running the pc, there should be a small fan built in the graphic card(underneath it i think) if it stops working then its probably a faulty card.

[djuki]

NEVER take out your CPU.....!!!!
I think he means PC..
indeed a weird problem. You mean a blue screen like this one right? :

(Btw lots of fun to install it as a screensaver on someone's desktop without them knowing !!)

What does it say?
Imo it could be loads and loads of problems... but how to find out//...

If you want to find out you could strip the PC to its bare minimum and see if it still occurs.

[Strax]

NEVER take out your CPU.....!!!!
I think he means PC..
indeed a weird problem. You mean a blue screen like this one right? :

(Btw lots of fun to install it as a screensaver on someone's desktop without them knowing !!)

What does it say?
Imo it could be loads and loads of problems... but how to find out//...

If you want to find out you could strip the PC to its bare minimum and see if it still occurs.

I tried googling it and tried fixing, but it did not help :C

[Sky]

the problem is with your RAM imo, i have no idea how to fix them, but checking if they are put well might be a first step

[Charmy*]

You know you can test your RAM? My borther showed me yesterday, as i also was having some computer issues. Take a USB stick and google for memtest.
Install memtest on your USB,i think there is a version downloadable from google that does that to. Then restart you computer, press either f8, f11 or f12 to come into the boot menu. From there you try booting from the USB and it tests your RAM. Mine was working corectly, luckily. That test will tell you if you have faulty RAM

But, maybe you already tested this?? Anyhow, good luck.

[Duka]

Y'know, I have bought new monitor and problem disappeared.

[djuki]

Nice trick.
You can also take one out and see if it still occurs. (Normally you have two slots RAM memory in use). If it does take the other one out. if it still occurs that might not be the problem.

[Charmy*]

Well, i have 4 slots of RAM and i couldnt reach most of them because of the CPU cooler. So, this test is very reliable, you could also run it multiple times . I suggest though, if you can reach your RAM, that taking one out at a time is a better way. That test did take some time. And, mostly when you have your failing RAM in there it would most likely give you a boot error. Then you will know whats going on .

[Maths]

the problem is with your RAM imo, i have no idea how to fix them, but checking if they are put well might be a first step

Dude i told you , clean your RAM with an eraser in the lower part . That's the best way . it happened with me too