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  1. Casuaisxtynine
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    Ok. I was thinking of replacing the motherboard and the GPU for this as this still has an active warranty. Thanks for the help!
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  3. Casuaisxtynine
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    Well, it seems that the driver was uninstalled. What happened after I ran the stress test was...

    The internet was cut off for the computer alone. Then, I restarted the system, after that, the driver was uninstalled. It was not present on Programs and Features. It was also not present on C:\Program Files\ATI Technologies.

    I'm reinstalling the driver right now and getting a replacement Motherboard and GPU.
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  4. Arc
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    OK, let us know the situation after replacing the motherboard.
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  6. Casuaisxtynine
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       New #14

    So far so good. Thanks for the help! I'll mark this as solved.
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  7. Arc
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    Let us know for any further issue.
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