BSOD without the BSOD cause I lose input to monitors

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  1. joey6000
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    Tried on two different usb drives, same problem "missing operating system"

    and yes I reformatted the drive
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  3. axe0
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    That could be the boot mode, though I cannot find anything about boot mode in your BIOS.
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  4. joey6000
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    I've gone through the all settings in BIOS, I'd have to go out and buy some disks to run it most likely.
    I've run both pairs of ram by themselves the problem happens with both of them and I've run them through memtest86 each for 8 passes. I highly doubt it's ram related. I can run it tonight if you deem it necessary, anything else I could do in the meantime?

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  6. axe0
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    We recommend MemTest86+ because we find it much better than MemTest86, it has found errors in many occasions where MemTest86 failed. In all those occasions replacement of the memory solved the problem.

    anything else I could do in the meantime?
    Could you try to get the temperature of the GPU more down by removing dust or something?
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  7. joey6000
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    That was due to a hiccup with my afterburner fan profile, during gaming it's around 78-81 degrees. I know heat is bad, but crashes occur at safe temperatures, in and out of gaming while I have either of my cards in.
    As for the RAM same error has occurred running both sets of RAM. I'll go out and get some disks and run memtest86+ tonight. Any other tests I should look at?
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  8. axe0
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    I didn't mention it because of the high temperature from the test, I mentioned it because I would like you to try to get the temperature lower :)
    Personally I find 80C quite high for the GPU and would attempt to get it lower.
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  10. joey6000
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    ah :) thanks.
    Yeah, those cards have seen some heat, literally zero space between them when I have both in. They're getting old now so I don't worry as much anymore.

    I got the disks and I'll run memtest86+

    Thanks Axe0
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  11. joey6000
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    Just finished running memtest86+

    Results attached

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  12. axe0
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    Looks good, thank you :)

    Was the BIOS loaded to the optimal default settings?

    Have you gotten new BSODs since your last DM Log upload?
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  13. joey6000
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    Yup default settings, and yes same crashes where I'll lose my monitor first and my computer will crash about 30 seconds after. however nothing is being created under event viewer other than the computer not closing properly. Its been 3 days without incident though. It feels very streaky at this point. I
    Where if I see one crash there are more to follow in quick succession. I think I may add the second video card in today to see if I see more frequent crashes?
    Is it possible my power supply has grown too weak?
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