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Not sure what you want me to take a screenshot of, and why i'd need that program for it.
I don't have v-sync on, and atm. i have team fortress 2, league of legends, world of tanks & navy field 2.
Edit: I got it.
Idle:
Load:
Can bad memory cause game lag, but not game/computer crash?
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New #14
Do mind testing the RAM?
- Follow this toturial RAM - Test with Memtest86+
- Take special note of Part 3, if errors are found.
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New #15
As mentioned in the first post, i have tried memtest, but only for an hour with no errors. Planning on running a longer sessions when i find the time.
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New #16
That is up to you.
Download CPUID - HWMonitor, and post a screenshot, in order to verify the voltages being supplied.
How old is the power-supply?
Do you have a spare one you can test with?
Download CPU-Z and put a load on the system using Prime95 and post a screenshot.
- Put a load just for a couple of minutes and don't go through the entire testing process for now.
This will tell us if the CPU is reaching it's boost clock speed.
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New #17
PSU is about a year old.
Load from game:
Load from prime:
During prime:
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New #18
Today i ran memtest for a bit over 5 hours with no errors. In bios the performance setting for memory is "extreme"
So, more or less hardware fault is ruled out. Maybe i should try some even older drivers?
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New #19
How many passes did it complete?
Try setting the RAM back to stock.
Check for dust accumulation particularly in and around the slots.
What is your BIOS revision?
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