"Power loss" while playing games - how to narrow down the failure ?

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  1. guldi
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    After a while playing with an older GPU with no crashes I invetes some money into a new PSU ==> no crashes with the GTX295 GPU so far ==> I assume it realyl was the PSU

    thx for the help
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  3. Maguscreed
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    Sorry I was right, I hate it when people have to buy new gear to fix a problem.

    At the same time glad you are straightened out though.
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