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[PonySlaystation]

no  not yet , id rather avoid that,  if posible.

What you should do is backup your important stuff in safemode and then reformat. You're probably not going to be able to fix this issue on your own and reformat fixes most problems and also helps pc performance. So if you just backup your stuff then it's a win-win situation.

Alternatively you can turn your computer in for repairs. They will do the same thing but charge you for it.

[kwiatekkek]

What you should do is backup your important stuff in safemode and then reformat. You're probably not going to be able to fix this issue on your own and reformat fixes most problems and also helps pc performance. So if you just backup your stuff then it's a win-win situation.

Alternatively you can turn your computer in for repairs. They will do the same thing but charge you for it.

ive read  on several forums , that it  wont  fix it.
even thou peeps  reinstal the  sys the  same  errors  would occure again.

[doesnttalkmuch]

Hi there,

...try to use your old graphics card for a week and check if the problems still occur.
I bet 25,- $ EIR:R donation that with your old gpu (if it is still working and if it was only switched because your new gpu is better) your problems will be gone.

Because the cause is most likely hardware (power supply or fried gpu or both).
I like to bet.

Cheers
C

[kwiatekkek]

Hi there,

...try to use your old graphics card for a week and check if the problems still occur.
I bet 25,- $ EIR:R donation that with your old gpu (if it is still working and if it was only switched because your new gpu is better) your problems will be gone.

Because the cause is most likely hardware (power supply or fried gpu or both).
I like to bet.

Cheers
C

cant   use  my  old gpu  cause its  fucked,  thats  why i  replaced it  with  the  new  one , i was  thinkin  bout  psu actualy ,  but  than it prolly  wont  work  at  all ,  and  as i said ,  sometimes it  ocure  just  after reboot ,  and  sometimes  the  pc  can run fine  for  several days .....
i  guess it wouldnt  let   me start  if it  was  sth  wrong with the  psu , althou im not  realy good  with  computers,  so  i might  be wrong.
and what about ram  mem ?
u  reckon  that could  cause  probs like  that  or  not realy ?

[Vermillion_Hawk]

It's most definitely not a problem with your RAM, my dad uses an ancient computer and he recently had RAM issues, all that does is have your computer's memory overflow and shut down randomly, it wouldn't cause the problems you're asking about.