Crashing During Games. - Hardware & Software

I know I've mentioned this in other threads, but I need to fix this shit now. My system crashes about 3 minutes into gameplay. All temps are fine. I replaced the processor, same shit, replaced the mobo, same shit. My gpu is only 2 months old. All tests on 3dmark06 pass except the one cpu test. I updated all my drivers too. What the hell could this be? Specs: 9800gtx+ E8400 @ 4GHz (tried at stock clocks too) N7ad-SLI mobo 740i chipset corsair 2x2GB 800MHz ram BFG 550 Watt PSU

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Specs in OP. [editline]05:25AM[/editline] Oh and I even tried it on Windows 7 ands on a clean install of Vista.

what do u mean by system crashes, does it restart or something else. my comp would shut off and restart when i went into games and heavy graphical stuff when i had my old psu. i now got the corsair 750w and no longer a problem. but 550w should be good enough for ur specs but thats the only problem i see, so my suggestion is if possible try a different psu and see if it works then u know wut to replace

I mean screens go black. I have to manually turn off then on. I called BFG, the PSU is near perfect. I ran tests on Burnin Test, during the 3d graphics, the program shutdown. I believe it is the GPU. I heard that it can mess up the VRAM or something and affect the CPU. Confirm?

[QUOTE=lil JJ;16411310]I mean screens go black. I have to manually turn off then on. I called BFG, the PSU is near perfect. I ran tests on Burnin Test, during the 3d graphics, the program shutdown. I believe it is the GPU. I heard that it can mess up the VRAM or something and affect the CPU. Confirm?[/QUOTE] Oh.. Driver problem. Reverse.

[QUOTE=Daniellynet;16412034]Oh.. Driver problem. Reverse.[/QUOTE] Driver for the gpu? I'll try it. If it turns out to be a driver problem after all the shit I did, I'll be mad, but happy at the same time.

Either GPU drivers or RAM Probably RAM. Also check for overheating.

I suggest adding more Ram and changing the Power supply to a larger one.

[QUOTE=skylortrexle;16426784]I suggest adding more Ram and changing the Power supply to a larger one.[/QUOTE] There's absolutely no need for any of that. [editline]03:01AM[/editline] [QUOTE=SteeleCratos;16425461]Either GPU drivers or RAM Probably RAM. Also check for overheating.[/QUOTE] I ran a test on the ram, it passed. BFG concluded it is the GPU and is somehow interfering with the cpu during games. On the desktop I have no problem.