Solve : windows randomly crashes and shows only vertical lines?

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Answer» okay so for about the past month or 2 now regardless of what im doing windows within a few hours my sound will cut and whatever im doing will stop responding and then a few seconds later my screen suddenly jumps to this http://i.imgur.com/bn1RG5J.jpg and i have to entirly restart windows at that point and hope it doesnt crash again its been doing this more frequently and as fair as i can tell it leaves no error files. i dont think its anything overheating or being broken as my temps tend to be stable. it seems to do this far more frequently after i resume my pc from sleep but will sometimes do this even on a fresh boot up. however after if i restart my pc by shutting off the psu and turning it back on the pc doesnt seem to crash at all. im fairly certain its not a hardware issue as it ran FINE for about a day when i had a live ubuntu cd running to see if it was just my hardware. i also reinstalled every driver INCASE it was a driver issue but to no avail my system is as follows windows 7, custom built pc intel xeon e3-1231, R9 390, 8gb ram 128gb ssd and a 1tb hard drive, and a wireless card any help would be nice also if this is in the wrong sub forum sorry Most likely this is a hardware ageing problem and not a software issue. But I am often wrong. Can you restart in sage mode? You say the temps are OK. Even so, try leaving the PC fully off for an ;hour and then restart it and see how long it goes doing something ordinary. There may be a component that is heat sensitive. Was this PC moved recently ? ? Where did you get the drivers from ? ? Have you checked your Temps ? ?QUOTE from: Geek-9pm on November 01, 2016, 05:14:37 PM Most likely this is a hardware ageing problem and not a software issue. But I am often wrong. Can you restart in sage mode? You say the temps are OK. Even so, try leaving the PC fully off for an ;hour and then restart it and see how long it goes doing something ordinary. There may be a component that is heat sensitive. i did that and it worked for noticably longer but it eventually crashed. that said RIGHT now it seems to be working okay after i forced restarted it after it crashed and rn is working fine. if it stops crashing ill UPDATE in a few days and say if it seems to be fixed thanks update still do it more frequently now had it do it 3 times today alone. and it did this 2 times yesterday and once the day before that i dont think anythings overheating as everytime my components are within their max temps is it possible this is bad vram?Quote from: patio on November 01, 2016, 05:38:09 PM Was this PC moved recently ? ? Where did you get the drivers from ? ? Have you checked your Temps ? ? Quote from: patio on November 06, 2016, 09:17:56 PM no pc has not been moved got my drivers from amds website, and my tempes have been stable as per msi afterburner and hardware monitor and gpu-zCould be...how old is the card ? ? You can try removing the card...clean contacts with a rubber eraser and re-seat it...

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okay so for about the past month or 2 now regardless of what im doing windows within a few hours my sound will cut and whatever im doing will stop responding and then a few seconds later my screen suddenly jumps to this http://i.imgur.com/bn1RG5J.jpg and i have to entirly restart windows at that point and hope it doesnt crash again its been doing this more frequently and as fair as i can tell it leaves no error files. i dont think its anything overheating or being broken as my temps tend to be stable. it seems to do this far more frequently after i resume my pc from sleep but will sometimes do this even on a fresh boot up. however after if i restart my pc by shutting off the psu and turning it back on the pc doesnt seem to crash at all.
im fairly certain its not a hardware issue as it ran FINE for about a day when i had a live ubuntu cd running to see if it was just my hardware. i also reinstalled every driver INCASE it was a driver issue but to no avail
my system is as follows
windows 7, custom built pc intel xeon e3-1231, R9 390, 8gb ram 128gb ssd and a 1tb hard drive, and a wireless card
any help would be nice also if this is in the wrong sub forum sorry Most likely this is a hardware ageing problem and not a software issue. But I am often wrong. Can you restart in sage mode?
You say the temps are OK. Even so, try leaving the PC fully off for an ;hour and then restart it and see how long it goes doing something ordinary. There may be a component that is heat sensitive.
Was this PC moved recently ? ?
Where did you get the drivers from ? ?
Have you checked your Temps ? ?QUOTE from: Geek-9pm on November 01, 2016, 05:14:37 PM

Most likely this is a hardware ageing problem and not a software issue. But I am often wrong. Can you restart in sage mode?
You say the temps are OK. Even so, try leaving the PC fully off for an ;hour and then restart it and see how long it goes doing something ordinary. There may be a component that is heat sensitive.

i did that and it worked for noticably longer but it eventually crashed. that said RIGHT now it seems to be working okay after i forced restarted it after it crashed and rn is working fine. if it stops crashing ill UPDATE in a few days and say if it seems to be fixed thanks update still do it
more frequently now had it do it 3 times today alone. and it did this 2 times yesterday and once the day before that
i dont think anythings overheating as everytime my components are within their max temps
is it possible this is bad vram?Quote from: patio on November 01, 2016, 05:38:09 PM

Was this PC moved recently ? ?
Where did you get the drivers from ? ?
Have you checked your Temps ? ?

Quote from: patio on November 06, 2016, 09:17:56 PM

no pc has not been moved
got my drivers from amds website, and my tempes have been stable as per msi afterburner and hardware monitor and gpu-zCould be...how old is the card ? ?

You can try removing the card...clean contacts with a rubber eraser and re-seat it...

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