PC starting to fail???

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Recently I've been unable to play any games...At first when Crysis 2 kept freezing when I loaded my save I thought maybe it was corrupt, then I started again and thought I'd then re-install the game. Same problem. Then I always freeze and crash when installing Red Faction...I just installed Elder Scrolls earlier, set everything to max, including my res to 1816x1014 (fits my monitor) then when on character creation, a window pops up saying it's stopped working....WHY?!?!

Prime95 showed my CPU overclock was stable, I've had the same GFX card OC for about a year now and that should be stable as I play films all the time which demands gfx power (1080P Blu ray ofc)

Any suggestions. I am bored of XBOX and half my good games are on PC lol
 
Would that honestly make games crash??? I used to play wow for ages with these specs (granted it doesnt demand as much) but that would handle non-stop gaming...why would my psu fail within a min of playing even Oblivion?
 
Would that honestly make games crash??? I used to play wow for ages with these specs (granted it doesnt demand as much) but that would handle non-stop gaming...why would my psu fail within a min of playing even Oblivion?

becuase it stresses your gpu more which uses a lot more power, if you psu cant give it that power you have stability issues
 
Hmmm actually the past few days since having my CPU overclocked...My front usb's sometimes cut out...At the moment I can't get no power from them :/
 
Odd. I took the cables out of one power drive, unplugged the external HDD usb and returned all my overclocks to stock. Front usb's starting working again. No luck on the Crysis 2 loading though...
 
Thats an incredibly weird screen resolution, try something like 1280x720.

Yeah my LCD tv has a strange res

tried the settings you suggested with all effects on max, including 8x AA (i think) runs ok...well i played for 2 mins.

However that could be because I unplugged a few things???
 
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