Seriously baffled now.

[BoonMonkey]

Silly question - could it be driver related?

Not a silly question at all. But nah, it runs fine in my brothers PC with exactly the same drivers.

 

[Idleman]

Any luck with the restore?

 

[BoonMonkey]

Any luck with the restore?

Forgot to reply to this thread!

Nah, the crashing still persists even after a restore. I didn't mind losing the installed software so went back to being as a fresh install, no joy though.

 

[Vir]

It's probably all PSU related. Maybe try your brother's PSU in your PC? - if this has already happened sorry!

The way I see it...

- It's not the motherboard, that has been tested by GB
- It's not the graphics card, that has been tested in your brother's pc
- It COULD be your PSU as you tested it in your brother's pc, it works, but it works with another GFX card, right?

What you can do is:
- try his PSU in your PC
- try your PSU in his PC with YOUR graphics card.

If not that, swap RAM with your brother's RAM.

 

[BoonMonkey]

It's probably all PSU related. Maybe try your brother's PSU in your PC? - if this has already happened sorry!

The way I see it...

- It's not the motherboard, that has been tested by GB
- It's not the graphics card, that has been tested in your brother's pc
- It COULD be your PSU as you tested it in your brother's pc, it works, but it works with another GFX card, right?

What you can do is:
- try his PSU in your PC
- try your PSU in his PC with YOUR graphics card.

If not that, swap RAM with your brother's RAM.

Done all of this. Everything has been tested in my brothers PC!