I know for sure this isn't a overheating issue because i don't overclock and my computer is well ventilated with many fans. Although I just started using ITE smartguardian with my fans speeds at max. If I try lowering them my computer freezes sometimes. After about an hour, sometimes not always, I get corrupt black lines going everywhere across the screen which lead to my computer automaticaly restarting. When you computer auto restarts isn't that memory issue? Im using Corsiar Selects but they are legit because I have not had any problems like this before so then what. lets say you
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Re: Random corrupt grahics...
You could have 15 fans in a case and STILL overheat if they aren't configured properly. If the fans are in bad spots or blowing the wrong way, you can create dead air pockets that actually hold hot air on your components. If your comp freezes when you have your fans on anything other than max speeds, you have a ventilation and/or airflow problem.
For anyone to help you, we'll need to know more about your system specs.
At this point, you're describing an overheating issue.
1: You crash when your fans aren't maxed.
2: The anomalies occur after a period of use.
Try running your comp with the side panel removed. Then try running it with the side panel removed and a small desk fan pointed right inside it. If that helps, you probably have some fans fighting each other or you have generally bad ventilation and airflow. -
Re: Random corrupt grahics...
If your video card's cooling is clogged with dog and cat hair, then it doesn't matter how many fans are pointed at it. I agree with ^--classic overheating problem that leads to artifacts and system lockup.
Take your gpu out, hold the fan so that it doesn't spin freely, and blast it out with compressed air. If your gpu has intake ports to pull air over the memory, hit those as well. You might be surprised at the number of dustbunnies that may have been wantonly fornicating on your memory modules.Comment
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