THISAnyone has any ideas of what could be causing this?EDIT:I forgot to mention, i did some other things too, in order to make my system faster, like disabling services that I do not use and such, but all that was done AFTER the first crash did occur, also in an effort to try taking some load off from the computer, in case it happened due to overheating.I suspect the graphic card is involved, as the crash only happens during high graphic situations, as noted until now. don't suppose anyone knows how this is done?The most pointless thread there has ever beenNow, I am not sure if this is software or maybe even bordering a hardware issue, but seeing how the problem first came after a clean format of my computer, Im assuming it is software related:When I launch games (League of Legends) I can play for a while just fine, but suddenly and without warning, my monitor will die (I got a digital and analog monitor, and it starts looking for signals), checking error logs shows that everything stopped responding, so it seems not to be just a monitor issue.Then recently, my computer got slow, it had built up over time, and I figured a clean install would be in order. Fortunately, while running XP, both GFX cards worked without error for over a year.The crashing did not to happen prior to installing the lastest drivers for my GFX card (unless Im mistaken), and I am currently going to uninstall the latest driver, run a test game and see if it then runs without crashesjust spend about an hour trying to get the news block to show.Besides that, I also gave the computer a good clean inside, but that also was done after the initial crash had occured.I found my vista CD and formatted my computer yesterday.After the install of Windows Vista 32-bit, the following has been done on the system:Before internet connection was made:Fatal1ty Drivers ASUS VGA DriversASUS Graphic Card Drivers (Nvidia)SyncMaster 2032BW drivers (for my Samsung widescreen)SB Audio Soundblasters Drivers I used networking and got in League of Legends from my laptop.I plugged to the internet and did the following:Download + Install Microsoft Security EssentialsDownload + Install Windows Live MessengerPatched League of LegendsDownloadInstall Adobe ReaderDownloadInstall Adobe AIRDownloadInstall Service Pack 1 + Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista directly from MicrosoftDownloadInstall newest video card driver from Nvidia for my Geforce 8600Ran Windows Update = no new updates aviable for my computerI also opened my computer, so I can see all fans are working as they should be.< Any ideas? I tried the following:-re-uploading the news. Its not working >. any ideas?=mufar=.I cannot pinpoint any errors that has happened during this, except minor ones:I installed, uninstalled and re-installed Realtek Audio Drivers, me and a friend had trouble with voice communication on MSNSkype, so tried this to help the issue, finally it randomly seemed to start workingUninstalled Syncmaster for my screen, as I expected it was the cause of the errors.My setup is:Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6420 2.The only solution once this happens is to kill the power (hold in the power buttom), nothing else makes the computer jump back to life.That crash happens almost everytime the game is run on the computer, and never outside of gaming (so far); So it is not a random crash every 10-20 game, it crashed maybe 4 out of 6 games or so this far.php include (3 times)-settings in admin cp (various changes)everything else is showing.I have two really large conches looking at me from my brother's desk and I want to blow them, in the style of Lord of the Flies.Absolutely clean install.13Ghz4,00 GB of Ram2 SLI connected Geforce 8600GT gfx cardsSB Audigy Soundblaster soundcardRunning Vista Home Premium 32-bit(original, if anyone is wondering) with Service Pack 2There seems to be some error in it allocating the 4GB of Ram and the GFX card (32 bit shouldn't be able to allocated that much memory?)Anyway, the crashing problem happened in the past, when I first got the computer with Vista about 3 years ago nowThen a clean format and install of XP fixed the issue, and a clean revealed a cable was stuck in the fan of one of the GFX cards from poor assembly by the shop that sold it, which I thought was the reason of the crashes then, as that card would have been overheating quite quickly.13Ghz 2;
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