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Hello,
Before I start I want to apologize for my English.
Two weeks ago I have changed some components in my PC - CPU, GPU, Motherboard and RAM. I wanted to test the capabilities of my new PC, so I ran a few games. Five minutes into the game and some of them are freezing and some just crash without an single error. I searched for a sollution, but none of them helped. Sometimes PC shows REFFERENCE_BY_POINTER BSOD. I found out that the problem may be caused by old drivers, so I used Display Driver Uninstaller to delete them ( yes - I should've done it earlier). Program told me that I should run Windows in safe mode, and I did just that. Another problem occured - after turning on PC my monitor had not received signal from my graphics card (monitor connected with HDMI cable to my GPU). I've also noticed that my GPU doesn't show this lines right after turning my PC on (ones from BIOS). I've managed to "repair" the problem by plugging HDMI directly to my motherboard. After deleting old drivers I wanted to check if my card works properly so I modified core clock in MSI Afterburner by +5 MHz. Even after such low overclock my graphics card became very unstable and it's failing to load up Chrome properly.
I've formatted my hard drive to reinstall Windows, but these problems still occur.
I've also ran GPU benchmark, but it does work great - without any errors.
Here are the parts that I've changed:
GPU - ZOTAC GTX 1050 Ti
CPU - AMD FX 8300
Motherboard - GIGABYTE 78LMT USB3 rev. 6.0
RAM - 8 GB DDR3

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