PC genius needed. ^.^

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

I was playing tera and that crashed then blue screen.
It came on screen then dissapeared.
My pc is not a overpriced way to watch ****.

[Duskky]

I was playing tera and that crashed then blue screen.
It came on screen then dissapeared.
My pc is not a overpriced way to watch ****.

Overheated maybe?

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

Overheated maybe?

Nope. Just before the crash I managed to check the temperatures using razer game booster. Everything seemed fine.

[Avril Parker]

If your PC freezes up during or shortly after start-up of Windows, start it saved and run defragmentation.
Uncheck possible Rapid-Storage-Tech-Software if you run on an Intel. You can check that on later once you've done a clean start after unchecking it.
Fire on next start your Bios up and actually see if there's anything marked that'll shut down your computer on temperature issues and see if those entries are actually set to a working condition (aka if you know your PC can handle more as is listed in there, then change it to the value you know is working).

If your PC shuts down during regular usage, eventually occuring during games, then it's usually due to either an buffer-overflow or overheating.

[Brad]

Overheated maybe?

possibly but its hard to say without knowing what the blue screen msg was

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

If your PC freezes up during or shortly after start-up of windows, start it saved and run defragmentation.
Uncheck possible Rapid-Storage-Tech-Software if you run an intel. You can check that on later once you've done a clean start after unchecking it.
Fire on next start your Bios up and actually see if there's anything marked that'll shut down your computer on temperature issues and see if those entries are actually set to a working condition (aka if you know your PC can handle more as is listed in there, then change it to the value you know is working).

If your PC shuts down during regular usage, eventually occuring during games, then it's usually due to either an buffer-overflow or overheating.

I do have rapid storage running? Could that cause a problem?

[Avril Parker]

I do have rapid storage running? Could that cause a problem?

Depends on what system you're running.

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

Depends on what system you're running.

You got Skype? o.o Would be much easier?

[Avril Parker]

If you run on Ivy you don't need it and it might even cause interferences with the standard procedure of Win7 locating the valid port for your SATA.
So turning it off for the start-up after defragmentation is a good way to ensure Win will actually point it's ports right on it's own. As said, you can check it on later again.
Let a graphics test be done and crosscheck during that usage of both CPU and GPU (do a run with Furmark for the GPU).

If you're on a Sandy then don't deactivate Rapid-Storage.

[ShiMoShinkenFry]

I am pretty sure it is an ivybridge.