Jared Knabenbauer on Twitter: "Twice tonight my PC froze. monitors had solid colors, no sound and then restarted itself. Dying video card, overheating, or something else?"

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1. David‏ @HebrewLantern 3 Jun 2016
  
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  PSU?
  
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1. Tenmar‏ @Tenmar 3 Jun 2016
  
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  First download speccy. Second, check the temperatures of your CPU and GPU. If CPU temp is red, consider replacing thermal paste.
  
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1. Austin Trujillo‏ @Kilplix 3 Jun 2016
  
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  nvidia drivers failing hard on me lately too
  
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1. Danny Dorito‏ @NintendoKidsYT 6 Jun 2016
  
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  I don't fucking know man, i'm just here to like the tweet because i have no life.
  
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1. hilde ‏ @hildewereld 3 Jun 2016
  
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  I'm gonna go with ghosts
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1. HappyWulf‏ @HappyWulf 3 Jun 2016
  
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  Sounds like overheating. Welcome to SUMMER!
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1. NADE (Fucky Deluxe.)‏ @Grenademanblitz 3 Jun 2016
  
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  First guess overheating. Second is video card. Good luck with that. :(
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1. Q̡̙u͚̮̲e̗̯̼̻e͜n ͉̭̱̗̫͓͠S̭͔̺̰͖͇̀m̫͉ò̫͈̮̟̗͉͙o̗ș̺͉h‏ @sheepdean 3 Jun 2016
  
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  probably overheating, or a ghost
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1. David‏ @Fuckin_Clone 3 Jun 2016
  
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  Might be overheating. Depending the temp there, it's most likely that. Heat has been getting to my comp too this week.
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1. Aquaczaz‏ @Aquaczaz 3 Jun 2016
  
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  my guess would be overheating. clean everything.
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1. Tenmar‏ @Tenmar 3 Jun 2016
  
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  First step of course is to remove dust from computer. Unplug and turn off PSU, ground yourself, then clean out computer.
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1. Koyo Hibiki‏ @KoyoHibiki 3 Jun 2016
  
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  It sounds like a dying video card, but that's about all I can offer without actually looking at the machine in person.
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1. Jet‏ @threalfolkblues 3 Jun 2016
  
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  If it's heat related you should be experiencing thermal throttling and performance loss before a crash. Check temps, clean case.
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1. stonecreek‏ @The_Stonecreek 3 Jun 2016
  
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  Depression.
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