Post #2173528

@Korawolfsrain If you are on PC, you can check the crash logs in the Event Viewer. (I'm no expert with Linux distros if using such, but there should be a similar crash log or event log on there) It could be a number of things, so best to check what the error reports as. A majority of the hardware related issues I see are memory related, so my first step would be to power off completely and remove the DIMM(s), then reinsert them and try again. Just a basic first thing before full memory troubleshooting. If your PC has a CPU with integrated graphic support, you could try to run it without the GPU installed to see if it is a GPU issue.