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Other games, like for example Shadows of Mordor or DS3 don't get the crash, although they seem pretty much more demanding games, so I'd like some advice. I don't know what can I do to try and fix this. It just seems that at some points of intense graphic FX, the card can't hold the charge. In Afterburner I can't seem to notice any anomaly right before the crash.

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My Windows has been fully reinstalled quite a few times since I noticed this problem (the Divinity thing started happening like a year ago or so).

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(Underclocking to 1800, setting Wattman settings to manual and undervolting here and there, etc). I have tried some tweaks I found over this forum from users having some kind of similar problems, with no effect. I have the graphics on the minimum settings, although the recommended ones suggest something inbetween medium and high, but the crash keeps happening. And now, it crashes even if I alt+tab at the cutscene. When I get to a cutscene that seems to be demanding some kind of graphical load, with foggy FX and some stones falling and whatsoever, the crash happens again. I can bypass that problem by setting the graphics to the lowest (although the auto detection suggests everything to max) and alt+tabing when I expect a big load of graphical FX to be displayed.

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The problem begun when I tried Divinity 2: Original Sin. In some scenarios when the screen is filled with fire and fog effects, after some flicking and slowing of the image, the screen goes black and I have to force a shutdown on the PC so I can restart. It gave me no problems at all, running Witcher 3 and other kind of pretty demanding games with ease. I had this card up and running for almost 2 years IIRC.

Kingston ValueRam DDR3 1333 PC3-10600 4GB CL9 (x3 making a total of 12).

Don't know the exact model, it's a HDMI.

19.3.1 (but happened at earlier versions too).

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