Recent content by OkFloorIt

Scratch that- I actually do remember the fix for this (if it is a Dell) It's your BIOS being out of date! If you can get your BIOS updated to the most current version it should resolve this.

Could be the PSU if this is a Desktop. Power supplys can cause strange restarts like this all the time.

Yeah I would agree with Wayfall. Most likely a HDD failure. One hope would be that it could be a BIOS setting that caused that. Getting to the BIOS on a Lenovo if it's a thinkpad is just hitting 'Enter' when on the Lenovo splash screen. Once there select the Restore Defaults option for the...

You should post your PC's specs first because your PC Build is going to determine what RAM you should purchase. Also- RAM isn't quite as important as a good Video Card for gaming. It may help slightly but not as much as an upgraded Video Card will.

One thing to try would be if you have another monitor or a way to put World of Tanks in Windowed mode and use MSI Afterburner to see the temperature of your GPU when it typically crashes. If it was more of a software issue I would just make sure you have the most current driver for your...

Kind of an obvious one- but is the Video Card seated all the way in PCI slot?

a Drive will have multiple partitions (especially if it was used in another computer) Typically the bigger of the partitions is going to be where you data is stored. If the computer was using Windows find the biggest partition (usually labeled primary) and navigate to the Users folder. Inside...

I saw this problem a little late. I am an owner of an Alienware Aurora R3 Desktop and have had numerous problems with EXCESSIVE fan noise. It got so bad that both my PCI fan and Hard Drive fans would run at 100% NON STOP for no reason literally as I would turn my computer on. I recommend...