I was playing Street Fighter V in my PC then it went to a blue screen of death showing "Video TDR Failure of nvsm[something].dll]"
I rebooted my PC then after reaching the login page, it showed a white screen then rebooted (this happened several times). So I diagnosed by opening the case then I felt a shock when I touched my PC with my metal-handled screwdriver.
Upon removal of some cables I discovered that the VGA and the DVI cables were grounded and I could still be shocked if the cables are still hooked to my two monitors.
I unplugged the first monitor (the DVI one) on my AVR and plugged it to a regular socket, then the ground on the two cables lost. After the shock was lost the PC booted fine and I could play Street Fighter V again.
I rebooted my PC then after reaching the login page, it showed a white screen then rebooted (this happened several times). So I diagnosed by opening the case then I felt a shock when I touched my PC with my metal-handled screwdriver.
Upon removal of some cables I discovered that the VGA and the DVI cables were grounded and I could still be shocked if the cables are still hooked to my two monitors.
I unplugged the first monitor (the DVI one) on my AVR and plugged it to a regular socket, then the ground on the two cables lost. After the shock was lost the PC booted fine and I could play Street Fighter V again.