Can Bandicam kill/damage a GPU?

[lmistspear]

I tried to use bandicam for the first 2 times, First time recording had a bit of lag. Second time did have lag and a weird glitchy screen that shows when a GPU/Graphic Card is dying on Laptops. The same like shows on this video of this guy https://youtu.be/91mYffCHTXM


My question is, Can Bandicam be the result of killing my Laptop's GPU? to let you know i've had it for 7 years going strong and playing 2 games which were Pirate101 and Wizard101. These 2 games are so small in terms of System Requirements and graphics. It only started to die all of a sudden when i used Bandicam.

Also, I tried to power off and power on my laptop. It officially killed it. Blank screen and nothing besides a 5 Caps lock flashing lights which means it's a Motherboard failure.


Specifics for my laptop:

HP 625
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 (256 MB)
AMD Athlon II P360 / 2.3 GHz Dual Core
2 GB DDR3 SDRAM
Windows 7 Ultimate

Is it also possible to fix something like this or do i officially need a new motherboard? I'm a tech noob. So don't mind me. Thanks.

 

[jaslion]

I tried to use bandicam for the first 2 times, First time recording had a bit of lag. Second time did have lag and a weird glitchy screen that shows when a GPU/Graphic Card is dying on Laptops. The same like shows on this video of this guy https://youtu.be/91mYffCHTXM


My question is, Can Bandicam be the result of killing my Laptop's GPU? to let you know i've had it for 7 years going strong and playing 2 games which were Pirate101 and Wizard101. These 2 games are so small in terms of System Requirements and graphics. It only started to die all of a sudden when i used Bandicam.

Also, I tried to power off and power on my laptop. It officially killed it. Blank screen and nothing besides a 5 Caps lock flashing lights which means it's a Motherboard failure.


Specifics for my laptop:

HP 625
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 (256 MB)
AMD Athlon II P360 / 2.3 GHz Dual Core
2 GB DDR3 SDRAM
Windows 7 Ultimate

Is it also possible to fix something like this or do i officially need a new motherboard? I'm a tech noob. So don't mind me. Thanks.

Have you ever cleaned your laptop from dust on the inside?
If not it could very well be that when bandicam was used the system started working hard and started overheating causing damage since for some reason these older amd laptops often did not shutdown when overheating and just kept going.

 

[lmistspear]

@Jaslion

Yeah my laptop had no dust. I always made sure to keep the components all clean.