Screen tearing up followed by black screen followed by computer shutting down

[IAmATurtleHD]

So since about two days whenever I start up a game I can play for about 2 minutes and then the problems mentioned in the title show up.

I've done alot of searches on this problem and I haven't found anything that helped me.
I tried fully deleting and updating my drivers to the newest ones. I also tried using older drivers but none of them have fixed the problem.

This is what I did before the problem started:

- I took the hard drive out of a laptop and backed up the data to mine because the laptop wouldn't start up properly anymore. What happened was the laptop started up but the screen wouldn't come on.

- I took out my graphics card and dusted it off, while I was doing this I noticed an oily liquid on top of the graphics card so I cleaned that as well.


Based on the above I think that I could've gotten a virus that was on the laptops hard drive or I could've done something wrong when cleaning the graphics card.

I tried to be as comprehensive as possible since English isn't my main language and I hope that someone can help me with this.


My build:
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z77X-D3H
Processor: Intel Core i7-3770K
Graphics card: ASUS GTX680-DC2-4GD5
16Gbs of RAM
OS: Windows 10 Home edition 64 bits
SSD: Samsung SSD 830 Series 128Gbs
HDDs: Two Western Digitals 2TB

 

[combinebasic]

So since about two days whenever I start up a game I can play for about 2 minutes and then the problems mentioned in the title show up.

I've done alot of searches on this problem and I haven't found anything that helped me.
I tried fully deleting and updating my drivers to the newest ones. I also tried using older drivers but none of them have fixed the problem.

This is what I did before the problem started:

- I took the hard drive out of a laptop and backed up the data to mine because the laptop wouldn't start up properly anymore. What happened was the laptop started up but the screen wouldn't come on.

- I took out my graphics card and dusted it off, while I was doing this I noticed an oily liquid on top of the graphics card so I cleaned that as well.


Based on the above I think that I could've gotten a virus that was on the laptops hard drive or I could've done something wrong when cleaning the graphics card.

I tried to be as comprehensive as possible since English isn't my main language and I hope that someone can help me with this.


My build:
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z77X-D3H
Processor: Intel Core i7-3770K
Graphics card: ASUS GTX680-DC2-4GD5
16Gbs of RAM
OS: Windows 10 Home edition 64 bits
SSD: Samsung SSD 830 Series 128Gbs
HDDs: Two Western Digitals 2TB

In this case, I suspect the problem of your PC is the video card or the gpu card. We called it garbage display it just like tearing display. This is because either the problem is the memory of the gpu or the gpu itself because it was damage of over temperature. And this because of the damage cooling system of computer or a lack cooling of the gpu. My suggestion is to remove your gpu and clean it, including the contact pin. Be sure that the cooling system is good and normal. The best way on this problem so that it can be solve is to use a new gpu.