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Oh, okay. Understood. As long as it went at least 8 passes with no errors that's fine. Chkdsk looks good, and good to hear on Seatools. Faulty GPU is possible, yes. Have you tried running Furmark yet? If you run it, watch for artifacts or crashes when running it. Either that, or if you have access to integrated graphics you can uninstall your video card drivers, shut down, physically remove video card, install latest integrated graphics drivers, and use the system as you would regularly. If no crashes, it's GPU related.
Regards,
Patrick
No errrors, however my BURN-IN SCORE was really low compared to the others with the 6670
Mine: BURN-IN SCORE: 604 points
Others:
FurMark 1.9.2+ burn-in scores - OpenGL benchmark and VGA Stress Test - Scores | oZone3D.Net
What else could be the problem?
Edit: Forgot to mention, idk if its normal but i only got 5 FPS through the entire test.
It sounds like you ran FurMark and not Memtest86+. Please refer to
Patrick's post to run Memtest86+. The crashes you are experiencing scream memory to me, so I really think the RAM should be tested. Even if it was tested already, it should be tested further by running Memtest86+ when the system is cold and warm.
A cold system is one that has been shut down and physically turned off for a few hours
A warm system is one that has been running for a few hours through normal daily use.
Run Memtest86+ for at least 8 passes, preferably more. It can take up to 22 passes to determine a bad memory module. If you can't run it multiple passes at once, run it multiple times over the next 4-5 nights while you are sleeping. Remember to test it both when the system is warm and when it is cold.