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Lag spikes and/or brief black/blue displays are common issues.

Lag spikes and/or brief black/blue displays are common issues.

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2anivb
Member
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11-26-2025, 12:24 AM
#1
In various games like Dota, WoW, and farming simulators, my computer occasionally freezes unexpectedly for about 15 seconds. Sometimes it just stops, other times I see a black or blue screen before it recovers. When I check the Task Manager, I notice a high GPU usage spike. With those system details, could my graphics card be failing?
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2anivb
11-26-2025, 12:24 AM #1

In various games like Dota, WoW, and farming simulators, my computer occasionally freezes unexpectedly for about 15 seconds. Sometimes it just stops, other times I see a black or blue screen before it recovers. When I check the Task Manager, I notice a high GPU usage spike. With those system details, could my graphics card be failing?

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11-26-2025, 07:42 AM
#2
Reviewing your performance metrics shows your memory usage peaked at 100% and averaged around 84% otherwise. It seems background programs are consuming a lot of resources.
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XExtremeGamerX
11-26-2025, 07:42 AM #2

Reviewing your performance metrics shows your memory usage peaked at 100% and averaged around 84% otherwise. It seems background programs are consuming a lot of resources.

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iiSweeTzz
Posting Freak
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11-28-2025, 06:51 AM
#3
Verify your virtual memory configurations. A certain program is generating excessive memory errors, indicating physical RAM is being exhausted and pages are being swapped to disk, which slows down the system. I've prepared a PowerShell script that monitors processes with high IO Read/Write (>10,000 bytes/sec) and large working set (>256MB), triggering when pages move faster than 50 per second. Copy this code into your PowerShell terminal and press Enter. To halt it, press CTRL+C. Run it in the background at startup and terminate it once the issue appears. You might identify the problematic process quickly.
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iiSweeTzz
11-28-2025, 06:51 AM #3

Verify your virtual memory configurations. A certain program is generating excessive memory errors, indicating physical RAM is being exhausted and pages are being swapped to disk, which slows down the system. I've prepared a PowerShell script that monitors processes with high IO Read/Write (>10,000 bytes/sec) and large working set (>256MB), triggering when pages move faster than 50 per second. Copy this code into your PowerShell terminal and press Enter. To halt it, press CTRL+C. Run it in the background at startup and terminate it once the issue appears. You might identify the problematic process quickly.