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After I did a clean install of Windows 10 I ran those scans again and while there were no errors that time around, they also found nothing.

Underclocked to 100 and it still crashed and then froze up with my second monitor going into a weird red and black patterned screen.

It was both. I'll try going further.

I underclocked to 40mhz and the game crashed, but my pc did not freeze. I took a screenshot of what popped up and attached it below.

The results of the GPU stress test: min:44C - max: 53C I did the Driver verifier....well, at least I hope I did it correctly. Here's the dump file.

I am sorry it has taken me so long to reply back, as I am not a physically well woman at this time. It started crashing and freezing my computer with all my games, so I did a complete clean install of Windows 10. I started to play Prison Architect after the clean install, and I got a...

I got another BSOD. Here's my dump files.

The game is fully patched. I did everything on that link. I also reinstalled it and started it on the lowest settings and it STILL froze my entire computer. All my temps were under 70.

I did, and it crashed. I went out and got some canned air and cleaned out my vents, then tried again with speedfan running. My GPU stayed in the 60s......and the game froze my computer about five minutes in.

First scan found nothing. The second scan gave me "Error: 87"

Well, I went to play Civ V again and my whole computer froze, I had to do a hard restart. Here's the new dump.

Whoops, nevermind, it just randomly popped back on. Weird.

Thank you! I've done as you asked and am now downloading the driver. Question: Now my second display isn't working and isn't being detected, how do I remedy that?

There ya go! Thank you so much for your time.

Please forgive me ahead of time, because while I'm okay with computers....I'm not exactly super smart with them, so in some cases I may ask you to explain things like I'm 5 :P Basically, everytime I play Civilization V, my computer crashes with "video_scheduler_internal_error". It also...