@holger1405
Well, none of that is possible under the circumstances in which we find ourselves. However, as far as just replacing parts, they were going to replaced anyway. I've wanted to upgrade them for a while now. But, I brought it forward in the hopes this would fix the problem. Especially since there was evidence and hints that it could very well be the PSU at the outset. So, I don't know. You say it's not possible it's the game, but unless I can recreate this problem with any other program, I have no evidence to suggest it isn't the game.
But I have one more idea and maybe you can agree or disagree, but perhaps it is the motherboard afterall. Yet another component that was going to be upgraded anyway. I was just waiting until later this year to do all of this. Ah well, could be worse. At least I can play the game, for the most part.
Just a quick question. If it isn't the game, but a driver (no BSOD, but humor me). I can't figure it out and I don't know how to uninstall and reinstall the driver for the GPU. What about just factor data resetting the entire computer? Basically put it back to what it was the day it was bought in terms of software versions, etc... and then update them all to current and see? At least that's free.