Gaming damage a PC


  1. Wycliffe
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    Gaming damage a PC


    Hi
    I bought a laptop lenove by the name Windows 10, i3, 2.20 GHz for my study but I was also using it for gaming, i installed PES GAME but I was running good, to my surprised one day I leave the PC on with game for 1 hr when I was coming back I notice the LCD color has changed to pink and it developed some line so what is the main cause
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  3. Berton
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    I'd try shutting it down, pulling the power cord and battery, let stand for a couple of minutes then try again. Also check if it feels hot to your hand.
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