Normally, the CPU sends instructions to the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU). If the GPU takes too long to process those instructions (usually more than 2 seconds), Windows assumes the hardware is frozen. To prevent a total system "Blue Screen of Death" (BSOD), Windows restarts the graphics driver. This "reset" clears the GPU's current memory and restarts the rendering engine. Common Causes of GPU Resets 1. Outdated or Corrupt Drivers
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: Your screen will flash black and you will hear a beep. Windows is re-initializing the display driver to clear temporary glitches. 2. Resetting Settings to Default Normally, the CPU sends instructions to the Graphics