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I think it still uploads and resizes it to the old size and it gets displayed a bigger size which makes it blurry.

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Man I love ASUS's boards

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Well just test the hardware to begin with then

Have you tried a fresh install before? Wouldn't hurt to try.

It would be wise to test every component individually before buying anything tho, for example, place the PSU in another system and see if the PC freezes aswell.

It could still be the PSU despite it delivers enough power, you can test the power supply using a tool like this https://www.amazon.de/Netzteil-Tester-Netzteiltester-Diagnose-Computer/dp/B00ALNG5K0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1487944270&sr=8-2&keywords=power+supply+tester (you live in germany right?)

530 watts should be able to handle it just fine, the fact that it happens randomly instead of when performing heavy tasks confirms this. If you just want to be safe you have enough power, buy a 600+ watts PSU, they don't cost THAT much to replace.

Should be fine, the power supply could be broken tho, which may cause these issues.

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