My games and computer crashes.

[platski]

Hi, ive been reading alot of other threads and didnt find anything helpful. So...
I built a new PC for around a month ago, with good specs.

Gtx 1070 
ryzen 5 2600
2x 8gb ddr4 3200mhz
250 gb ssd samsung
Kraken x62
Asus Prime B450-plus
Corsair vs450 450watt 
(NZXT H500i) if anyine were intrested.

So the problem started yesterday when i came home from a vacation, i started playing some fortnite, then the sudden happend that the game crashed. I didnt think much of it just started it again. And it crashed again. I got mad and started playing Apex Legends. Then that crashed aswell. And it just kept going. After some crashes later my computer also started crash with a blue screen, i think we are all known of it. This wasnt anything new but it started doing it a lot and often. I started searching around the web and did everything people said would help. Nothing helped... I though it was some problems with those games so i tried a game of league of legends. It worked perfect the whole game and i didnt play anymore. I also tried Far Cry 5 and it worked for around a 1h as the other games and then it crashed. The only thing i know is that Apex, Fortnite and far cry has in common is that they all use something called EasyAntiCheat. I though for a sec that this Easyac Was the problem, but it didnt seem so trustworthy. Im in huge need of help. And i will respond as fast as i can to all your quietsions if needed. (Sry for bad english tho.)

[DesolationGod]

honestly it sounds like a driver issue to me, have you tried reinstalling your video card drivers or updating?

[Chaftalie]

Are there any error messages from the games?

 

What does the bluescreen say?

[Fasauceome]

Gaming is one story, how about synthetics? Download and run Aida 64, you can isolate CPU, ram,  and GPU as crash causes.

 

[buzzinkeegs]

when ever i play with tight timings on my ram i get this but games general just dont even gget past the loading screen but after i reset timings everythings fine

[platski]

32 minutes ago, DesolationGod said:

honestly it sounds like a driver issue to me, have you tried reinstalling your video card drivers or updating?

I got the latest drivers from nvidia but i havnt tried reinstralling, and i dont know how to do it either.

[platski]

32 minutes ago, Chaftalie said:

Are there any error messages from the games?

 

What does the bluescreen say?

From fortnite its the normal unreal engine UE4. And from axep and far cry its nothing, its just closes down.

The blue screen says that there has been a problem or something and its a huge sad smile. Then it starts loading a procent bar and then it restarts. 

[platski]

27 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Gaming is one story, how about synthetics? Download and run Aida 64, you can isolate CPU, ram,  and GPU as crash causes.

 

I have no idea what you just said, sorry im just not very well known in this topic. But i will continue listen if you could teach me or something if there is a chance it would work and solve it. 

[Chaftalie]

If you want to make an complete and clean reinstall deinstall the driver with https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

(read that site first before downloading)

 

You can try to make an normal reinstall of the driver first just download the newest driver and install it. use the manual mode in the installer and check the checkbox "reinstall driver"

 

 

 

1 minute ago, platski said:

I have no idea what you just said, sorry im just not very well known in this topic. But i will continue listen if you could teach me or something if there is a chance it would work and solve it. 

 

He means testing your hardware with specific programs, that are made for bringing the hardware to its limits.

With those you can evaluate if the problem is instabillity of the CPU RAM or GPU

[DesolationGod]

Yes use the program chaftalie linked, then just go to nvidias site and redownload the drivers for your card.

[platski]

3 minutes ago, Chaftalie said:

If you want to make an complete and clean reinstall deinstall the driver with https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

(read that site first before downloading)

 

You can try to make an normal reinstall of the driver first just download the newest driver and install it. use the manual mode in the installer and check the checkbox "reinstall driver"

 

What would u suggest me to do?
 

[Fasauceome]

2 minutes ago, platski said:

I have no idea what you just said, sorry im just not very well known in this topic. But i will continue listen if you could teach me or something if there is a chance it would work and solve it. 

So to elaborate:

Aida 64 is a program that lets you test parts individually, straining them with a work load to see if it's stable. Since it's not a game, it's a synthetic benchmark.

https://www.aida64.com/downloads

Download the top one, aida 64 extreme.

[Chaftalie]

2 minutes ago, DesolationGod said:

Yes use the program chaftalie linked, then just go to nvidias site and redownload the drivers for your card.

First download the driver, disconnect internet so windows update does nothing crazy, then use the program, then install the driver (;

2 minutes ago, platski said:

What would u suggest me to do?
 

I would use the programm DDU. Its more work, but the result has a higher chance of success

[platski]

3 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

So to elaborate:

Aida 64 is a program that lets you test parts individually, straining them with a work load to see if it's stable. Since it's not a game, it's a synthetic benchmark.

https://www.aida64.com/downloads

Download the top one, aida 64 extreme.

I will try.

 

[platski]

14 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

So to elaborate:

Aida 64 is a program that lets you test parts individually, straining them with a work load to see if it's stable. Since it's not a game, it's a synthetic benchmark.

https://www.aida64.com/downloads

Download the top one, aida 64 extreme.

Which one should i try? from the different options? Performancetest?

 

 

[Chaftalie]

7 minutes ago, platski said:

Which one should i try? from the different options? Performancetest?

 

You can use that, but under tools there is stability test, use that.

Thats made for things like that. check the checkboxes: Stess CPU, Stress FPU, Stress cache, Stress system memory, stress GPU(s)

hit "start"

[platski]

6 minutes ago, Chaftalie said:

You can use that, but under tools there is stability test, use that.

Thats made for things like that. check the checkboxes: Stess CPU, Stress FPU, Stress cache, Stress system memory, stress GPU(s)

hit "start"

Is there any tutorial on youtube that show me how to use it, i get realy lost

 

[Chaftalie]

 

Hope that helps

[platski]

1 minute ago, Chaftalie said:

 

Hope that helps

Thanks, it helped. But for how long should i let it go or does it stop by it self. Then it said thet it would fix my gpu drivers or something.

[Chaftalie]

1 minute ago, platski said:

Thanks, it helped. But for how long should i let it go or does it stop by it self.

Let it run for about half an hour to an hour. Or if its late at night at your place, let it run over night.

(AIDA64 won't close itself, so if its closed your PC probably crashed and restarted.)

Just now, platski said:

Then it said thet it would fix my gpu drivers or something. 

I saw that message once, i declined it. But I do not know anymore what it is about anymore.

[platski]

4 minutes ago, Chaftalie said:

Let it run for about half an hour to an hour. Or if its late at night at your place, let it run over night.

(AIDA64 won't close itself, so if its closed your PC probably crashed and restarted.)

I saw that message once, i declined it. But I do not know anymore what it is about anymore.

What should i do with the results. Is there any thing specific i should look for?

[Chaftalie]

@platski

You can look if something gets really hot

(green = interesting temperatures)

 

Sadly here it does not show the GPU temperature.

 

Main thing to look for is a crash / bluescreen

If its crashing you know that you probably have a Hardware problem.

[platski]

46 minutes ago, Chaftalie said:

@platski

You can look if something gets really hot

(green = interesting temperatures)

 

Sadly here it does not show the GPU temperature.

 

Main thing to look for is a crash / bluescreen

If its crashing you know that you probably have a Hardware problem.

under the process i got the blue screen with a sad smile, i guess ur familiar with it. And when it got to 100% it just stoped and nothing happend, the computer should restart when it hit 100% but now it didnt and i left it for around a hour and now i had to turn of my computer manualy. I dont know whats happeing atm realy, it all worked fine for a week ago and now this. I dont realy know either if i had broken any parts when i built it but i was realy careful with the parts and didnt break anything what i know.

[xreaperx22]

i bet the psu is at fault...i had this happen once on a 450watt too i switched to a 650watt and never had a crash again,not sure if the psu itself was faulty or not didnt care it wasnt that expensive so i got another one.