All my games crashing.

[Remikp04]

Well. As title states, in rainbow six siege, I cant even start a game. In fortnite, I cant land. Without crashing. Please helllppp.

 

I have a r5 1600@ 3.9ghz 1.35V, GTX 1060, 8gb ddr4 2800mhz.

[Terabyte_272]

first try resetting your cpu to stock instead of the overclock. you may have an unstable overclock which may be the cause.

[mxk]

Sounds really unstable to me. Like ^ said, reset your OC to stock speeds and see how that works.

[Remikp04]

1 minute ago, Terabyte_272 said:

first try resetting your cpu to stock instead of the overclock. you may have an unstable overclock which may be the cause.

I will do but I've had this for ages overclock and it was stable.

[Rex_G]

4 minutes ago, Remikp04 said:

I will do but I've had this for ages overclock and it was stable.

Silicon degrades over time. Although it might be host of reasons why it is happening now and it did not happen before. Like people have suggested before, run at stock speeds and see if system is stable.

[Remikp04]

Ok thanks guys, it actually didnt crash now. This wouldve been the last thing I thought of. I wont OC anymore as it only gains little FPS anyway  THANKKKSSS  

[Remikp04]

@Rex_G @mxk. @Terabyte_272

 

Well. Crashed. only like 20 minutes of gameplay

[mxk]

6 minutes ago, Remikp04 said:

@Rex_G @mxk. @Terabyte_272

 

Well. Crashed. only like 20 minutes of gameplay

Fucking rip. Try underclocking a little? Idk to be honest.

[MangetsuNeko]

Are you receiving any sort of error message when your games crash?

 

Here are some things I can suggest...

Re-seat your RAM because... Well, just because, lol!

Wouldn't hurt to test your RAM with a memtest, either.

Have you had any new driver updates or anything you could think of that recently changed on your computer?

Check the power pin leads going into your graphics card... I've helped someone before where the PCI-E power connectors weren't quite seated in all the way.

Monitor your temps while a game is running and make sure everything is staying in a reasonable range.

Uninstall and reinstall graphics drivers with latest from Nvidia.