My games are keep crashing. Is that GPU fault?

[jackson67]

It's actually laptop, games are crashing within 5 to 10 minutes of gameplay.

PLEASE HELP 

Here are my specs:

RYZEN 5 3550H

16 GB RAM

GTX 1650 4GB 

512 SSD  

[Guest]

Unstable GPU or cpu clockrate it could be

[Crunchy Dragon]

Does the game crash, or does the entire system crash?

 

How are your hardware temperatures?

[jackson67]

9 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Does the game crash, or does the entire system crash?

 

How are your hardware temperatures?

just games are crashing 

[jackson67]

9 hours ago, AxS said:

Unstable GPU or cpu clockrate it could be

come on dude, I m asking for help

[Guest]

2 hours ago, jackson67 said:

come on dude, I m asking for help

Dude it can simply be a instable GPU clock simply. Download MSI Afterburner and try to lower the clock rate/voltage 

[jackson67]

3 hours ago, AxS said:

Dude it can simply be a instable GPU clock simply. Download MSI Afterburner and try to lower the clock rate/voltage 

can you give me some tips regarding  msi afterburner please?

Thanks in advance 

[trevb0t]

7 hours ago, jackson67 said:

just games are crashing 

You're not answering simple questions to help us determine what could be happening...

 

Is the laptop getting super hot?

[Guest]

2 hours ago, trevb0t said:

You're not answering simple questions to help us determine what could be happening...

 

Is the laptop getting super hot?

I think it's a GPU clock that turns the game into Alt + F4 simulator somehow 

[Guest]

5 hours ago, jackson67 said:

can you give me some tips regarding  msi afterburner please?

Thanks in advance 

Amazing one from JayzTwoCents you can hopefully go by

 

https://youtu.be/6_Me603fnq8

[jackson67]

3 hours ago, trevb0t said:

You're not answering simple questions to help us determine what could be happening...

 

Is the laptop getting super hot?

no my gpu temperature is normal somehow 

[trevb0t]

57 minutes ago, jackson67 said:

no my gpu temperature is normal somehow 

Not just GPU. Could be the CPU getting too hot. I ask because laptops often lack good cooling solutions as a whole. Like is it burning up in your lap while you play?

1 hour ago, AxS said:

I think it's a GPU clock that turns the game into Alt + F4 simulator somehow 

Could be! I just know thermal throttling is so real with certain laptop models.

[jackson67]

14 hours ago, trevb0t said:

Not just GPU. Could be the CPU getting too hot. I ask because laptops often lack good cooling solutions as a whole. Like is it burning up in your lap while you play?

Could be! I just know thermal throttling is so real with certain laptop models.

so can you give me some idea?

[Guest]

19 hours ago, trevb0t said:

Not just GPU. Could be the CPU getting too hot. I ask because laptops often lack good cooling solutions as a whole. Like is it burning up in your lap while you play?

Could be! I just know thermal throttling is so real with certain laptop models.

Oh definitely, but that shouldn't really crash the game, it should throttle the performance as low as it possibly can

 

[trevb0t]

6 minutes ago, AxS said:

Oh definitely, but that shouldn't really crash the game, it should throttle the performance as low as it possibly can

I've had laptops that literally kill power from heat issues, which I would call a crash. But then the question is: Is the laptop crashing, or is the game crashing and the laptop is still on and functioning? @jackson67

4 hours ago, jackson67 said:

so can you give me some idea?

Not without properly identifying what the issue is... If it is overheating, then perhaps reapplying thermal paste, cleaning any cooling elements for hair and dust, and potentially undervolting elements that are overheating are options. But that might not be the problem...

[jackson67]

2 hours ago, trevb0t said:

I've had laptops that literally kill power from heat issues, which I would call a crash. But then the question is: Is the laptop crashing, or is the game crashing and the laptop is still on and functioning? @jackson67

Not without properly identifying what the issue is... If it is overheating, then perhaps reapplying thermal paste, cleaning any cooling elements for hair and dust, and potentially undervolting elements that are overheating are options. But that might not be the problem...

so my gpu temperature are between 80 to 90 (sometimes it's cross 90 too ) and my games are keep crashing with 10 minutes of gameplay but today I underclock my gpu and I was apple to play gta 5 like 1 hour but after that it's crash again with error ERR_GFX_D3D_INIT. 

[trevb0t]

23 minutes ago, jackson67 said:

ERR_GFX_D3D_INIT.

According to a google search, this indicates you need to update your graphics drivers.

Is your GPU overclocked?

[jackson67]

15 minutes ago, trevb0t said:

According to a google search, this indicates you need to update your graphics drivers.

Is your GPU overclocked?

no it's underclock 

[jackson67]

And forgot to tell you guys something

I actually once changed Laptop's IC

Does that have to do anything with this issue?

[jackson67]

On 6/14/2022 at 1:52 AM, Crunchy Dragon said:

Does the game crash, or does the entire system crash?

 

How are your hardware temperatures?

between 80 to 90 and only games are crashing 

[jackson67]

 I just noticed that during gameplay their small pixel flickering with random lighting. 

[jackson67]

On 6/15/2022 at 9:52 PM, trevb0t said:

According to a google search, this indicates you need to update your graphics drivers.

Is your GPU overclocked?

I think that's gpu's fault. Can laptop gpu able to fixed?