Games crashing.. help.

[equinoxxi]

hi i need help again, I have built this pc just last year in december and played with it, it was fine and all but recently i've been encountering some crashes on multiple games that i play (mostly steam ones) and i can't even surpass 30 minutes without the game crashing, though when i play genshin impact it does not crash at all and have played multiple hours with it. I have restarted the computer but it's still the same. This only happens in games. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

 

my pc specs:

ssd: Silicon Power 2TB NVMe M.2 

cpu: intel i5-12600k

gpu: geforce rtx 4060ti 

mobo: rog strix z690-a

ram: teamgroup t-force delta ddr4 32gb

psu: Corsair rm750e  (750 w)

 

(i'm very new to these, help is very appreciated:))

 

[Blazepoint5]

25 minutes ago, equinoxxi said:

hi i need help again, I have built this pc just last year in december and played with it, it was fine and all but recently i've been encountering some crashes on multiple games that i play (mostly steam ones) and i can't even surpass 30 minutes without the game crashing, though when i play genshin impact it does not crash at all and have played multiple hours with it. I have restarted the computer but it's still the same. This only happens in games. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

 

my pc specs:

ssd: Silicon Power 2TB NVMe M.2 

cpu: intel i5-12600k

gpu: geforce rtx 4060ti 

mobo: rog strix z690-a

ram: teamgroup t-force delta ddr4 32gb

psu: Corsair rm750e  (750 w)

 

(i'm very new to these, help is very appreciated:))

 

Use monitoring software like HWMonitor or MSI Afterburner to check your CPU and GPU temperatures while gaming. Overheating can cause system instability and game crashes. Make sure your components are running within their recommended temperature range.

 

If you've overclocked your CPU, GPU, or RAM, try reverting them to stock settings. 

Run stress tests and benchmarks to ensure your system is A ok. Tools like Prime95 , FurMark, Cinabench, MemTest86 can help identify if any of your components are causing issues.

 

If the crashes persist with specific games, consider uninstalling and reinstalling them. 

 

After a game crash, open the Windows Event Viewer (press Win+X, then select "Event Viewer") and look for errors or critical events that occurred around the time of the crash. This may provide additional information on what caused the issue.

 

If possible, try installing a different GPU in your system to see if the crashes persists This can help determine if the issue is specific to your RTX 4060 Ti.

[TatamiMatt]

1 hour ago, Blazepoint5 said:

Use monitoring software like HWMonitor or MSI Afterburner to check your CPU and GPU temperatures while gaming.

@equinoxxi Id recommend Hwinfo, tis the standard for monitoring as its the most accurate and logs the most sensors. Also provide your Hwinfo spec sheet while youre at it.

 

2 hours ago, equinoxxi said:

hi i need help again, I have built this pc just last year in december and played with it, it was fine and all but recently i've been encountering some crashes on multiple games that i play (mostly steam ones) and i can't even surpass 30 minutes without the game crashing, though when i play genshin impact it does not crash at all and have played multiple hours with it. I have restarted the computer but it's still the same. This only happens in games. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

 

my pc specs:

ssd: Silicon Power 2TB NVMe M.2 

cpu: intel i5-12600k

gpu: geforce rtx 4060ti 

mobo: rog strix z690-a

ram: teamgroup t-force delta ddr4 32gb

psu: Corsair rm750e  (750 w)

 

(i'm very new to these, help is very appreciated:))

 

Your 32Gb of RAM, is that 2 or 4 stick? And what speed is it?

[equinoxxi]

2 sticks it has 2400mhz each

[equinoxxi]

idk if this helps but this is what i found from the event viewer.

[equinoxxi]

this too from the hwmonitor:

 

pls do tell if there's something wrong.

[Blazepoint5]

2 hours ago, equinoxxi said:

idk if this helps but this is what i found from the event viewer.

Thats alot of warning and errors.

Go to programs and futures and remove all your drives use DDU to remove your graphics driver( make sure to remove you graphics driver on safe mode) and reinstall all of them and try it.

 

If the problem persists i would recommend to do a fresh install or reset the PC but back up your stuff. 

[Blazepoint5]

2 hours ago, equinoxxi said:

this too from the hwmonitor:

 

pls do tell if there's something wrong.

Your temps are normal 

[equinoxxi]

i saw a vid here 

is it okay to follow his way?