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PC Freezes when playing games PLZ HELP ME!

Whombus

Every time I play games my PC will eventually crash and it is getting annoying plz help! The pictures are the temps and usage of when it crashes

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If it crashed, how are you getting readings? Be more specific. My games kept freezing. I tracked it down to Geforce Experience. I'm pretty sure it was trying to optimize my settings or something while playing. Soon as I turned it off, no more freezing.

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What are you doing when it crashes, ive never seen a 1080 pinned at 100% and 79 degrees lol

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The screen Freezes and I just have all of those programs open to try to find out why it is crashing and also what did you do in geforce experience?

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What are your system specifications and parts?

Any overclocks?

How old is the Windows install?

When did this issue first start occurring?

What all have you tried?

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that extra gforce crap that installs with the drivers can be a problem. best to just install the driver and that's it.

heat could be another. cpu and gpu. nvidia cards throttle like crazy anymore.

 

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I went down to the task bar, and clicked it. A menu will come up and you select the bottom option, exit. If you used optimize on some game, it starts up with windows and keeps trying to optimize it. I also kept getting low fps in game. I moved the slider more to performance on World of Warcraft and now I am getting 100fps+ instead of dipping to 30 in cities, and 12 fps in raids.

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Rarz so you turned off optimization or you turned it on?

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I just turned Geforce Experience off. If you don't use it, I'd uninstall like like Labrat suggested. I use it somewhat, so I just make sure it's off when I'm gaming.

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It usally crashes after a while of gaming mainly in overwatch or CSGO

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