PC crash

[Jurrunio]

1 hour ago, Blaze2k said:

no overclock didnt play with the cpu power and that all are like i got them from factory

Not related to overclock. What I mean is that the CPU degrades so badly that it can't hold its stock clock speed.

[Blaze2k]

2 hours ago, SuperCloneRanger said:

agreed, you should never ignore a problem.

 

try disabling the steam overlay. open steam, click steam in top left, select setting, select in-game, untick enable the steam overlay while in-game.

 

also try a different video connector like dvi or dispay port if one of those works it is likely a resolution/video signal issue.

i deleted the drivers and installed again nope didnt work

 

[Blaze2k]

2 hours ago, Jurrunio said:

Can you lower the core clock multiplier or clock speed? It is possible that the chip goes bad over time, thus not able to sustain its clock speed and run stable. I have heard of this happening on AMD FX chips before, though only a few (FX chips are rarer than Intel chips though)

how can i do that 

[Jurrunio]

4 minutes ago, Blaze2k said:

how can i do that 

In the BIOS there will be either "CPU clock speed" or "CPU clock multiplier", some option named like that, allows you to control the clock speed. If it is named "CPU clock speed" then it will say 3500MHz. If it is named "CPU clock multiplier" then it will say 35. To lower your clock speed, set it to a lower value like 3300/33, 3000/30

[Blaze2k]

9 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

In the BIOS there will be either "CPU clock speed" or "CPU clock multiplier", some option named like that, allows you to control the clock speed. If it is named "CPU clock speed" then it will say 3500MHz. If it is named "CPU clock multiplier" then it will say 35. To lower your clock speed, set it to a lower value like 3300/33, 3000/30

I am not sure if that will fix the problem.As i said i sent my pc to someone else to check the problem but it didnt crash so i dont know if the cpu is the problem

[Blaze2k]

any way to be a hard disk problem?

3 hours ago, SuperCloneRanger said:

agreed, you should never ignore a problem.

 

try disabling the steam overlay. open steam, click steam in top left, select setting, select in-game, untick enable the steam overlay while in-game.

 

also try a different video connector like dvi or dispay port if one of those works it is likely a resolution/video signal issue.