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Having an issue with my pc, whilst trying to play GTA 5 Online. (Single player works fine) 

 

Just tried starting it up for the first time today and every time I try to load into GTA 5 my pc restarts. At first, I was thinking we may have had a power cut/surge. I checked the event viewer and CPU/GPU temps are everything was fine. I'm starting to think its my PSU? 

 

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Are these shutdowns specific to GTA 5?

It may be worth running some stress tests to see if it's a stability issue somewhere else, or if it's exclusive to GTA.

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Just now, Semper said:

Are these shutdowns specific to GTA 5?

It may be worth running some stress tests to see if it's a stability issue somewhere else, or if it's exclusive to GTA.

Seems to be just GTA 5 yes, online only. Single player works fine, oddly enough 

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3 minutes ago, GeorgeKellow said:

Seems to be just GTA 5 yes, online only. Single player works fine, oddly enough 

It's entirely possible that it is a faulty PSU, however that doesn't explain why it would be exclusive to GTA 5, and moreover why even more exclusive to GTA Online. There's things that should be higher on my list of concerns, but I can't come up with a reasonable explanation for this one.

Like I said, try some stress testing, see if your PSU is able to handle a heavy load that isn't gaming.

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56 minutes ago, GeorgeKellow said:

Seems to be just GTA 5 yes, online only. Single player works fine, oddly enough 

try aida64 to stresstest it.

and if needed userbenchmark to test your system performence in general. both are free

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2 hours ago, GeorgeKellow said:

Seems to be just GTA 5 yes, online only. Single player works fine, oddly enough

While you are in story mode, lower all your in-game settings to normal/medium. Turn off any MSAA. Restart the game and try to play GTA Online with these new settings.

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4 hours ago, GeorgeKellow said:

Hi guys! 

 

Having an issue with my pc, whilst trying to play GTA 5 Online. (Single player works fine) 

 

Just tried starting it up for the first time today and every time I try to load into GTA 5 my pc restarts. At first, I was thinking we may have had a power cut/surge. I checked the event viewer and CPU/GPU temps are everything was fine. I'm starting to think its my PSU? 

 

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Try other PSU.

That rather crappy EVGA GS 550 could be the issue...

"Hell is full of good meanings, but Heaven is full of good works"

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PSU isnt crappy at all. It could be a possible motherboard defect or some software. 

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12 hours ago, GeorgeKellow said:

The PSU isn't crappy. In the 'tier 2' listing. Good review from JonnyGuru...

 

 

If you could explain 

5 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

PSU isnt crappy at all. It could be a possible motherboard defect or some software. 

PSU that died with Overload on Minor Rails is crappy.

And its rather loud...

Jonnyguru doesn't test overload...

Just because its made by certain manufacturers doesn't make it good, as every manufacturer has decent and less decent stuff in their lineup.. 

And there are alredy people saying that Focus doesn't work with certain 1080ti or VEGA GPUs. So why should it be different here?

 

So its probable that the PSU shuts off because of the Transients of the GPU.
Especially the MSI is awful.


So you have two choices:
a) keep the PSU and replace the GPU

b) Replace the PSU and keep the GPU

 

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