Recent content by AnthonyM79

The game I've been playing is Warframe, while playing my CPU is at 60°C and at 13% load and my GPU is at 65°C and at 45% load. I already ran a SFC scan last night and it said files were repaired but I haven't noticed if that helped yet. I've been meaning to run Memtest but I need to find a...

It's basically brand new, I just built this computer at the beginning of the year so it's almost six months old.

I added my specs into the original post. As for overall time while in game it can last anywhere from one minute to over two hours and while not in a game I haven't noticed it crash yet. Since the original post I have also uninstalled my graphics drivers with DDU and installed the newest version...

A couple months ago my computer would randomly freeze while playing games, my computer wasn't under any heavy load and temps were normal so I don't think that was the issue. I tried a bunch of different things and eventually got it to stop happening but now it is starting to happen again. Under...

While running cinebench for a few minutes my CPU was at 100% load and reached around 89 degrees. Also for reference it runs at around 35-40 while idling.

I just recently built a new SFF PC and while doing some testing to get a general idea what my thermals were I noticed that my CPU was getting decently high temperatures while not under much load. While playing Fallout 4 on mid/high settings I was getting around 240 FPS but my CPU was reaching an...

My motherboard was causing problems for my computer so I needed to get a new one which means that I need to take off my CPU cooler. I also ordered some new thermal paste I just don't know what is the proper way to remove thermal paste from a CPU.

So I already tried sfc /scannow, I've tried running a repair install, a reset, the CHKDSK commands, I've tried to fix the image and tried a new one. The issue will sometimes happen in safe mode but not often. When I try to reinstall my graphics card drivers in safe mode the problem happens and...

About a week ago I was using my computer when both my monitors turned off and wouldn't reconnect to my computer even though my computer was wrong. When I restarted my computer it booted to a blue screen that said: Recovery, it looks like Windows didn't load correctly. So I reset my computer and...

Thank you so much for responding so fast over the past week and thanks for your help. I will continue to troubleshoot I guess, until I find something that works and I'll let you know if anything works or if I need anymore help.

So yesterday I tried what you recommended to do and none of them have resulted in success. Today I was doing more troubleshooting and I have now encountered the issue while in safe mode.

So I tried the sfc /scannow thing yesterday and it found corrupted files that it was unable to fix. I wanted to run the scan on a working computer as well so I ran it on my brothers PC and he got the same corrupted files located but his computer was working fine. But I will also try the other...

So yesterday I tried each stick of ram one at a time in each slot and that didn't fix anything. But what was surprising to me was that when I loaded into safe mode of windows 10. When in safe mode my computer ran normally and I never had the issue of the monitors turning off. I thought that...

So I tried a new CMOS battery and that didn't fix anything. Also while I was at it I used my brothers PSU to see if that would fix anything because he has no issues with his computer and with the new PSU in I was still having the same issues so now I have no idea what is causing the problem...

Where would I find a new CMOS battery, can I use any one that fits or is it specific? I don't think it is heat related because my computer is on for only a couple minutes until they turn off again. Is there any way I could specifically test my PSU to see if it's the problem?