- Apr 15, 2018
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It's been over 3 months since I've had this issue, have tried an endless amount of things. Mostly can play for around 20 minutes before the game instantly just closes with no ERROR(like if i alt+f4) but sometimes can play for a couple of hours... Depending on the game for example Diablo 4 it crashes anywhere from 10-25minutes in but when I play Apex I can play for 30+ minutes most of the time. Keep in mind this is with every game I play (oddly except for Enshrouded, played for 6 hours yesterday and only crashed twice)
Specs: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/67210202
The issue arose around the time I upgraded my OS to Win11 but even going back to Win10 still had issues. For a little bit, I was getting blue screens but that was just because I had incompatible RAM on my motherboard and even in the wrong slots, since then just the constant crashes. I was reading that an ICUE update was frying people's RAM (around the time issues came around is when I updated my ICUE) even then I switched out RAM. Could it possibly be my motherboard? Or PSU?
Things I've tried:
Tried running games on Win10/11OS, swapping different RAM, and completely wiping my hard drives, have done countless RAM checks, made sure temps aren't too high while gaming(i play on the lowest graphical settings on every game), kept up on windows updates, updated and tried different versions of graphic drivers, reinstalling C++, tried adjusting DRM, playing on different resolutions, launching games using Dx11 instead of 12, running minimal background applications(the only thing I run in the background is discord, Spotify & Medal clips), running games in Admin, tried playthroughs with Fullscreen Optimization on/off, Tested playing with Windows Game Mode On/Off, doing multiple Sfc /scannow, removing temporary files and of course reinstalling the games themselves, adjusting and resetting Nvidia 3D settings, Disabled Windows firewall, and ran many antivirus checks. As for the network itself, it's solid and never had any issues before, my connection is 930mbps UP and 35 DOWN.
Things to keep in mind: I have not overlocked this PC and haven't changed any parts in it for a couple of years, but do keep it fairly clean. I do not go to malicious websites or download anything like that.
Read that the ASUS Rog strix B450-F has some errors down the line with the network port, bought an individual network port, and still nothing changes. A buddy of mine had told me that it could be my m.2 SSD, as it gave him issues a couple of years into wear.
Any feedback or possible solutions would be greatly appreciated in the most !!
Specs: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/67210202
The issue arose around the time I upgraded my OS to Win11 but even going back to Win10 still had issues. For a little bit, I was getting blue screens but that was just because I had incompatible RAM on my motherboard and even in the wrong slots, since then just the constant crashes. I was reading that an ICUE update was frying people's RAM (around the time issues came around is when I updated my ICUE) even then I switched out RAM. Could it possibly be my motherboard? Or PSU?
Things I've tried:
Tried running games on Win10/11OS, swapping different RAM, and completely wiping my hard drives, have done countless RAM checks, made sure temps aren't too high while gaming(i play on the lowest graphical settings on every game), kept up on windows updates, updated and tried different versions of graphic drivers, reinstalling C++, tried adjusting DRM, playing on different resolutions, launching games using Dx11 instead of 12, running minimal background applications(the only thing I run in the background is discord, Spotify & Medal clips), running games in Admin, tried playthroughs with Fullscreen Optimization on/off, Tested playing with Windows Game Mode On/Off, doing multiple Sfc /scannow, removing temporary files and of course reinstalling the games themselves, adjusting and resetting Nvidia 3D settings, Disabled Windows firewall, and ran many antivirus checks. As for the network itself, it's solid and never had any issues before, my connection is 930mbps UP and 35 DOWN.
Things to keep in mind: I have not overlocked this PC and haven't changed any parts in it for a couple of years, but do keep it fairly clean. I do not go to malicious websites or download anything like that.
Read that the ASUS Rog strix B450-F has some errors down the line with the network port, bought an individual network port, and still nothing changes. A buddy of mine had told me that it could be my m.2 SSD, as it gave him issues a couple of years into wear.
Any feedback or possible solutions would be greatly appreciated in the most !!
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