My computer has been crashing, I made a thread about this a couple weeks ago, but the same thing is still happening even though we thought it was resolved. I'll give you a rundown and legit the most details I can about this.
What is happening is that i'll be watching a YouTube video, (Game Grumps) and then the sound will stop and just buzz the last few milliseconds of sound over and over whilst the screen stays on the last frame it was on. It will stay like this for ever, I turn it off just to not damage any parts. This only happens on YouTube, we have tried different browsers as-well. It runs Fallout 4 at max settings perfectly fine, no crashes, screen tearing, anything.
We have ran Memtest, Aida64, Kombustor, AMD Overdrive, etc. There were no errors on any of them, and we stayed at a stable 64-65 degrees Celsius on Kombustor.
Specs:
Thank you for reading this over, if you didn't thoroughly read it, I suggest you will, I tell a lot about the specs and what cords are plugged in and where there.
-Evan V.
What is happening is that i'll be watching a YouTube video, (Game Grumps) and then the sound will stop and just buzz the last few milliseconds of sound over and over whilst the screen stays on the last frame it was on. It will stay like this for ever, I turn it off just to not damage any parts. This only happens on YouTube, we have tried different browsers as-well. It runs Fallout 4 at max settings perfectly fine, no crashes, screen tearing, anything.
We have ran Memtest, Aida64, Kombustor, AMD Overdrive, etc. There were no errors on any of them, and we stayed at a stable 64-65 degrees Celsius on Kombustor.
Specs:
Case: NZXT Phantom 530 Full Tower Black
CPU: AMD FX 4350 Black Edition 4.2GHz Quad-Core - One 4 pin power connector plugged in, can plug in two 4 pins. No overclocks.
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair V AM3+ - One USB 3.0 header from case plugged in, one P-Led -/+, HDD-Led -/+, etc. Didn't come with speaker for some reason, don't know why.
RAM: EVGA 16GB-DDR3 1600 superclocked series - No overclocks
Hard Drive 1: SanDisk SSD Plus 120GB
Hard Drive 2: WD Desktop Mainstream 1TB 7,200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5"
Power Supply: Corsair CX Series CX750M 750 Watt
GPU: Radeon R9 380 - Two 8 pin power connectors plugged in. No overclocks.
Windows 8.1 OS.
AMD Catalyst, BIOS, etc are all updated to the latest driver, we made sure of this and took 3 hours to make sure.
Thank you for reading this over, if you didn't thoroughly read it, I suggest you will, I tell a lot about the specs and what cords are plugged in and where there.
-Evan V.