Built my rig. All games run seamlessly on it except for one, which is space engineers.
So I may play the game here and there for a week, fortnight, or month, who knows. And I'll have no problems. But two times I have had an issue where the PC will "seize up" and the display will freeze. Only way to turn the PC off is via power supply switch. All lights and fans still going as normal. First time it happened I was downloading a massive game in background and loading up a planets world (most demanding instance), second time it was tabbing out of the game to check google while in a multiplayer space only world (much less demanding instance). But that's strange because usually I could do this and no problems. Seems totally random. And I've had the computer for 4 months.
I was considering power supply but if that's the case it won't be now, because I have a new PSU. Difficult to test if the hardware change will stop the issue because it could happen tomorrow, it could happen 2 months from now. Totally random. Added to the fact that Battlefront 3 stresses my PC a good bit more in terms of demand and heat and power etc. As stated before, no other games have this particular problem. The only hint I see is that sometimes SE will show up as maxing out my RAM in task manager for a few seconds here and there while loading etc. (I have 8gb DDR3-1600)
Completely dumbfounded, help appreciated.
So I may play the game here and there for a week, fortnight, or month, who knows. And I'll have no problems. But two times I have had an issue where the PC will "seize up" and the display will freeze. Only way to turn the PC off is via power supply switch. All lights and fans still going as normal. First time it happened I was downloading a massive game in background and loading up a planets world (most demanding instance), second time it was tabbing out of the game to check google while in a multiplayer space only world (much less demanding instance). But that's strange because usually I could do this and no problems. Seems totally random. And I've had the computer for 4 months.
I was considering power supply but if that's the case it won't be now, because I have a new PSU. Difficult to test if the hardware change will stop the issue because it could happen tomorrow, it could happen 2 months from now. Totally random. Added to the fact that Battlefront 3 stresses my PC a good bit more in terms of demand and heat and power etc. As stated before, no other games have this particular problem. The only hint I see is that sometimes SE will show up as maxing out my RAM in task manager for a few seconds here and there while loading etc. (I have 8gb DDR3-1600)
Completely dumbfounded, help appreciated.
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