- Jan 26, 2016
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Hello,
Recently I picked up PUBG and have been playing quite a bit. About a two weeks ago when playing, my PC randomly shutdown in the middle of a PUBG game. There was no blue screen, it appeared to have completely lost power. I left the PC for a while and came back, having monitoring software on my second display as I ran the game. The temps where fine, the CPU and Ram had a moderate load but nothing that would cause a crash though it then happened again. My second thought was that since my PC, two monitors and desk lamp was plugged into one socket that it was just to much for the single socket. To test this theory, I plugged my PC into a completely different socket while leaving everything else on the same socket. Unfortunately this had no affect and one again, shutting down. I left the game for about a 3 days after that furious night to return and play it completely stably. I spent about 10 hours, split up into a week of playtime. I then thought the issue had gracefully went away. Today it is happening again and I really want to get back onto the battlefield. This only happens when I run PUBG. I don't have any other games so performance hungry so if there is some benchmarking software someones knows that would simulate this game, please let me know. My PC has quite a decent power supply and it so I hope this is not the issue as I don't have a lot of money 🙁
Edit: I can now 100% confirm that it is not a temperature related issue. Gif of what the temps are before shutdown - Imgur
I ran Aida64 and Furmark for 15 minutes each, recommended by kookie3010 and my PC seemed to push though them with no problem.
Specs
CPU: AMD FX 6300 (water cooled)
GPU: ASUS R9 290
RAM: 8gb DDR3 G.SKILL RIPJAWS
PSU: Corsair CX 750M
Recently I picked up PUBG and have been playing quite a bit. About a two weeks ago when playing, my PC randomly shutdown in the middle of a PUBG game. There was no blue screen, it appeared to have completely lost power. I left the PC for a while and came back, having monitoring software on my second display as I ran the game. The temps where fine, the CPU and Ram had a moderate load but nothing that would cause a crash though it then happened again. My second thought was that since my PC, two monitors and desk lamp was plugged into one socket that it was just to much for the single socket. To test this theory, I plugged my PC into a completely different socket while leaving everything else on the same socket. Unfortunately this had no affect and one again, shutting down. I left the game for about a 3 days after that furious night to return and play it completely stably. I spent about 10 hours, split up into a week of playtime. I then thought the issue had gracefully went away. Today it is happening again and I really want to get back onto the battlefield. This only happens when I run PUBG. I don't have any other games so performance hungry so if there is some benchmarking software someones knows that would simulate this game, please let me know. My PC has quite a decent power supply and it so I hope this is not the issue as I don't have a lot of money 🙁
Edit: I can now 100% confirm that it is not a temperature related issue. Gif of what the temps are before shutdown - Imgur
I ran Aida64 and Furmark for 15 minutes each, recommended by kookie3010 and my PC seemed to push though them with no problem.
Specs
CPU: AMD FX 6300 (water cooled)
GPU: ASUS R9 290
RAM: 8gb DDR3 G.SKILL RIPJAWS
PSU: Corsair CX 750M
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