Rust and Player Unkowns Battlegrounds crash

[zztopandthegang]

As the tittle says Rust and PUBG crash after about 5 minutes I've verified the game cache twice I've updated my drivers and directx I just don't know what to do know
I-7 6700k, MSI M5 Z170A, GTX 1080, 16gb of patriot viper ram, CX750M PSU, H55 AIO, 2tb seagate HDD, 1tb toshiba SSHD, and a 240gb corsair SSD, windows 10 64Bit

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from zztopandthegang : "my games keep getting a EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION on most of my games"

I get a Fatal error! Unhandled Exception: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION reading address 0xffffffff on the lawbreakers beta, and a Error occurred at 2017-07-04_212450.
D:\SSHD Steam folder\steamapps\common\Rust\RustClient.exe, run by Zach.
55% memory in use.
16345 MB physical memory [7328 MB free].
18777 MB paging file [3593 MB free].
134217728 MB user address space [134206232 MB free].
Read from location ffffffff caused an access violation. on rust

Try this:

http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/568165/how-do-you-interpret-error-logs.html

Try this:

http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/568165/how-do-you-interpret-error-logs.html

I've read this 3 times and I still don't understand

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from zztopandthegang : "My games crash after 5 minutes"

Like the tittle says my games like Rainbow 6 Siege, Subnautica, Rust, and Unturned crash after five minutes the ones that don't crash are games like the original Star Wars Battlefront 2 and Fallout New Vegas I've tried updating my drivers verify my game cache and moving the games to a different SSHD

Set up is i7-6700k, MSI M5 Z170A mobo, corsair CX750M PSU, corsair hydro H55, GTX 1080 FE, 2tb seagate firecuda HDD, 1tb toshiba SSHD, 240gb corsair SSD and I'm running windows 10

Install MSI Afterburner, go through the settings, enable OSD for temps of your CPU and GPU. Start the titles. Now what are the temps like when you try those games?

Second thought would be do the 'other basics' which is running Windows 10's Update, running Malwarebytes, then run your Antivirus (which do you use?) make sure both come up clean. You have a nice rig, but still things like dust, heat, bad airflow, malware (seen the news about the ransomware?) and such also can cause the same issues as bad drivers or corrupt game files (validate game files in Steam).

have you buy ur games from steam or downloaded them from torretnts ?