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Do any PC games crash when you play them?

Do any PC games crash when you play them?

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xXZommerXx
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10-03-2026, 08:01 AM
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Okay so here are some updates: I ran Prime95 and had no crashes on the hardest test I tried. I also ran FurMark at 1920*1080 FHD screen size, which meant zero crashes. The GPU stayed cool at 78 degrees but got hot spots near the fans at 104 degrees. When I tested it in a 2560*1440 QHD resolution, there were still no crashes too. The GPU temperature dropped to 77 degrees while the hotspot hit 107 degrees.

When I tried the P1440 benchmark, it crashed once and then on the second try everything worked fine. One thing I noticed: the loud fan noise comes from my CPU cooler, not the graphics card. Even when I run FurMark or play some of those video games mentioned earlier, the fan sounds are exactly the same loudness. When I look at the Windows event logs, there were only Kernel-Power entries because I forced a computer restart after one crash happened.
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10-03-2026, 08:01 AM #11

Okay so here are some updates: I ran Prime95 and had no crashes on the hardest test I tried. I also ran FurMark at 1920*1080 FHD screen size, which meant zero crashes. The GPU stayed cool at 78 degrees but got hot spots near the fans at 104 degrees. When I tested it in a 2560*1440 QHD resolution, there were still no crashes too. The GPU temperature dropped to 77 degrees while the hotspot hit 107 degrees.

When I tried the P1440 benchmark, it crashed once and then on the second try everything worked fine. One thing I noticed: the loud fan noise comes from my CPU cooler, not the graphics card. Even when I run FurMark or play some of those video games mentioned earlier, the fan sounds are exactly the same loudness. When I look at the Windows event logs, there were only Kernel-Power entries because I forced a computer restart after one crash happened.

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10-03-2026, 08:50 PM
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Just run FurMark and Prime95 together and watch what happens. If it breaks, take the side panel off to check for heat. These programs might show that your VRMs or RAM are getting too hot. Try running them one more time.
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10-03-2026, 08:50 PM #12

Just run FurMark and Prime95 together and watch what happens. If it breaks, take the side panel off to check for heat. These programs might show that your VRMs or RAM are getting too hot. Try running them one more time.

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