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Experiencing problems with loading my games

Experiencing problems with loading my games

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DD_CoolCat
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03-23-2017, 06:51 PM
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The system runs on Windows 10 Home with an X370 gaming Pro Carbon AM4+ board. It features a Ryzen 1500X processor, a GTX 1060 graphics card, and 4x4 16GB Hyper x Fury DDR4 2400 RAM. The previous machine was a Prime B350M-A. The main issue is frequent crashes when loading games from Steam, particularly for older titles like 2013 and earlier. I’m unsure why this started after switching to this setup, as before it never happened. Now, the new board causes constant crashes, glitches, and some games don’t launch properly. I’ve tried several solutions—running games as admin, using compatibility mode, uninstalling and reinstalling, ensuring drivers are up-to-date—but nothing has resolved the problem. I’m seeking advice from others who might understand what’s going on.
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DD_CoolCat
03-23-2017, 06:51 PM #1

The system runs on Windows 10 Home with an X370 gaming Pro Carbon AM4+ board. It features a Ryzen 1500X processor, a GTX 1060 graphics card, and 4x4 16GB Hyper x Fury DDR4 2400 RAM. The previous machine was a Prime B350M-A. The main issue is frequent crashes when loading games from Steam, particularly for older titles like 2013 and earlier. I’m unsure why this started after switching to this setup, as before it never happened. Now, the new board causes constant crashes, glitches, and some games don’t launch properly. I’ve tried several solutions—running games as admin, using compatibility mode, uninstalling and reinstalling, ensuring drivers are up-to-date—but nothing has resolved the problem. I’m seeking advice from others who might understand what’s going on.

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KTMrace640
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03-23-2017, 08:18 PM
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It seems the drivers were repaired by me, causing them to malfunction. It's unclear if others experienced the same problem, but be cautious if this continues. Please uninstall and reinstall those drivers.
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KTMrace640
03-23-2017, 08:18 PM #2

It seems the drivers were repaired by me, causing them to malfunction. It's unclear if others experienced the same problem, but be cautious if this continues. Please uninstall and reinstall those drivers.

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