Installation complete... games are experiencing crashes.
Installation complete... games are experiencing crashes.
You attempted to connect it straight to the wall rather than using the UPS.
Cinebench appears to be functioning normally... Actually, it seems to be experiencing issues. Yes, there were problems! Yes, the crashes continue. It's no longer limited to PUBG; the system now shows a black screen with fans spinning at full speed while other processes remain active.
Hmm, the game stopped working with the 3700X at 56 degrees, and there were a lot of weird visual issues. After testing Cinebench, everything looks fine.
The issue seems to affect both CPUs, suggesting a hardware or software problem beyond the processor itself. It could involve RAM, power supply, or GPU. Checking for crash logs in apps may provide clues. Visual issues point toward the GPU.
You've considered swapping the CPU and also checked other components like RAM, power cables, GPU, and expansion cards.
Thanks to everyone, I discovered the issue. The main problem was the GPU. I had to reposition it, which resolved the crashes. Meanwhile, I swapped the Cryorig H5 for a Thermalright PA 120 SE. Even with the original thermal paste, temperatures dropped about 10 to 15 degrees compared to the new setup. Wow! Now I hit a maximum of 77°C after half an hour in PUBG. Everything is working well except for the PSU warning: it keeps emitting a long beep with a red light. Probably not enough power for my current setup, I think. Thanks.
It seems your system's power draw is higher than what your UPS can handle. The manual mentions it can manage up to 400W. It's not a specialist in recommending models, but you likely need at least 1100VA for a simulated sine wave unit or 750VA for a pure sine wave version.
Sure, I get it. You're talking about UPS instead of PSU. It's important to think about the overall power usage, especially with a 650VA unit, and how inefficiencies might affect your system.