Some games may become unresponsive during play.
Some games may become unresponsive during play.
hello
some games i played become slow after 20-30 minutes, often freezing like instant freeze, so i close them via task manager. similar to the last of us and god of war ragnarök, these are the best options. other titles include pubg-ea, fc 25, smite-delta, force-god of war 2018, which run smoothly without issues or crashes. i checked the event viewer and tried verifying files or using cmd commands for scan problems, but nothing helped. also, the nvidia driver on my last one worked fine after rolling back to version 561.09. i found this information online.
my pc specs: windows 11, i7 14700kf, 32 ram ddr5, 3070ti
that is a stack overflow error.
@ubuysa
maybe this can assist you, the solution appears to involve generating a crash dump of the issue and he should be able to locate the answer there.
you could attempt using memtest86 on each of your RAM sticks individually, one at a time, performing up to four passes. Keep track of the error count—only zero is acceptable, as any excess may indicate the source of the problems. Replace or remove RAM sticks with errors. The memtest tool is designed as a bootable USB so you won’t need Windows to execute it.
I plan to, but what's the reason against testing both RAM sticks simultaneously?
on xmp profile 7200mrt.1.45V is fine, no need to lower it unless you're testing with lower voltages like 6800 ir 6600.
I ran a memetest86 on my system and encountered three errors. The screenshots and the report page show the test outcomes. I performed this check because certain games, such as The Last of Us and God of War Ragnarok, became unresponsive after 20-30 minutes, causing the screen to freeze while sound played. The issue stopped the whole PC from functioning properly, requiring me to end it via Task Manager. Other titles like PUGBG, EA FC 25, Delta Force, Battlefield 42, Smite, and many others are running smoothly. I’m unsure what caused this crash. 😵
Some people suggested doing a memetest, and here are the PC specs: Windows 11 Pro, RTX 3070 Ti, i7-14700K, 32GB RAM, Z790 GAMING X AX, last BIOS updated. The result link is attached.
I performed the meme86 test and encountered errors. I ran memetest86 on my RAM Corsair CL34 DDR5 32G 7200MRT and found three issues. The images and the report HTML page explain the results. This was done because certain games, such as The Last of Us and God of War: Ragnarok, would freeze after 20–30 minutes of play. Forums.
7200 is a highly aggressive memory overclock attempt. Attempt to disable xmp and check if it runs clean at the standard speed...I believe it might only reach 4800. This could help determine if a memory module is faulty or if it simply can't handle those high speeds. Memory overclocking is quite challenging. Even if the memory sticks are rated for certain speeds, your CPU or motherboard may not support them. If it works at default speeds, you'll need to either switch to another XMP profile that exists or manually adjust the memory settings yourself to achieve the highest possible performance.
only operates on a single stick at a time as if an error occurred, making it unclear which one is faulty with more than one. I would test without xmp to check for persistent issues. Likely the overclock caused the problems. If errors appear, the sticks are defective and should be replaced.