System experiences frequent failures.
System experiences frequent failures.
The specifications are an Nvidia 3070ti with 32 GB RAM. It's a test CPU reported by TaskManager as CPU 0000. The Intel PC it came from is second-hand, and I'm unsure why it freezes sometimes in Destiny 2—especially when holding the power button for a restart. With my QHD 144 Hz monitor, crashes become more frequent. During a session on Cinnebench, TaskManager showed CPU usage at 100%, RAM at 7.6/32 GB, SSD at 1.0% and SSD at 24%, GPU at 20%. I don't know the exact issue yet.
The PC is available for a certain duration, and it can handle games other than Destiny 2 as well.
We acquired it from a colleague of my mother, collected all the boxes and receipts, and purchased the mainboard on March 17, 2021. I've been using it since fall. I managed to track down the crashes, but with the new monitors in place, the PC now runs Sea of Thieves smoothly at around 200 frames per second.
Intel's secret processors often lack microcode updates, making them prone to crashes. This explains their low cost.
Check the CPU model and specifications. For a suitable replacement, consider matching the core type, speed, and compatibility with your system.