That’s a perfectly good explanation. Thank you for your time and attention to detail.
That’s a perfectly good explanation. Thank you for your time and attention to detail.
Okay I am getting this problem for like 5-6 days now . I have some common games that I play that runs good on my Mid end PC like ARMA 3, Battlefield V and CSGO
But for the last few days Every game seems to run really badly like ARMA 3 is getting weird FPS Drops from 40 to 3-4 I know ARMA 3 is not well optimised but it was not happening before I play on the same server no mods. Than come battlefield V it used to run No problem at all with 50-60 fps but since yesterday when I start the game it Crashes just in about 2-3 mins of launch there are no new updates in the game to break it. In CSGO there is a weird FPS drop where the game almost gets stuck for a few seconds and my overall PC is getting stuck to every now and then doing absolutely nothing . I didn't install any new software or anything I have latest GPU drivers and Windows is upto date.
So this is where I am please help me . I am really concerned that it might be my PSU , CPU or May be a Faulty Harddrive because my pc is like 4-5 years old now.
This is where I am please help
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It would be great if you listed all those things you mentioned and more
CPU, Mobo, Ram (Type and model), GPU, PSU, HDD/SSD's, the lot!
On the side of the PSU there is a sticker. If you can take the side of your case off, you can take a picture of the PSU. This might be important.
Anyway, what resolution is your monitor?
There could be a couple of things.
1. When you say games are crashing, are they crashing to the dekstop, BSOD's or a restart of the PC?
2. You system is a little imbalanced. Good CPU (still), low-mid range GPU, and sufficient ram (just about) for AAA games, specially those like BF V. It's a ram hog, in addition to being a CPU hog too!.
3. PSU is very important. If your system is 4-5 years old, and was a prebuilt, or Dell/HP type PC, chances are your PSU is failing. Those types of systems just don't last that long.
Maybe you can take a pic of the label/stickers on your PC so we can see the model/make and help give an accurate answer.
This text describes a computer issue, likely related to overheating or driver problems. Here’s a breakdown of the key points:
* **Problem:** The user’s games are crashing frequently.
* **Possible Causes (as suggested by the user):**
* Overheating (CPU and GPU) – This is strongly implied due to the mention of MSI Afterburner being used for temperature monitoring.
* Driver issues - The user notes a "old one I will send you the picture when I return home" implying an outdated or incompatible driver.
* **Hardware Information:**
* Monitor Resolution: 1600x900
* Power Supply Unit (PSU): An older, unspecified model – this is flagged as a potential concern.
The user intends to provide a picture of the PSU for further analysis.
I remember upgrading my PSU to exactly this one
Corsair VS450 450-Watt Power Supply
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B00X8QBT6M/ref=...BDb2D9M06B
i am sorry I don't know much about PC
My GPU does not has any 6Pin or 8Pin Cables needed . I really don't wanna buy a new PSU because the last one was pretty hard-hitting and not a cheap one either it was from Corsair.
Here’s a rewritten version of your text, aiming for clarity and flow:
“I'm experiencing significantly high CPU usage – it seems to spike particularly at startup. It’s happening intermittently even when I’m not actively using the computer. This is concerning as it suggests a potential problem with resource management within Windows.”