F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The games are experiencing frequent crashes on the latest PC.

The games are experiencing frequent crashes on the latest PC.

The games are experiencing frequent crashes on the latest PC.

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cobyj9
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12-01-2022, 11:48 AM
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Details: OS Windows 10 64 bit Gigabyte B650M Gigabyte 3060 12GB (typically around 40°C idle, 50-60°C in-game) Ryzen 5 7600X (typically around 50°C idle, can reach up to 90°C during gameplay, though this seems standard for the 7000 series) Samsung NVME 980 1TB Kingston Fury 16GB(2x8) DDR5 6000 MHz Not sure what’s causing the issue, but it might be software-related. After my PC was last week, most games would crash after playing for a while. It began with Far Cry 5 (crashing after 30 minutes to an hour), then CS:GO (around 90 minutes), and Persona 5 (about 2 hours). Oddly, games would freeze like pressing alt+F4, while Discord and other apps stayed functional and the PC didn’t shut down. I adjusted game settings, updated everything possible, checked CPU and GPU temps, ran Windows Memory Diagnostics, scanned for malware—found nothing. I haven’t overclocked beyond changing RAM speed from 4800 to 6000MHz in BIOS, but crashes occurred even before that. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
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cobyj9
12-01-2022, 11:48 AM #1

Details: OS Windows 10 64 bit Gigabyte B650M Gigabyte 3060 12GB (typically around 40°C idle, 50-60°C in-game) Ryzen 5 7600X (typically around 50°C idle, can reach up to 90°C during gameplay, though this seems standard for the 7000 series) Samsung NVME 980 1TB Kingston Fury 16GB(2x8) DDR5 6000 MHz Not sure what’s causing the issue, but it might be software-related. After my PC was last week, most games would crash after playing for a while. It began with Far Cry 5 (crashing after 30 minutes to an hour), then CS:GO (around 90 minutes), and Persona 5 (about 2 hours). Oddly, games would freeze like pressing alt+F4, while Discord and other apps stayed functional and the PC didn’t shut down. I adjusted game settings, updated everything possible, checked CPU and GPU temps, ran Windows Memory Diagnostics, scanned for malware—found nothing. I haven’t overclocked beyond changing RAM speed from 4800 to 6000MHz in BIOS, but crashes occurred even before that. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.