The issue of frequent game closures has been resolved.
The issue of frequent game closures has been resolved.
I've experienced this problem for some time. I would typically play games for about two minutes before they would crash and go black, and this occurred with virtually all of them – occasionally even the browser would freeze. Prior to Saturday, my system had 8 gigabytes of memory, but a visitor added an additional 4 gigabytes. I was able to play games continuously for twelve hours that day, experiencing only two crashes following several extended gaming sessions (around 5-6 hours), and I didn’t find it particularly concerning. On Sunday, everything was operating without issues until, unexpectedly, the freezing issue returned as it had previously (after only 1-2 minutes of gameplay), and now this is the situation I’m facing. I attempted to reset my BIOS to its default settings, installed the latest AMD driver, and reinstalled all of my games, but these efforts were unsuccessful.
Additionally, I’ve noticed that when running a Furmark 3D test in the background while gaming, my game sessions tend to last longer.
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS:
CPU - AMD FX™-8350 Eight-Core Processor – 4 Cores
RAM - 12 GB
GPU - Radeon™ RX 460 Graphics
Operating System – Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
CPUZ Test: https://valid.x86.fr/ij7v8l
Module 1: Kingston 8GB DDR3-1600 (KHX1600C10D3/8G)
Module 2: Kingston 2GB DDR3-1337 - XMP 1.2 (KHX1600C9D3/2GX)
Module 3: Kingston 2GB DDR3-1337 - XMP 1.2 (KHX1600C9D3/2GX)
Incompatible memory configuration. There’s no assurance that these modules will function correctly together.
Recommendation:
Slot #1: Kingston 8GB (DDR3-1600) – Model Number KHX1600C10D3/8G
Slot #2: Kingston 2GB (DDR3-1337) – XMP Profile 1.2 – Model Number KHX1600C9D3/2GX
Slot #3: Kingston 2GB (DDR3-1337) – XMP Profile 1.2 – Model Number KHX1600C9D3/2GX
This memory configuration is not recommended. The modules are unlikely to function correctly together without careful compatibility testing.
It would be advisable to purchase a set consisting of two modules with either 1866MHz or 1600MHz speeds.