Computer completely freezes after 30-60 minutes playing
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Hey guys,
i started to have wierd issues like a week ago. Everytime i start playing path of exile after a while my whole computer freezes (screen & sound) My computer what should keep up with PoE without any problems,specs : 16 gb ram gtx 1070 i7 6700 I tried running on lowest settings & dx9 but it still crashes. First i through it was my windows what caused such issue but after a reinstall it keeps happening. anyone can help me out ? Last bumped on Apr 5, 2017, 12:00:57 PM
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Same here! I bought a new PC (i3 7100, RX460, ddr4 8gb) and its really annoying, start for seeing like squares on the ground or things like that, and after a few minutes just crashes!
Hope you can help me too (good luck @SexyCatGirls) | |
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Hi ,
"= All indicates that your Gcard gets to hot. 1st step is to enable Vsync ,no point to have more fps than your monitors refreshrate.(and it burns your card) L **Better to burnout , than to fade away**
Closed Beta Member since September 2011 | |
" I dont know man... I mean, is a new pc and just happen with PoE (i play things like dota, L4D, Portal, Sniper Elite) So i dont know what is the problem :/ | |
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Lazze mentioned about an over heating graphic card so i also checked my hardware while running PoE
cpu & gpu were running fine at around 50-60°c constantly. |
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Same here, normal temperature in my PC.
im trying changing the D9Ex for D9, i hope it work :) | |
" i tried all Dx versions and had the same problem. with Vsync & without |
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Hey!
As you can see, i can play around 1 hour until this starts to happen, then a couple minutes late, just crashes. http://imgur.com/a/Kv5DX | |
" It's your i7 6700 skylake processor. I've had now two skylake CPUs, both 6700k, that have this Hard Lock issue. It's a pain to get warranty replacement but you should do it. When your OS doesn't crash with a blue screen, but completely freezes without restarting, it's your CPU that locks up. Only reliable way to test it, is by running AIDA64 stress test for at least 3 hours. I couldn't get mine to crash with Prime95 and 3DMark running at the same time. And only one other game caused hard locking.
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Workarounds include completely disabling C-state in your uefi bios settings and/or setting your vcore voltage manually. Only change these if your default settings are not 100% stable. Lots of info on Intel forums about the hard locking.
Other issues in this thread are NOT related. Last edited by cour_souvra on Mar 30, 2017, 2:02:21 PM
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" starting now a benchmark.Gonna reply back when i got results |
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