i was using my new pc i bought 2nd hand and changed the psu cause the games would initally crash after a little more or less on more intensive situations. i figured it might be gpu but i still changed psu and it solved all my problems. but now i tried laying but it worked but after a while it ended up crashing like last time. i have a ryzen 5 5500 gtx 1060 16gb ddr4 and 512gb ssd
#pc crashed even after fixing psu
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well when i played it would freeze the screen entirely then come back after a lil maybe 2 mins but rolbox would be closed
@tall stump
should i just swap my gpu
heres it explained
This doesn't look like a GPU issue at all
This looks software related
Ever reinstalled Windows on your PC?
yes after i bought it
clean reinstall
heres temps
clean reinstall with usb flash drive
Where did you get the setup files from?
windows websites
for some reason some guy was also questioning me when i downloaded the files
he said the boot menu seemed off or sum
Can I see what your boot menu looks like for reference?
CAUTION: Make a backup of your files before reinstalling Windows, as it will erase everything on your system drive, including your personal files.
You can download the latest Windows 11 installation media from Microsoft here:
https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11
You can download Windows 10 installation media from Microsoft here:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
These are the official links; if you didn't obtain through them you probably should remake your installer
how can i show u
There shouldn't be anything wrong then
Since you can't use the computer's screenshot functions during that time, use your phone camera.
Do you use anything that touches the installation after installing?
gotchu
how can i get to that place tho
If you don't see any such boot menu it probably isn't a problem at all
Any third party "debloater" "disable telemetry" "remove Windows components" etc.
like do you want me to go into the boot menu?
But if you're asking you probably don't use them
yea no clue man
alright
Does only Roblox crash or something else can?
ok i just tried a match and its lowkey working i died pretty early tho icl
@tall stump
it was doing really good till i opened map then it crashed cuz the map was all fricked up for some reason
Neon colours or glitches tiles?
Suspecting GPU is going out. Can you use MSI Afterburner to intentionally reduce both sets of clock speeds (core and memory) while not touching temp or power sliders?
See if the GPU still has issues. (Note: restart your PC first, and don't forget to apply these on Windows startup)
how do i reduce the sets of clock speeds
and apply what on windows startup
sorry gang for the questions i just dont use afterburner even tho i installed it
numbers are order
If your MSI Afterburner uses a different theme, items may be laid out differently
do you want me to reduce as much as possible
Yes.
better?
OK. Now apply this.
Then, test your games again. Does it ever glitch?
When the game freezes at the end, does Windows still respond when you ALT-TAB, press Start, or press CTRL-ALT-DEL?
unresponsive
i already tried thise
and ctrl windows shift b
matter of fact its actually still frozen idk why
wow its still on frozen screen
PSU?
600 watts evga bronze
I have 700 watt psu from that brand on Amazon that the person left me
@tall stump
Full model name?
For both
Starting to suspect either the PSU or the GPU
The tier list for PSUs can be found here:
https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/
As a rule of thumb, you should buy a c tier when you build is below $1,000, B tier for below $2,000 and A tier above that. It may be worth checking the prices of some of the higher tiers as they may be cheaper than lower tiers.
You should not overbuy the wattage on the PSU, as PSUs are most efficient when at about 80% load.
Anything with a voltage select switch is bad
This one should be OK for lower power cards when new.
So... I think we ruled out the PSU
if you were using the EVGA
Do you still have your old GPU?
That said have you also tested with the other PSU anyway?
as in the ones i got to try?
I got two really old ones from my uncle they are GPU’s but they are fairly old and aren’t even good
but I was told by this one guy who owns a shop to still try it
similar power rating should be good (anything with at least 160W TBP)
that said, if they're older than the 1060, be aware that they might die instead
(even the 1060 isn't fresh either...)
oh yea bro they definitely wont work then
😭
Welp
At this point what other options do i have
ik a friend who has a 3060
but that might a difficult proccess and it might take forever
@tall stump can i not try
like a cpu/ram tedt
yes. you're running out of things to test with your existing hardware
fudggeee
you need to rule out the GPU, but you don't have another GPU
yes
ok well till then what could i do
Test with that 3060 in the situation that would have crashed the 1060.
ok bet
i am doing prime 95 test rn with this guy and he said the small fft test was very good
now doing large
keep in mind that this only tests the CPU
@tall stump BRO I THINK I FORGOT TO TELL YOU
THE SHROUD I CHECKED IT YESTERDAY AND IT MOVES LIKE THIS😭
might as well
If you have any issues with your graphics card after updating the Nvidia drivers, please perform the following:
- Remove the existing Nvidia driver by running Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) here: (AutoDDU can be told to use a custom driver link, or you can use the manual version located here.). For a utility to automate DDU as much as possible follow this guide.
- You can download drivers from the official site below. (You will need to specify your GPU and operating system.) On a laptop, both iGPU and dGPU drivers should be installed for full functionality and performance.
- Ensure that your WiFi/Ethernet/Internet is turned off or disconnected before installation of the driver (Running the .exe file) to prevent Windows Update from overriding the driver installation.
- Disconnect all other monitors (except one main monitor) and all unnecessary USB devices before driver installation to prevent device conflicts or black screens.
- During driver installation, please select the Custom option when prompted and ensure that Peform a clean installation is checked/ticked before proceeding with the installation.
- Please restart your computer after the driver installation is completed.
keeping in mind that driver hangs usually don't freeze the entire computer... usually the rest of the computer is still alive and will TDR the GPU
There you go. It's the risk of used GPUs... if it's dead not much you can do
i did risk using the old
gpu but it was worth
Might as well. Want to make a new thread or keep using this?
(You did try it with a borrowed 3060 right?)
well no i used the old gpu
I was told by several people that using the old GPU is completely fine regardless of power supply or anything else
Alright
thank you so much for your help man
i’m gonna aim to get a 30 series but because of my budget right now I need to upgrade some stuff so I’m gonna try and upgrade the fans and then also get a GTX 1660 Super or ti
Please don't get a 1660 today
You will end up paying twice since you need to get a 3060 down the line anyway
Consider folding the budget for both and get the card you would be able to afford instead
If you acutely need a GPU now I guess you could but again, risk of used GPU
dude it lowk crashed on me again
the activate windows sign is finally on
oh ok it had ipdates
If this is with a different GPU your cause of crashes might be something else
it was once
i didnt update anything
it works now