I checked its not overheating and I dont know what to do
#Everytime i play the game it restarts my pc after a few minutes to a few second
copper pike
wind torrent
the game shouldnt be able to restart your pc
copper pike
Found the problem for some odd reason i can only play it on low graphics and 100% res even though my computer is more than good enough for the game
coral wyvern
Try with the side off your case
misty oyster
@copper pike What are your PC, VR specs?
copper pike
<@793917158261784616> What are your PC, VR specs?
Can’t remember but I used a program to check if i could run it and it’s more then good enough
edgy gazelle
Found the problem for some odd reason i can only play it on low graphics and 100...
Do you happen to be running an AMD GPU?
My 6950xt was absolutely blasting my power supply (which was 12 years old, corsair made good products back then) and it would shut off due to power consumption
It spikes really hard at times, I can still encounter a complete restart even after replacing my PSU but only while in VR at absolute maximum settings in like Assetto Corsa with realism mod, I'm still trying to figure out how to mitigate it.
But it could at least be something to look in to.
misty oyster
Any software on Unreal Engine shouldn't restart the PC
Especially if it is a game
So I am 95% sure it is local technical issue
Try to check SteamVR settings tho. It might set render resolution to 150% by default
wet willow
You’re overloading your PSU you should replace it and the issue will go away
gritty condor
Had a similar issue about a year ago but with games in general. I ended up having to replace my PSU when it decided death was a better alternative. I also went up in wattage on it (from 750 to 1200 just to be safe) have not had a problem since
coral wyvern
I'm having the same right now, but its because its summer and my pc needs work to improve ventilation. RoN and ITR2 just cause it to turn off. take the side off and problem solved
calm jetty
This sounds more like either a Power Supply issue or your PC is overheating, which your PC will restart if it reaches high temps. Be sure to check your temps while gaming. If your temps are fine, then use an online pc power draw calculator and enter the specs of all of your PC's hardware to see if your power supply is actually good enough to adequately run your PC. If you PSU has enough wattage already, find some tools to check to see how much wattage your PSU is using. If it still doesn't even reach its maximum you may be having a power supply failure and it would be time to replace it.
copper pike
My 6950xt was absolutely blasting my power supply (which was 12 years old, corsa...
thank u ill do that :)