- Nov 1, 2015
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My gaming PC has had all sorts of issues for years and no one ever was able to help me fix them. If anyone could help me I would appreciate it. I'm going to try to provide as much information on the issues as possible. Before we start I will show you my current specs:
AMD FX 8320 CPU
HYPER 212 EVO CPU COOLER
XFX R9 280X DD 3GB GPU
8GB 1600MHZ RAM
MSI 760GM-P34 MOTHERBOARD
2x 500 GB HDD
EVGA 750B2 PSU
First off, I have had blue screens consistently since I purchased the PC. I have upgraded the CPU, CPU Cooler, GPU, and PSU since purchase and the blue screens still occur multiple times a day. I believe CCleaner removed many of my minidumps but here are just some from the last few days: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwdCHumB09P5QnBoRGlwdFhjdWs
Second, many games performance is much worse than other people's experience with my GPU. For example, in Wolfenstein The New Order, I get 10-20 FPS on the lowest possible settings at 1080p. Others with my exact GPU can run this game at Ultra with now issue. The same thing occurs in DOOM (2016), Fallout 4 Borderlands 2 getting 40 FPS or lower on minimal settings. When this first happened I was wondering if my GPU was faulty or had a defect but it runs very well in many games.
My performance in games also varies a lot. Some days I get excellent FPS in most of my games but on other days, I lag in all of my games, including games I usually run flawlessly. Also, after playing a game for 10-20 minutes, my FPS will sometimes decrease. My GPU idles at 60 degrees Celsius and usually reaches from 75-80 degrees when gaming. My CPU on the other hand idles from 25-30 degrees and reaches a max of 60 degrees when gaming. I don't believe it's an issue with overheating.
Random programs such as Google Chrome will become broken until I reinstall out of nowhere. I will either get some error code when launching them or they will simply crash on startup.
Last, and I'm not sure if there would be anything I could do about this, I have issues connecting to certain multiplayer games. I specifically have trouble with Call Of Duty. I can only find matches in "Team Deathmatch" in every single Call of Duty game. In GTA 5, I am put into sessions alone or with a few other people most of the time. My wireless router is very cheap (Belkin Wireless G) and this may be the cause of this issue.
My thought is that my motherboard or one of my hard drives could be the cause of many of these issues. I tested my RAM numerous times but have never found any errors. Please let me know your thoughts. Sorry about the long post but I needed to get all of the issues I have in one place.
AMD FX 8320 CPU
HYPER 212 EVO CPU COOLER
XFX R9 280X DD 3GB GPU
8GB 1600MHZ RAM
MSI 760GM-P34 MOTHERBOARD
2x 500 GB HDD
EVGA 750B2 PSU
First off, I have had blue screens consistently since I purchased the PC. I have upgraded the CPU, CPU Cooler, GPU, and PSU since purchase and the blue screens still occur multiple times a day. I believe CCleaner removed many of my minidumps but here are just some from the last few days: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwdCHumB09P5QnBoRGlwdFhjdWs
Second, many games performance is much worse than other people's experience with my GPU. For example, in Wolfenstein The New Order, I get 10-20 FPS on the lowest possible settings at 1080p. Others with my exact GPU can run this game at Ultra with now issue. The same thing occurs in DOOM (2016), Fallout 4 Borderlands 2 getting 40 FPS or lower on minimal settings. When this first happened I was wondering if my GPU was faulty or had a defect but it runs very well in many games.
My performance in games also varies a lot. Some days I get excellent FPS in most of my games but on other days, I lag in all of my games, including games I usually run flawlessly. Also, after playing a game for 10-20 minutes, my FPS will sometimes decrease. My GPU idles at 60 degrees Celsius and usually reaches from 75-80 degrees when gaming. My CPU on the other hand idles from 25-30 degrees and reaches a max of 60 degrees when gaming. I don't believe it's an issue with overheating.
Random programs such as Google Chrome will become broken until I reinstall out of nowhere. I will either get some error code when launching them or they will simply crash on startup.
Last, and I'm not sure if there would be anything I could do about this, I have issues connecting to certain multiplayer games. I specifically have trouble with Call Of Duty. I can only find matches in "Team Deathmatch" in every single Call of Duty game. In GTA 5, I am put into sessions alone or with a few other people most of the time. My wireless router is very cheap (Belkin Wireless G) and this may be the cause of this issue.
My thought is that my motherboard or one of my hard drives could be the cause of many of these issues. I tested my RAM numerous times but have never found any errors. Please let me know your thoughts. Sorry about the long post but I needed to get all of the issues I have in one place.
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