- Apr 8, 2014
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I noticed a problem with my PC since yesterday (wasn't spending a lot of time gaming lately, last time I remember gaming was like 2 weeks ago and it worked perfectly.
Specs:
AMD Radeon HD 7750 1GB gpu
i3 2120 3.3ghz cpu
H61m p20 mb
8GB RAM
1TB hdd
LC500H-12 500W psu
Basically, i downloaded a game called Deceit, started up, played for a min, then my PC turned off, then after few seconds turned itself on, no BSOD, just asked me if i want to run in Safe mode or normal.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/466240/discussions/1/1736595227852330728/
Here i explained what i tried, to fix the problem and whole event timeline.
It also happened on a game called Ring of Elysium.
I never played those games before.
I tried to diagnose with various software, Furmark, Prime95, HWMonitor, WhoCrashed, CoreTemp...
Prime95 i ran for a few minutes, didnt notice anything strange, temp was at about 70c when i stopped the test, after like 5min running.
HWMonitor was showing some weird voltages, for 12v it showed 8.096v and it didnt move at all. In BIOS it showed 12.084
CoreTemp showed normal temps.
WhoCrashed didnt generate any crash dumps.
Furmark had some interesting results. When i first ran the gpu stress, with preset 1080p, it didnt crash until it was at 95%, temp was at 67c. Then i tried both fullscreen and windowed, 800*600 and 1920*1080, my PC started crashing on start of the tests.
Tommorow i will get multimeter to test psu, i also opened the case and it looks like my cpu fan is full of dust, i cleaned psu and case like 3 weeks ago, but didnt touch mb gpu and cpu.
Also went to see what device manager had to say, and it had some PCI device warning which i fixed with Intel Engine Management driver and an unkown device which i dont know how to identify, but im pretty sure its not the issue. Ofc i tried newest drivers, stable drivers and optional drivers (for gpu) and it didnt work.
One thing i noticed, before since i bought the PC (2013 i think) i had an issue with gpu and its drivers.
I had an error saying: "Display driver amd driver stopped responding and has recovered succesfully" now i dont see that error any more but my pc instead crashes (might be completely wrong on this one).
Event viewer reports critical kernel power error 41 (63) and an error before that saying windows recovered from an unexpected shutdown with a table of memory codes (in the friendly view).
It only does this when gaming and gpu stress testing, from what ive noticed so far.
Sorry if its too much info, i just want to help you help me.
Specs:
AMD Radeon HD 7750 1GB gpu
i3 2120 3.3ghz cpu
H61m p20 mb
8GB RAM
1TB hdd
LC500H-12 500W psu
Basically, i downloaded a game called Deceit, started up, played for a min, then my PC turned off, then after few seconds turned itself on, no BSOD, just asked me if i want to run in Safe mode or normal.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/466240/discussions/1/1736595227852330728/
Here i explained what i tried, to fix the problem and whole event timeline.
It also happened on a game called Ring of Elysium.
I never played those games before.
I tried to diagnose with various software, Furmark, Prime95, HWMonitor, WhoCrashed, CoreTemp...
Prime95 i ran for a few minutes, didnt notice anything strange, temp was at about 70c when i stopped the test, after like 5min running.
HWMonitor was showing some weird voltages, for 12v it showed 8.096v and it didnt move at all. In BIOS it showed 12.084
CoreTemp showed normal temps.
WhoCrashed didnt generate any crash dumps.
Furmark had some interesting results. When i first ran the gpu stress, with preset 1080p, it didnt crash until it was at 95%, temp was at 67c. Then i tried both fullscreen and windowed, 800*600 and 1920*1080, my PC started crashing on start of the tests.
Tommorow i will get multimeter to test psu, i also opened the case and it looks like my cpu fan is full of dust, i cleaned psu and case like 3 weeks ago, but didnt touch mb gpu and cpu.
Also went to see what device manager had to say, and it had some PCI device warning which i fixed with Intel Engine Management driver and an unkown device which i dont know how to identify, but im pretty sure its not the issue. Ofc i tried newest drivers, stable drivers and optional drivers (for gpu) and it didnt work.
One thing i noticed, before since i bought the PC (2013 i think) i had an issue with gpu and its drivers.
I had an error saying: "Display driver amd driver stopped responding and has recovered succesfully" now i dont see that error any more but my pc instead crashes (might be completely wrong on this one).
Event viewer reports critical kernel power error 41 (63) and an error before that saying windows recovered from an unexpected shutdown with a table of memory codes (in the friendly view).
It only does this when gaming and gpu stress testing, from what ive noticed so far.
Sorry if its too much info, i just want to help you help me.
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