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Hello there. A few months ago bought PC that was built in 2015 but still worked fine. Now there is a problem that I have been facing since the beginning. First games I installed were AC: Brotherhood (2010) and AC4: Black Flag. The problem was after around ten minutes of gameplay in brotherhood, I got a crash with vertical lines across the monitor with buzzing sound. The lines were white and grey most the time, but sometimes also green, red… I shortly found out it is caused by GPU overheating, so I removed the GPU and cleaned it with some air. Then it was allright and i could play the game how long I want. (I was also facing problems with drawing distance and enviromental quality and I have not yet solved it).
Then I moved onto Assassins Creed: Unity, It is running pretty fine, 50 FPS most the time on high details, but there were some crashes too, so I just found a solution, that I raise fan speed up before playing every time (from 18-25%) and it was solved ! Some time after it I started playing Skyrim and there were absolutely no problems. And now here comes our problem: Few weeks ago, I bought EA Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (pls dont beat me up) where I expirienced same vertical lines, buzzing crashes, so I raised fan speed and it worked. But yesterday, I came to PC to finally play it, because I havent played it much (no time). Everything worked fine, but after 30 mins cca I got black screen with buzzing sound crash, and it happened 4 or 5 times after i tried it again after cca 20 mins of gameplay, eventually it turned into those same vertical (GREY- WHITE or COLOURED) lines and BUZZing annoying sound. I was searching a lot on the net and the best thing I found was, that my PSU is probably failing. I tried FurMark test and I was looking at the GPU temprature. First time, it crashed at 64C and second time (with fans turned up to 65%), it crashed somewhere at 60C. As I read on the internet, this is still below avarage. On some forum I saw a guy who had the almost exact problem and they told him that it is 99% PSU. Then I saw it a few more times so I wonder: How can I find out if its really caused by PSU ? It may sound stupid, but Im not really that good at those things and I dont want to buy a new PSU for nothing. I just want to be sure, so I hope you understand. Also if youre sure, could you suggest me a decent PSU for my PC ? I know I can find it on internet, but I am an idiot, so I could use some suggestions. (y)
If someone even tries to help, it would be greately appreceated.
For whatever reason, speccy refuses to work, so I will just manually write specs.
SPECS: OS: Windows 10 (64 bit)
GPU: AMD Radeon R9 270x 2 GB
CPU: Intel Core i5 4460 3.2 GHz (BOOSTER 3.4 GHz)
RAM: 8 GB
PSU: GreenPower AX550-60APN 550W
Hopefully thats all !
Then I moved onto Assassins Creed: Unity, It is running pretty fine, 50 FPS most the time on high details, but there were some crashes too, so I just found a solution, that I raise fan speed up before playing every time (from 18-25%) and it was solved ! Some time after it I started playing Skyrim and there were absolutely no problems. And now here comes our problem: Few weeks ago, I bought EA Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (pls dont beat me up) where I expirienced same vertical lines, buzzing crashes, so I raised fan speed and it worked. But yesterday, I came to PC to finally play it, because I havent played it much (no time). Everything worked fine, but after 30 mins cca I got black screen with buzzing sound crash, and it happened 4 or 5 times after i tried it again after cca 20 mins of gameplay, eventually it turned into those same vertical (GREY- WHITE or COLOURED) lines and BUZZing annoying sound. I was searching a lot on the net and the best thing I found was, that my PSU is probably failing. I tried FurMark test and I was looking at the GPU temprature. First time, it crashed at 64C and second time (with fans turned up to 65%), it crashed somewhere at 60C. As I read on the internet, this is still below avarage. On some forum I saw a guy who had the almost exact problem and they told him that it is 99% PSU. Then I saw it a few more times so I wonder: How can I find out if its really caused by PSU ? It may sound stupid, but Im not really that good at those things and I dont want to buy a new PSU for nothing. I just want to be sure, so I hope you understand. Also if youre sure, could you suggest me a decent PSU for my PC ? I know I can find it on internet, but I am an idiot, so I could use some suggestions. (y)
If someone even tries to help, it would be greately appreceated.
For whatever reason, speccy refuses to work, so I will just manually write specs.
SPECS: OS: Windows 10 (64 bit)
GPU: AMD Radeon R9 270x 2 GB
CPU: Intel Core i5 4460 3.2 GHz (BOOSTER 3.4 GHz)
RAM: 8 GB
PSU: GreenPower AX550-60APN 550W
Hopefully thats all !
, well, i will see
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