Random Crashes

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Hey all! New here.

So I have a PC in front of me I threw together for a friend of mine out of a mix of new and used parts. Specs as follows:

Ryzen 3700x

RX590 GME

G4 GB DDR4

X570M Prob Board

Thermaltake Smart Series 600W 80 Plus White Power Supply

So I give her the machine, after leaving it on for days at a time and running a couple benchmark / stress tests on it, and I’m satisfied cause it didn’t skip a beat.

She can’t play freakin Stardew Valley. There’s another game called Racettear that looks like it could run on a cinder block powered by static electricity, and that game crashes it too. Also it crashed on her once watching a Twitch stream.

She’s uninstalled the GPU drivers and reinstalled them over and over, using the AMD cleanup tool every time. She said Adrenaline might have been causing an issue, but I put it back and it hasn’t done anything weird with it there.

Afterburner says Stardew Valley never gets above 60 FPS in the twenty minutes I played it to see, so I don’t think it’s an “out of control FPS” problem with the card just goin haywire.

According to OCCT the CPU temps hover around 65 degrees C, and 40 minutes of 100% stress testing the GPU didn’t reveal any issues.

Is it a driver thing? Does the card itself need warranted?

Is 600 watts enough power supply?

What am I missing here?

Thanks for any input!

[Bruce]

Does the PSU have a make/model number?

[Rustys]

So I have a PC in front of me I threw together for a friend of mine out of a mix of new and used parts. Specs as follows:

Not all parts work together properly.

The Speccy report will pull the specs information that we need to make proper and more informed diagnosis.

[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Do not forget to post the make and model of the PSU if this is a desktop.

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[Rustys]

She can’t play freakin Stardew Valley.

Vanilla or with Mods?

Some people that run mods in the incorrect order or on the wrong version of Straw Dew have stated issues.

Thermaltake Smart Series 600W 80 Plus White Power Supply

Not the best PSU only output 504 Watts.

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