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Pc suddenly really slow
- Thread starter JustMax
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Your CPU is running hot and you have some high voltage readings.
Restart the computer to access the BIOS, check the CPU temperature and the +3.3, +5 and +12V rail readings, make a note of any readings that you find and post them with your next reply.
Can you re run Speccy and post the updated url for us.
Restart the computer to access the BIOS, check the CPU temperature and the +3.3, +5 and +12V rail readings, make a note of any readings that you find and post them with your next reply.
Can you re run Speccy and post the updated url for us.
I'm not very knowledgeable about stuff like this so I just took pictures a few minutes after my pc crashed. Also I don't understand why games that I get 100-200 frames on crash my pc, but when I play rust it has never crashed me.
[Edit] Here is the new Speccy link: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/lZKYN4GxHWcPqIt2UEuw5wT
[Edit] Here is the new Speccy link: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/lZKYN4GxHWcPqIt2UEuw5wT
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The voltages don`t look bad but the CPU registering 71°C when not under any load is not good.
Check and make a note of what the CPU Temperature Warning settings are in the Gigabyte BIOS (as pictured above) if your CPU is overheating the Gigabyte thermal limit setting is intended to detect it and then throttle things back until the temps cool down.
From the next cold boot, check and make a note of the CPU temperature in Ryzen Master, do some gaming, again check/record what the CPU temps are in Ryzen Master and then post back with the info.
Noticed that your CPU fan fail warning is disabled, you should enable it so as to avoid frying the CPU should the fan fail.
Check and make a note of what the CPU Temperature Warning settings are in the Gigabyte BIOS (as pictured above) if your CPU is overheating the Gigabyte thermal limit setting is intended to detect it and then throttle things back until the temps cool down.
From the next cold boot, check and make a note of the CPU temperature in Ryzen Master, do some gaming, again check/record what the CPU temps are in Ryzen Master and then post back with the info.
Noticed that your CPU fan fail warning is disabled, you should enable it so as to avoid frying the CPU should the fan fail.
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