Solved Game's keep crashing

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So for some reason most games that I try to play on my PC keep crashing after a while of playing. My PC should have no problem at all running these games and lowering the settings doesn't seem to change a thing anyway. I am almost certain my drivers are up to date and all but not sure which to check for this.

When a game crashed it's often 15-30 minutes into playing and it doesn't happen for every game but lowspec games like CS:GO still crash. The screen will just freeze yet the game will still go on and I can hear myself still doing things within the game. It's not my monitor as I can still use the pointer and everything. Just the visual for the game freezes.

Is there anything I can do or anything I can try? Please help :(
 
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vger said:
Hello

Have you checked your temps?

@Evan Omo @phillpower2
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I followed some random stuff I found on a wesbite to do with the Command Prompt on my PC and it seems like this may have solved the issue. It may have been something else but at the moment everything seems to be okay. I'm certain it wasn't the temperatures because my cooling is a bit overkill for my system at times. But thanks for reaching out :)
 
Evan Omo said:
Hi synkonn, Welcome to PCHF! :)

Do you need further assistance with this issue or is everything working properly?
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Thanks! :)

For now everything seems alright. If anything else happens I can always make a new thread. Thank you for the help
 
Great news and thank you for letting us know that you no longer required assistance (y)

You are welcome :)
 
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