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If u have another psu to test it, u may want to try that first and see if the crash repeats with a bigger/better powersupply.
Ryzen 7 7700
3060Ti
16GB RAM
W11
SSD x2 drives.
Runs fine until an update or "maintenance" and then my problem.
Will FREEZE at "Hit any button to start." and won't close. Have to restart.
Not a PC issue but outdated stuff issue.
i7 9700K
2070 Super
16GB RAM
Windows 11
I recently set the OS freshly up and moved from Windows 10. It also sometimes hardlocks my PC but only like all few hours completely randomly almost like a bluescreen just that there isnt any bluescreen. Only game with this issue but I had other issues with this game in the past so its safe to say its most likely FO76.
So I did a clean install of Windows 11, installed basic drivers, and the game is running fine in medium settings. So far it is working fine. but I have had limited time to play, but no crashes yet.
Also, if you can back the game up to a external drive so you don't have to d/l the whole game again.
Had a problem with freeze-lag every few seconds when I 'upgraded' to Win11,
solved by just running Fo76 on my first four cores.
But now a minute or a few, it crashes so hard I have to cold start my computer.
Fo76 is updated, NVidia drivers are updated, OS is updated.
Please halp.
My hardware:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9300H CPU @ 2.40GHz
1660ti
24GB RAM
Windows 11 Home
CPU core limiting was effective in my PC environment, but it is of course only a temporary solution.