Full computer shut down

[OldManShanty]

I can play the game for about 10 minutes than it causes my computer to completely shut down with no blue screen. Is anyone else experiencing this issue? I can not complete one match. I ran a stress test for 7 minutes using the AMD Adrenaline Software 3 times and it passed every time. I am hoping this is just a MW2 issue.
I am currently running a AMD 6800xt

[Borg3D5]

Seems a power unit burn issue or a graphic card burn in issue ...the game never had this problem

[EmperorVolo]

I had something similar. My theory is when they shipped the game the Richocet they had in it was a beta version. They since patched it. HOWEVER the Richocet is a kernal level install. Pure theory but I believe the two versions are stacked or conflicting. It doesn't seem to affect everyone.

What I had to do was FULLY erase everything full sector wipe to get rid of Richocet. I had BSOD, GPU shutting off, PC Shuting off, etc,. after I erased it all (upgraded to win 11 because they probably put more support and testing on it) and I haven't had an issue since the last 4 days.

I'm not saying you have this issue. I would start with smaller steps like reinstalling the game.

[Borg3D5]

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I had something similar. My theory is when they shipped the game the Richocet they had in it was a beta version. They since patched it. HOWEVER the Richocet is a kernal level install. Pure theory but I believe the two versions are stacked or conflicting. It doesn't seem to affect everyone.

What I had to do was FULLY erase everything full sector wipe to get rid of Richocet. I had BSOD, GPU shutting off, PC Shuting off, etc,. after I erased it all (upgraded to win 11 because they probably put more support and testing on it) and I haven't had an issue since the last 4 days.

I'm not saying you have this issue. I would start with smaller steps like reinstalling the game.

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I had something similar. My theory is when they shipped the game the Richocet they had in it was a beta version. They since patched it. HOWEVER the Richocet is a kernal level install. Pure theory but I believe the two versions are stacked or conflicting. It doesn't seem to affect everyone.

What I had to do was FULLY erase everything full sector wipe to get rid of Richocet. I had BSOD, GPU shutting off, PC Shuting off, etc,. after I erased it all (upgraded to win 11 because they probably put more support and testing on it) and I haven't had an issue since the last 4 days.

I'm not saying you have this issue. I would start with smaller steps like reinstalling the game.

I don't think so: the shout down is an hardware problem and very serius, not a software problem.

MW" need a LOT of GPU electric power and you need so have a SUPER PSU (mine is 1200W) and a decent graphic card.

When the game graphic make under stress work the GPU it will ask to the PSU a lot of power, if there is some problem there, is the good time for the motherboard bios to shut down all the system to prevent burn issues

[Fray Bentos]

Sounds like a power supply issue, maybe upgrade your PSU.

[Darkdan777]

My friend has this exact issue but with every game it's a PSU probelm

[#]

It's still your system! Redo

[EmperorVolo]

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I had something similar. My theory is when they shipped the game the Richocet they had in it was a beta version. They since patched it. HOWEVER the Richocet is a kernal level install. Pure theory but I believe the two versions are stacked or conflicting. It doesn't seem to affect everyone.

What I had to do was FULLY erase everything full sector wipe to get rid of Richocet. I had BSOD, GPU shutting off, PC Shuting off, etc,. after I erased it all (upgraded to win 11 because they probably put more support and testing on it) and I haven't had an issue since the last 4 days.

I'm not saying you have this issue. I would start with smaller steps like reinstalling the game.

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I had something similar. My theory is when they shipped the game the Richocet they had in it was a beta version. They since patched it. HOWEVER the Richocet is a kernal level install. Pure theory but I believe the two versions are stacked or conflicting. It doesn't seem to affect everyone.

What I had to do was FULLY erase everything full sector wipe to get rid of Richocet. I had BSOD, GPU shutting off, PC Shuting off, etc,. after I erased it all (upgraded to win 11 because they probably put more support and testing on it) and I haven't had an issue since the last 4 days.

I'm not saying you have this issue. I would start with smaller steps like reinstalling the game.

I don't think so: the shout down is an hardware problem and very serius, not a software problem.

MW" need a LOT of GPU electric power and you need so have a SUPER PSU (mine is 1200W) and a decent graphic card.

When the game graphic make under stress work the GPU it will ask to the PSU a lot of power, if there is some problem there, is the good time for the motherboard bios to shut down all the system to prevent burn issues

I have a 10k set up my guy and have been building PCs since I was 6 back during CS 1.6 beta. It's definitely the game also like I said it's clearly software. You don't just reinstall the OS and suddenly all your hardware defects stop. Does that make sense to you? Just logically it was clearly a boot sector issue messing with the Kernal I know cause that was most of the errors I was getting. I haven't had a BSOD or crash of any kind. Nor has the GPU had any issues of any kind either since I fixed it.

Kernal level things can really mess with your system. Gaming since DOS brother. I'm about 100% sure this game has some serious defects and a lot of people don't realize their "hardware" issues is just this games invasive rootkit.

I'm not saying his is because this game has so many issues that appear to be hardware from graphical artifacts to shader corruption.

This does the EXACT same thing on CONSOLE that's how you know 100% it's a software issue.

CONSOLE has freezes and crashes as well.

[Borg3D5]

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

I don't think so: the shout down is an hardware problem and very serius, not a software problem.

MW" need a LOT of GPU electric power and you need so have a SUPER PSU (mine is 1200W) and a decent graphic card.

When the game graphic make under stress work the GPU it will ask to the PSU a lot of power, if there is some problem there, is the good time for the motherboard bios to shut down all the system to prevent burn issues

I have a 10k set up my guy and have been building PCs since I was 6 back during CS 1.6 beta. It's definitely the game also like I said it's clearly software. You don't just reinstall the OS and suddenly all your hardware defects stop. Does that make sense to you? Just logically it was clearly a boot sector issue messing with the Kernal I know cause that was most of the errors I was getting. I haven't had a BSOD or crash of any kind. Nor has the GPU had any issues of any kind either since I fixed it.

Kernal level things can really mess with your system. Gaming since DOS brother. I'm about 100% sure this game has some serious defects and a lot of people don't realize their "hardware" issues is just this games invasive rootkit.

Dude is a question of experience, not a question of how much years you build your comp set up.

You did only 1: your...i did MANY different comps in MANY in MANY years, when working to pay my study. Is an hardware issue for sure.

If you can try using a PSU of one your friend, will be easy for you to try this since you made yourself your comp: then if will be np mean is the PSU.

or buy a voltage and consumption reader with display to interface between the PSU and the motherboard and the various boards. there are many on ebay, so you can get a real measurement of the problem and you will see that when the electricity consumption goes up, the computer shuts down.

No rootkit or Matrix movie software, just a PSU under power issue OR the PSU has failed (it can happen).

[Optimus Prime Rib]

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I had something similar. My theory is when they shipped the game the Richocet they had in it was a beta version. They since patched it. HOWEVER the Richocet is a kernal level install. Pure theory but I believe the two versions are stacked or conflicting. It doesn't seem to affect everyone.

What I had to do was FULLY erase everything full sector wipe to get rid of Richocet. I had BSOD, GPU shutting off, PC Shuting off, etc,. after I erased it all (upgraded to win 11 because they probably put more support and testing on it) and I haven't had an issue since the last 4 days.

I'm not saying you have this issue. I would start with smaller steps like reinstalling the game.

none of which would cause a pc to power off without bluescreen............... only thing thats gonna make a pc randomly shutoff is POWER ISSUE or over heating issue

[OldManShanty]

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I have a 10k set up my guy and have been building PCs since I was 6 back during CS 1.6 beta. It's definitely the game also like I said it's clearly software. You don't just reinstall the OS and suddenly all your hardware defects stop. Does that make sense to you? Just logically it was clearly a boot sector issue messing with the Kernal I know cause that was most of the errors I was getting. I haven't had a BSOD or crash of any kind. Nor has the GPU had any issues of any kind either since I fixed it.

Kernal level things can really mess with your system. Gaming since DOS brother. I'm about 100% sure this game has some serious defects and a lot of people don't realize their "hardware" issues is just this games invasive rootkit.

Dude is a question of experience, not a question of how much years you build your comp set up.

You did only 1: your...i did MANY different comps in MANY in MANY years, when working to pay my study. Is an hardware issue for sure.

If you can try using a PSU of one your friend, will be easy for you to try this since you made yourself your comp: then if will be np mean is the PSU.

or buy a voltage and consumption reader with display to interface between the PSU and the motherboard and the various boards. there are many on ebay, so you can get a real measurement of the problem and you will see that when the electricity consumption goes up, the computer shuts down.

No rootkit or Matrix movie software, just a PSU under power issue OR the PSU has failed (it can happen).

But why wouldn't this reoccur during a stress test? The test is made to push the graphics card to the limit.

[EmperorVolo]

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

I have a 10k set up my guy and have been building PCs since I was 6 back during CS 1.6 beta. It's definitely the game also like I said it's clearly software. You don't just reinstall the OS and suddenly all your hardware defects stop. Does that make sense to you? Just logically it was clearly a boot sector issue messing with the Kernal I know cause that was most of the errors I was getting. I haven't had a BSOD or crash of any kind. Nor has the GPU had any issues of any kind either since I fixed it.

Kernal level things can really mess with your system. Gaming since DOS brother. I'm about 100% sure this game has some serious defects and a lot of people don't realize their "hardware" issues is just this games invasive rootkit.

Dude is a question of experience, not a question of how much years you build your comp set up.

You did only 1: your...i did MANY different comps in MANY in MANY years, when working to pay my study. Is an hardware issue for sure.

If you can try using a PSU of one your friend, will be easy for you to try this since you made yourself your comp: then if will be np mean is the PSU.

or buy a voltage and consumption reader with display to interface between the PSU and the motherboard and the various boards. there are many on ebay, so you can get a real measurement of the problem and you will see that when the electricity consumption goes up, the computer shuts down.

No rootkit or Matrix movie software, just a PSU under power issue OR the PSU has failed (it can happen).

That doesn't make any sense he said he ran a stress test for 7 mins if it was a PSU issue it would fault and crash. That's how you know it's not a PSU issue. It could be a weak rail sure but unlikely if it won't show in a stress test it's very unlikely.

I've built dozens of PCs so over 35 years experience with PC builds, maintenance and repair on many more. Working IT contract for Fortunate 500s. I might know a little bit.]

I'm not saying IT IS NOT A PSU problem and I suggesting going small to big, but like I said it could purely be the game. Not everyone has a bunch of extra parts sitting around.

It's just weird that putting it under heavy load doesn't cause it to shut down is all I'm saying.

[EmperorVolo]

Originally posted by PapaSwampFox:

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

Dude is a question of experience, not a question of how much years you build your comp set up.

You did only 1: your...i did MANY different comps in MANY in MANY years, when working to pay my study. Is an hardware issue for sure.

If you can try using a PSU of one your friend, will be easy for you to try this since you made yourself your comp: then if will be np mean is the PSU.

or buy a voltage and consumption reader with display to interface between the PSU and the motherboard and the various boards. there are many on ebay, so you can get a real measurement of the problem and you will see that when the electricity consumption goes up, the computer shuts down.

No rootkit or Matrix movie software, just a PSU under power issue OR the PSU has failed (it can happen).

But why wouldn't this reoccur during a stress test? The test is made to push the graphics card to the limit.

Exactly my point what they are saying is HIGHLY unlikely if your putting it under testing load and it's not shutting off it's likely something else.

[Borg3D5]

Originally posted by PapaSwampFox:

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

Dude is a question of experience, not a question of how much years you build your comp set up.

You did only 1: your...i did MANY different comps in MANY in MANY years, when working to pay my study. Is an hardware issue for sure.

If you can try using a PSU of one your friend, will be easy for you to try this since you made yourself your comp: then if will be np mean is the PSU.

or buy a voltage and consumption reader with display to interface between the PSU and the motherboard and the various boards. there are many on ebay, so you can get a real measurement of the problem and you will see that when the electricity consumption goes up, the computer shuts down.

No rootkit or Matrix movie software, just a PSU under power issue OR the PSU has failed (it can happen).

But why wouldn't this reoccur during a stress test? The test is made to push the graphics card to the limit.

It can happen also while doing a stress test but, normally, a stress test is used (most of the time) to test the graphic card memory that is more easy to come with issues inside then the normal computer ram: a stress test is not compiled to stress the PSU unit specify.

I personally have an old program that work under dos (now using a DOS BOX) that do the test ONLy for the graphic card ram (i use it when i buy a new card to be sure it no have a problem to discover when the warranty time is finished)

The solution I gave you is the most statistically probable: try it to remove the doubt

[Nice2Killya]

Originally posted by EmperorVolo:

Originally posted by Borg3D5:

I don't think so: the shout down is an hardware problem and very serius, not a software problem.

MW" need a LOT of GPU electric power and you need so have a SUPER PSU (mine is 1200W) and a decent graphic card.

When the game graphic make under stress work the GPU it will ask to the PSU a lot of power, if there is some problem there, is the good time for the motherboard bios to shut down all the system to prevent burn issues

I have a 10k set up my guy and have been building PCs since I was 6 back during CS 1.6 beta. It's definitely the game also like I said it's clearly software. You don't just reinstall the OS and suddenly all your hardware defects stop. Does that make sense to you? Just logically it was clearly a boot sector issue messing with the Kernal I know cause that was most of the errors I was getting. I haven't had a BSOD or crash of any kind. Nor has the GPU had any issues of any kind either since I fixed it.

Kernal level things can really mess with your system. Gaming since DOS brother. I'm about 100% sure this game has some serious defects and a lot of people don't realize their "hardware" issues is just this games invasive rootkit.

I'm not saying his is because this game has so many issues that appear to be hardware from graphical artifacts to shader corruption.

This does the EXACT same thing on CONSOLE that's how you know 100% it's a software issue.

You are correct it's a Software Issue/Game Build and they are happy for everyone to stress out thinking it's their equipment and keep chasing their tail......the Game is a mess in it's construction it becomes obvious when its a Consol and PC issue.....the Truth is they have our money so to them it's no big deal "THAT'S HOW CORPORATIONS WORK IN 2022"

[Spellz]

sounds like an unstable cpu