Playing a game and the computer shuts down??

[Poppy]

Is there anyone who can explain this about playing a game and the computer shuts down??

It's like I'm playing some game and the computer suddenly shuts down by itself.
**Various computer specs are all passed.
3070TI
64GB
I9 model 13000+
Power Supply 750**

And when I tried to play this game for less than 1 hour, the computer shut down by itself...so I'm not sure if it was me or what, but I didn't do anything while playing.
Some games that I've tried to buy have caused them to shut down completely or some games will play normally even though I adjusted them to the maximum.

I can't play this game at all and quit playing even after 20 minutes of starting....Who has knowledge?
Please tell me about these things.
Thank you for taking the time to read here.

[TurntUpToaster]

i legit have the same graphics card as you and my pc just shut down as well

[burlyy]

I had this too, enabling vsync fixed it though. I was getting 300+ fps and it would heat up the gpu. Vsync brought it down 20 degrees and I haven't had issues since

[ZRZK2127]

I have an i9, 16gb ram, 3070, 850MW PSU, no crashes so far (only one on launch, relaunched and it worked)

[Ih8myjob]

Poppy님이 먼저 게시:

Is there anyone who can explain this about playing a game and the computer shuts down??

It's like I'm playing some game and the computer suddenly shuts down by itself.
**Various computer specs are all passed.
3070TI
64GB
I9 model 13000+
Power Supply 750**

And when I tried to play this game for less than 1 hour, the computer shut down by itself...so I'm not sure if it was me or what, but I didn't do anything while playing.
Some games that I've tried to buy have caused them to shut down completely or some games will play normally even though I adjusted them to the maximum.

I can't play this game at all and quit playing even after 20 minutes of starting....Who has knowledge?
Please tell me about these things.
Thank you for taking the time to read here.

You are having heat problems and the machine is protecting itself. Look at your temps. ODDS are its your CPU (I have a 13900k)

Look around reddit and in here.... its dumb but unplug any controllers (or things that register as controllers), some reports of wireless mouse/keyboard dongles causing have been mentioned, and if you have a keyboard that registers as a controller like a wooting keyboard that can pose an issue too), and turn off bluetooth. Some wireless controllers over wifi have caused the issue too... essentially play w/ just mouse and keyboard. Bet your problem stops.

I can plug in a controller and watch my temps (on a VERY good cooled (360 rad lapped water cooled cooler/clean machine/plenty of airflow with slight positive pressure because I have pets) go from 50's at menu to 85 and start slowly climbing. As soon as the controller is unplugged, right back down to 50.

[KripTed]

Most of the time when a PC shuts down like that. It's due to your power supply. Sometimes a game can do this because of a bug but it's rare. Given the fact that the 3070 Ti recommends a 750W with an i7 and you have an i9. I think that might be your problem. Get a 850W or 1000W PSU. It could also be an overheating problem so maybe check temps. You can also check your Event Viewer and see what the error is when the shutdown happens.

[Ih8myjob]

KripTed님이 먼저 게시:

Most of the time when a PC shuts down like that. It's due to your power supply. Sometimes a game can do this because of a bug but it's rare. Given the fact that the 3070 Ti recommends a 750W with an i7 and you have an I9. I think that's the problem. Get a 850W or 1000W PSU. You can also check your Event Viewer and see what the error is when the shutdown happens.

False, not most of the time. Most of the time something is throwing itself into "protection" mode. His 750 should be fine because even a 13900k/3070TI MAXED out isnt hitting near 750w (290W/253W), and the fans and other crap wont push the 150+ additional he has in overhead. I personally would go bigger, but thats not his problem.

[meyesonly]

Check your system temps. People (including me) have reported high temps while sitting on the game's menu (~80C) and up to 95C in-game.

[KahlDragonborn]

I have a 6900xt, 16gb of ram, 750watt power supply and Intel 10700k my gpu temps are 65 and below my cpu temps are below 70c and I crash over and over eveytime when the match is starting or in the middle of the match I've checked temps power draw usage and nothing everything looks normal it just freezes or black screens and reboots. I have a 4k monitor at 120hz I have tryed Vsync on and off and all different settings for FSR and alot more. So I am stumped and a metric ton of people are having the same issue posting on reddit and such I think it slightly helped when I switched to windowed fullscreen instead of just fullscreen and I mean I finished 1 whole match and started another when I usually freeze or reboot at the beginning of the first match. Can the Devs please look into this?

[Ih8myjob]

KahlDragonborn님이 먼저 게시:

I have a 6900xt, 16gb of ram, 750watt power supply and Intel 10700k my gpu temps are 65 and below my cpu temps are below 70c and I crash over and over eveytime when the match is starting or in the middle of the match I've checked temps power draw usage and nothing everything looks normal it just freezes or black screens and reboots. I have a 4k monitor at 120hz I have tryed Vsync on and off and all different settings for FSR and alot more. So I am stumped and a metric ton of people are having the same issue posting on reddit and such I think it slightly helped when I switched to windowed fullscreen instead of just fullscreen and I mean I finished 1 whole match and started another when I usually freeze or reboot at the beginning of the first match. Can the Devs please look into this?

Try running it with dx11.

Right click the finals in your game launch menu, go to properties, copy and paste this in launch options.

-force-d3d11

This solved my random crashes, but mine weren't near as frequent as yours sound

[KripTed]

Ih8myjob님이 먼저 게시:

KripTed님이 먼저 게시:

Most of the time when a PC shuts down like that. It's due to your power supply. Sometimes a game can do this because of a bug but it's rare. Given the fact that the 3070 Ti recommends a 750W with an i7 and you have an I9. I think that's the problem. Get a 850W or 1000W PSU. It could also be an overheating problem so maybe check temps. You can also check your Event Viewer and see what the error is when the shutdown happens.

False, not most of the time. Most of the time something is throwing itself into "protection" mode. His 750 should be fine because even a 13900k/3070TI MAXED out isnt hitting near 750w, and the fans and other crap wont push the 150+ additional he has in overhead. I personally would go bigger, but thats not his problem.

Most of the time when a PC shuts down it's mostly due to a Power Supply. Unless you literally have the worst air circulation in the entire history of PC gaming. When most modern cases have adequate amount of fans. This maybe not be the case. Unless he needs to put new thermal paste or didn't put the AIO on correctly or it's going faulty. It literally recommends a 750W with an i7 CPU for a 3070 Ti. He's kinda pushing it. CPU temps are designed to reach 100 Celsius before they trigger a shut off. You seriously think his temp is hitting that high on this game? It's possible but I highly doubt it, unless this game has an issue with temps spiking up. It's why I also suggested checking his temps next time he runs the game, as well as check the error in the event viewer. When it comes to power supplies. You always want more head room.

[Ih8myjob]

KripTed님이 먼저 게시:

Ih8myjob님이 먼저 게시:

False, not most of the time. Most of the time something is throwing itself into "protection" mode. His 750 should be fine because even a 13900k/3070TI MAXED out isnt hitting near 750w, and the fans and other crap wont push the 150+ additional he has in overhead. I personally would go bigger, but thats not his problem.

Most of the time when a PC shuts down it's mostly due to a Power Supply. Unless you literally have the worst air circulation in the entire history of PC gaming. When most modern cases have adequate amount of fans. This maybe not be the case. Unless he needs to put new thermal paste or didn't put the AIO on correctly or it's going faulty. It literally recommends a 750W with an i7 CPU for a 3070 Ti. He's kinda pushing it. CPU temps are designed to reach 100 Celsius before they trigger a shut off. You seriously think his temp is hitting that high on this game? It's possible but I highly doubt it, unless there's some kind of issue with temps spiking up. It's why I also suggested checking his temps next time he runs the game, as well as check the error in the event viewer. When it comes to Power supplies. You always want more head room.

As someone who has worked in tech for 30 years, you are 100% incorrect. It CAN be, but MOST the time is a false statement.

With the known issue with controllers going around, if he has one hooked up and isnt AT LEAST AIO'd with good ventilation, yes he will be hitting 100 easily.

[KripTed]

Ih8myjob님이 먼저 게시:

KripTed님이 먼저 게시:

Most of the time when a PC shuts down it's mostly due to a Power Supply. Unless you literally have the worst air circulation in the entire history of PC gaming. When most modern cases have adequate amount of fans. This maybe not be the case. Unless he needs to put new thermal paste or didn't put the AIO on correctly or it's going faulty. It literally recommends a 750W with an i7 CPU for a 3070 Ti. He's kinda pushing it. CPU temps are designed to reach 100 Celsius before they trigger a shut off. You seriously think his temp is hitting that high on this game? It's possible but I highly doubt it, unless there's some kind of issue with temps spiking up. It's why I also suggested checking his temps next time he runs the game, as well as check the error in the event viewer. When it comes to Power supplies. You always want more head room.

As someone who has worked in tech for 30 years, you are 100% incorrect. It CAN be, but MOST the time is a false statement.

Then I'm not 100% incorrect when it CAN be. You might want to get a new degree in tech then. Cause a lot of the time it's the PSU when a PC hard shuts down. Unless it's a temp problem and the CPU is hitting 100 Celsius, to trigger Intel's overheating. Hence why I suggested many things such as the PSU, temps and to read the error in the event viewer.

[Ih8myjob]

KripTed님이 먼저 게시:

Ih8myjob님이 먼저 게시:

As someone who has worked in tech for 30 years, you are 100% incorrect. It CAN be, but MOST the time is a false statement.

Then I'm not 100% incorrect when it CAN be. You might want to get a new degree in tech then. Cause a lot of the time it's the PSU when a PC hard shuts down. Unless it's a temp problem and the CPU is hitting 100 Celsius, to trigger Intel's overheating.

Your statement of MOST the time is... its not rocket science. It COULD be, but 90+% of the time its not. If you think <10% is most, every math teacher you have ever had has failed you horribly.

[KripTed]

Ih8myjob님이 먼저 게시:

KripTed님이 먼저 게시:

Then I'm not 100% incorrect when it CAN be. You might want to get a new degree in tech then. Cause a lot of the time it's the PSU when a PC hard shuts down. Unless it's a temp problem and the CPU is hitting 100 Celsius, to trigger Intel's overheating.

Your statement of MOST the time is... its not rocket science. It COULD be, but 90+% of the time its not. If you think <10% is most, every math teacher you have ever had has failed you horribly.

That's because most of the time it's those two issues. PSU or overheating. I said them both.

[⎝⧹乇V乇_卄丨ㄥㄥ]

Either overheating or under powered/ faulty psu