Sometime my computer crash and restart when i play gta 5 online

[Marco Simple1]

Sometime my computer crash and restart when i play gta 5 online
i have a computer with windows 10, and i don't understand why sometime i play the game, the game freeze, the computer crash and restart
im think i have to go again to the shop for computer, to see, if they fix this problem

[darksider13]

What are your internal temps reading at? Is your cooling solution failing? Did it blue screen and create error report that you can view and identify the source of the crash?

[Marco Simple1]

when I play gta online, the computer fan is fast, and at a certain point, it freezes, and what I said before happens, in my opinion, the fan is not powerful, and computer power supply too, I get the computer checked at the store, and have better components fitted, I always have the guarantee
there is no blue screen,
How to read the computer temperature? I not remember

[baaaammaschine]

Originally posted by Marco Simple1:

when I play gta online, the computer fan is fast, and at a certain point, it freezes, and what I said before happens, in my opinion, the fan is not powerful, and computer power supply too, I get the computer checked at the store, and have better components fitted, I always have the guarantee
there is no blue screen,
How to read the computer temperature? I not remember

HWMonitor <--- with them you can look all the temperatures ( Software )
You can also Download the Software from your GPU-Company there u can switch the fanspeed too.
For Example: https://postimg.cc/7JJjqBmW
I use MSI Afterburner

[[-iD-]]

Originally posted by Speckit_dlc:

Modders/hackers bro

they can not shut off a pc.

[darksider13]

Originally posted by Marco Simple1:

when I play gta online, the computer fan is fast, and at a certain point, it freezes, and what I said before happens, in my opinion, the fan is not powerful, and computer power supply too, I get the computer checked at the store, and have better components fitted, I always have the guarantee
there is no blue screen,
How to read the computer temperature? I not remember

If you are not confident with computers then it may be best to seek a technician however if all has been well until fairly recent then it could just be a case of needing to clean your PC/fans to maximise air flow and applying new thermal compound to CPU which is relatively simple and involves little cost.

[fluf201]

for me its between some random guy doing some dodgy ♥♥♥♥ or my gpu over heating due to my pc being sff, what is your cpu and gpu?

[Los.Injurus.Bob.Blunderton]

First, make sure the computer isn't dusty nor sitting on fabric/carpet!
Computer freezing, restarting, or shutting off is usually do to a safety measure of a component such as the CPU is getting too hot.
GPU too hot or overclock instability will create freeze/gpu driver restart but usually not computer restart.
CPU too hot or overclock will downclock CPU and if it does not remedy the issue, the system will lock up to save itself from damage. This also includes components near the CPU which refine and convert system board voltages into something the CPU can use - these can overheat too, especially with tower-style coolers.
IF you have an intel chip, consider getting an upgraded bolt-down CPU cooler for your system. Make sure you have plenty of airflow (fans blowing air in, and almost as many blowing air out (positive pressure, keeps dust out).
IF you have an AMD chip, it is the same as intel but less likely to have a system freeze from CPU heat as the AMD processors have a little more leeway with the clocks VS heat - these more readily downclock under toasty conditions / extreme heat (80~90c and above).
So install a good intake fan, and get a good CPU cooler. This is first and foremost.
Second, it might be time to upgrade your power supply. If you have an OEM system or several year old system, it's time to upgrade the power supply. If you have a Dell/HP/Lenovo (or major brand system) make sure to take it to a PC shop so they can upfit a new power supply that's larger and better rated than your current one, including any motherboard power plug adapters needed (for if you have a 6, 8, or 10-pin connector that's proprietary on the motherboard, a replacement supply from anyone else won't work out of the box without an adapter).
TL:DR; Go take your ailing machine to a computer shop, it's overheating, or running too close to the limit of the power supply causing it to fail when it gets too hot and shut down the system (either the power supply losing capacity due to age, upgrades, or running while too hot, or the cpu / motherboard VRM's getting too hot, or BOTH).Continuing to stress your system with 3D games or anything really CPU or GPU intensive (e.g. not web browsing or playing Solitaire) will cause hardware to fail, which can range from 'it won't power on anymore' or 'it won't load Windows anymore' to 'Smoke coming out and no more boot' or even the dreaded 'Fireworks or FIRE'. Be CAREFUL, but don't be afraid to web browse if it still works OK for that until you have the money to fix it in a week or two.
CoreTemp will tell you your core temps, you can leave this run in the background and probably should leave it running, it'll warn you if you get things TOO HOT. 85~90c or hotter is TOO HOT and shortens life of components. The hotter, the quicker it will die.
HWinfo will tell you if voltages go outside of ATX specification (+/-10% of reg voltage) which will cause all sorts of weird things and can/will damage the PC. Watch this one when under load or testing the system.
You can find these on the downloads section of Guru3D dot com. Look it up please.
They should be free but always be mindful to skip installations of 'bonus' software these are sometimes packaged with (like toolbars, or google chrome, or even Mcaffee antivirus (which sucks) so make sure you get them on Guru3D so you don't have to deal with this as much.
Been doing computers since before Windows 95 came out when I had a 486. This is nothing new and is the same symptoms it always was, but that does NOT mean there's nothing else that can mimic these symptoms at any rate.
Good luck and take the PC to the PC Doctor.
Expect to pay 60~200$ USD incl. labor at 60/hour.

[ChickenBalls]

lol paying others to fix your PC...

[Marco Simple1]

i want to say thank you to everyone to help me and give advice, experience I have on computers is average, I'm not an expert, I'm happy to hear so many people give their help, thanks, I can remove dust from the computer, if someone ask to me, to recognize the components inside the computer, maybe I know someone, anyway for me, it's the first time something like this has happened to me with the computer, it's never happened to me with old computers

[Smokey]

Your computer is overheating buddy. Dust it out,bring it to the shop and let the shop repaste your cpu aswell ( make sure to ask this,this is probably the main cause ) as checking if everything else is fine,hardware wise. Eventhough repasting is very easy,if you have never done it,then its just better to let a profesional do it and so he can check out the rest of your hardware aswell to see whats wrong. Also tell him the kind of crashes youre experiencing so he knows what to look for. Let him also check if your airflow is sufficient and set up right - Pull / blow.

I checked your profile messages and see you have crash issues in other games aswell. Cpu overheating probably the main cause.

Want to add,ask the tech if he wants to update your BIOS aswell,if youve never done that it can greatly help in pc stability/performance.

[Marco Simple1]

Originally posted by Smokey:

Your computer is overheating buddy. Dust it out,bring it to the shop and let the shop repaste your cpu aswell ( make sure to ask this,this is probably the main cause ) as checking if everything else is fine,hardware wise. Eventhough repasting is very easy,if you have never done it,then its just better to let a profesional do it and so he can check out the rest of your hardware aswell to see whats wrong. Also tell him the kind of crashes youre experiencing so he knows what to look for. Let him also check if your airflow is sufficient and set up right - Pull / blow.

I checked your profile messages and see you have crash issues in other games aswell. Cpu overheating probably the main cause.

Want to add,ask the tech if he wants to update your BIOS aswell,if youve never done that it can greatly help in pc stability/performance.

ok, thanks for the help