Computer Broke

[Tebjor]

So after the game crashed my computer twice I was trying to fix it and the third time it crashed my computer it decided it just isn't gonna turn on anymore. So if anybody else has had this problem it would be great to hear any potential solutions. I've already unplugging and reconnecting my power supply (because it clicks whenever I try to turn my pc on) but that didn't work so i'm kinda stuck until I go buy a new power supply.

[JaredTaylorForeverSavior]

Try unplugging everything hooked up to your PC, and I mean everything.... then whilst the PC is off, hold down the power button for 20 seconds. Replug the power supply and see if your PC starts up that way.

[Deja Vu]

Sounds like a PC issue, maybe power supply. Games draw a lot of power so if a PSU is going to fail that's when it'll do it.

[spacegouda]

I get stuck on black screen on launch, 4 times recently in a short period of time, started it in window mode, worked, started it again later in window mode, froze and i couldnt even use task manager that i kept locked on top unless you intentionally minimize it. Asked about it in bug reports but no replies at all.

[Moffin Bovin]

Originally posted by Tebjor:

I've already unplugging and reconnecting my power supply (because it clicks whenever I try to turn my pc on) but that didn't work so i'm kinda stuck until I go buy a new power supply.

Can't tell if troll thread or serious.

[Tweety]

Judging by your graphics (looked at your screen shots from other games) your computer is under the recommended hardware stated by the game page to run it.

[old Charlie]

Originally posted by Tebjor:

. I've already unplugging and reconnecting my power supply (because it clicks whenever I try to turn my pc on) but that didn't work so i'm kinda stuck until I go buy a new power supply.

Sounds totally like your power supply is broken. Not much you can do about that.

Originally posted by Tweety:

Judging by your graphics (looked at your screen shots from other games) your computer is under the recommended hardware stated by the game page to run it.

That shouldn't stop him from powering on his computer.

[Blur]

bruh, actually i had my old power supply broke when v2 was in tray and i was watching yt. Its crazy same thing happened to somebody else lol

[Tebjor]

Update: I don't believe that it broke my power supply as I have now found out that a portion of my 980ti has melted so looks like I'll be buying a new one later but until then RIP my computer. Not sure how it overheated in the first place as I have played so many intensive games with no problems

[Moffin Bovin]

Originally posted by Tebjor:

Update: I don't believe that it broke my power supply as I have now found out that a portion of my 980ti has melted so looks like I'll be buying a new one later but until then RIP my computer. Not sure how it overheated in the first place as I have played so many intensive games with no problems

it was probably the dodgy power supply that damaged it in the first place.

If your you have to unplug and reconnect your psu every time you turn on your PC and it is also MAKING A STRANGE CLICKING SOUND whenever you turn your computer, that strange click sound is probably something in the psu arcing. That might cause something like spikes in power that could damage to pc's delicate components. I'm not an electrical engineer, maybe someone else with more expertise will come along and tell me I've got it all wrong, but my best guess would be that if your PSU is making strange clicking sounds then you should probably replace it before the pc completely stops working.

[NoSavy¯\_(ツ)_/¯]

Software doesn't cause dmg like that. Faulty electrical or heat does. Are you monitoring your system as you play intensive games? Need eyes to see.

[Kiełbasa Grom]

Originally posted by Tebjor:

Update: I don't believe that it broke my power supply as I have now found out that a portion of my 980ti has melted so looks like I'll be buying a new one later but until then RIP my computer. Not sure how it overheated in the first place as I have played so many intensive games with no problems

Hi, I've just stumbled into your old post. I had the same experience with my G1 GTX980ti. Mine went up in smoke a couple of weeks later than yours (different game, heavy load). I blamed it on faulty drivers. I updated Nvidia Driver 4xx.xx instead of 389.xx factory ones before it happened. Witnessing 1000bucks go up in flames feels bad man....performance cap at 78°C plus monitoring(GPU-Z) didn't help. Mine bursted in sparks and flames at 83°C peak; ICs close to power-connectors melted - don't know if it was a resistor or ceramic-cap - there was only dust left covering one of the upper copper layers of the board. Switched for an RTX - all good. Weird that so many 980ti broke or melted around that time though.
I'am curious which driver you used or if you updated it before it melted?

[Jakal, Lady kisser]

Originally posted by Crash Test Dummy:

Originally posted by Tebjor:

Update: I don't believe that it broke my power supply as I have now found out that a portion of my 980ti has melted so looks like I'll be buying a new one later but until then RIP my computer. Not sure how it overheated in the first place as I have played so many intensive games with no problems

Hi, I've just stumbled into your old post. I had the same experience with my G1 GTX980ti. Mine went up in smoke a couple of weeks later than yours (different game, heavy load). I blamed it on faulty drivers. I updated Nvidia Driver 4xx.xx instead of 389.xx factory ones before it happened. Witnessing 1000bucks go up in flames feels bad man....performance cap at 78°C plus monitoring(GPU-Z) didn't help. Mine bursted in sparks and flames at 83°C peak; ICs close to power-connectors melted - don't know if it was a resistor or ceramic-cap - there was only dust left covering one of the upper copper layers of the board. Switched for an RTX - all good. Weird that so many 980ti broke or melted around that time though.
I'am curious which driver you used or if you updated it before it melted?

please don't necro six-month dead threads, sir.

also i'm sure that fatshark has made a point of checking the way their game stresses the systems if only because they don't want to buy new PSUs all the time.