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and for the sake of it, check the following:
I am assuming you are on Windows 10:
1) Open up File Explorer (the folder icon on your taskbar by default)
2) right click "This PC" on the left hand side
3) Press "Manage"
4) on the left hand side of the newly opened Window, click "Device Manager"
5) is there anything listed with a Yellow exclamation mark or similar symbol? and if so, what is it?
I disabled Windows defender and ESET (it was out of date without the full version) and downloaded Bitdefender antivirus.
I have 33GB free out of 111GB on my local disk and 712GB available of 931GB on my hardrive, do you think shifting some things over would help?
Tried Rocket league post-scan and it's still freezing until I alt,cntrl,dlte and esc back in.
Counterstrike is still blackscreening every 5 seconds (for about 10 seconds each time) dota and PUBG seem fairly playable, ocassional crash on D2.
Hi bud, I checked the Manage tab and nothing has a yellow exclamation mark next to it.
I have an Asus HDMI monitor and a usb Hyper-X cloud II headset
1920 x 1080 res, now running BitDefender Antivirus
from the sounds of it, I want to assume its most likely a driver or hardware issue of some sort..
here, lets see if we have similar issues with this, download and run the "Valley Benchmark Tool" at the following link, and run it at max settings for a bit (around 30 minutes at least).. is Valley affected by similar symptoms?
https://benchmark.unigine.com/valley
Heya Bro,
https://www.dropbox.com/s/chzmhvb9ft4iim3/DxDiag%202018%20todd.txt?dl=0
That should be (hopefully) a dropbox with the DXdiag for you.
I ran the valley programme with ultra settings oclusion aliasing etc all on and it ran fine at around 80/90 fps (dropping to 30fps when it was in between scenes in the non-free exploration mode)
Start your own thread and someone will be able to help.
Are you still getting 30% or more cpu usage with no active programs open? If yes, go to task mgr, and clik the 1st tab for processes. Scroll thru and see what is using such a high cpu percentage. Then we'll have a better idea of what the issue is.
Hey again bud,
I'm working today and tomorrow until 5pm but after I will try and have another crack at a clean boot and get that process list locked down for you.
No prob. 60 hrs/week is brutal but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.
As far as the clean boot goes, not really needed for what we're looking for. Just boot up the pc, give it a minute or 2 to load everything and check the web for any updates. Then open task mgr and check cpu usage. If it's still abnormally high click the processes tab (in task mgr), and scroll thru the list to see what is eating up your cpu cycles.
I've just opened it up,
Steam hovers around 20-25% cpu when open at times but, right now im running at around 14% with steam open too. I would say that it was hitting over 70% for seconds here and there when I had bitdefenders/steam/chrome open at the same time etc.
'System' is taking around 5-10% and task manager itself was hovering between 3-6%. Outside of that there aren't any major programmes hitting the CPU.
Would 8GB ram be anything to do with the crashes? My friend suggested going up to 16GB would perhaps help
Sorry for the question if it's stupid, IT literacy is average for me as with most gamers but diagnosing and troubleshooting PC's is clearly sub-par territory.
Having 16 GB ram is nice in a pc, especially for more modern games, but the 8GB you have is be fine and bumping it up would not solve your problem. As far as bit defender goes, I personally have had some issues in the past with bit defender being a resource hog, and some years ago settled on Avast as a good free anti virus that does the job with minimal resource use.
Anyway, I wanted you to do a fresh boot because earlier you said that you were getting 30-50% cpu usage with nothing open, so I'm assuming that means with nothing open.
So when you find time, boot up the pc. Don't open any programs, not steam, not chrome, not bitdefender, nothing. Just let it boot up and although it shouldn't take more a minute or 2 to finish loading and check for updates. Wait a a full 3-4 minutes to be sure. Then open task mgr. Check that the pc isn't downloading anything (via Ethernet or wifi, whichever applies). Then check cpu usage in top left hand corner of task mgr. It should be only 1-2% at most.