Windows 10: PC Completly Crashes On Every Game Build 10041

Not all on Steam (Cod 2, all Battlefield...) but i will give it a try tomorrow. Thanks for the fast response *Wink

 

Okay, good luck. Let us know how it goes.

 

Okay, i cannot find the option "windowed mode" in many of my games but i tried it with alt+enter - no change, freeze and crash after 2 minutes.

Update:
Ah, i forgot another problem (only in Diablo 3) - instead of crash of D3, there are just little blackscreens, every 5-10 seconds (in normal mode (16:9 - 1920:1080 60GHz)

D3 in windowed mode (the only game i know with this option in the option menu) instead of these blackscreens, there are just lags with a length of 3 sec or more.

 

Is all this happening with Nvidia and ATI?

 

Yes, but i dont think its a GPU or CPU problem, more DirectX12, it would be perfect without crash / blackscreens - i hope that is, what u mean^^

I would like to deinstall DirectX 12 and reinstall with v10 or v11, but i cannot find how i should do this (to deinstall), maybe this could help.

 

I think it may be some BIOS settings, in particular your vcore. How do you have it set up? You haven't mentioned that you are OCing, so I'm guessing here that maybe your vcore is set to auto.

If that is the case you can try setting a manual voltage. I have seen where everything will run fine, even prime etc.. but games will freeze or crash.

 

Nope, your not right, i didn't "play" or OC my BIOS / vcore because i dont have the know how - but if I look into MSI Intel Extrem Tuning Utilty (installed today) - it is written that my CPU is working with 3,70 GHz instead of the 3,50 GHz from the Windows System Info, could this be my problem or it is irrelevant?

Screenshots with more information:

MSI Intel Extrem Tuning Utility: pl.vc

Windows System Info: pl.vc

more Computer Info: pl.vc

 

The CPU you have will use a turbo boost and go up from 3.5 to 3.9. I would have to look at how your BIOS is set to give you a better answer. For now I would not use the extreme tuning utility. It would be best to set at the BIOS at defaults, and go from there.

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For your GPU driver, I would do a clean install as shown here. It shows for Windows 7, just follow it using W10 instead of W7

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Do you still have your owners manual? If so look at setting the BIOS to defaults. Then we can check to make sure your motherboard drivers are up to date.

Also look at getting some temp monitors so we can see how the temps are for your gpu/cpu. You can start with speccy

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Okay, sorry that i dont uploaded the screens here^^

I restored the BIOS to default - and deinstalled the gpu driver (the entire Geforce experience) but i must go to work now (1pm to 9pm)

I will try it after the new installation of the gpu driver, if not, i will send you screenshots of my BIOS, but which Settings do u need, there are some pages^^

Thanks for your help btw - i wish you a good morning if u read this

 

I will look at your motherboard manual and ask for what pages I need. I'm getting ready to go to work too.

 

Okay, you dont have to show into the manual, i think i found the reason - my Nvida Geforce Experience kernel driver crashing every time, but it only shown to me since i installed Geforce Experience a second time.

nevertheless, thanks for your help Dude

I hope they just fix this with the next version.

Update: here is a Link, where other guys have the same problem or maybe worse

 

Okay, hope it goes better for you