Plan B
Off Topic => Off Topic => Topic started by: Sumit on November 12, 2016, 02:14:22 pm
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Hello ,,
I am just here to inform you that i am just starting to encounter weird thing with my system
Whenever i play samp or anygame .. It works good, lag less but after 10 or 15 min my desktop automatically shuts down but cpu still run during that situation. so i dont know whats wrong if you can help me it will be Good thanks..
Specs:
Intel i5 (8GB)
Nvidia 750 (3GB)
OS: Windows 8.1
Reply Asap :DD
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I think this may help you
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1751233/computer-shutting-running-minutes.html
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Have you tried formatting your computer?
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Have you tried formatting your computer?
The meme lives on!
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Have you tried reinstall Windows?
Heat, drivers (if u get new ones), dust. :o
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Hello ,,
I am just here to inform you that i am just starting to encounter weird thing with my system
Whenever i play samp or anygame .. It works good, lag less but after 10 or 15 min my desktop automatically shuts down but cpu still run during that situation. so i dont know whats wrong if you can help me it will be Good thanks..
Specs:
Intel i5 (8GB)
Nvidia 750 (3GB)
OS: Windows 8.1
Reply Asap :DD
Have you tried using something like GPU-Z (https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/) to check the temperature of your graphics card? It sounds like it might be overheating. As SoLoD suggested, trying different drivers wouldn't hurt either.
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It works good, lag less but after 10 or 15 min my desktop automatically shuts down but cpu still run during that situation
your pc maybe have some virus that have happen to me too
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heat problem you have to look first at
next is drivers
3rd step is checking for hardware failure
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Might be several causes, but from the looks of it it's either driver failure or overheating problem. Try to check your PC temperature, especially under load (like when you play some game). You should also try out GPU-Z, like YoMama suggested
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what Should be the minimum temperature??
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Might be several causes, but from the looks of it it's either driver failure or overheating problem. Try to check your PC temperature, especially under load (like when you play some game). You should also try out GPU-Z, like YoMama suggested
I come up with this
(http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/16/11/13/wck.png)
(http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/16/11/13/nn7.png)
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I come up with this
Are those screenshots from when you're playing a game? If so, it doesn't look like you have a problem with heat (65° C and above is when I start paying attention to temperature). If those aren't from while you are playing, get those results.
Why did you say you had a 750? The screenshots show that you have a 630.
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I come up with this
Are those screenshots from when you're playing a game? If so, it doesn't look like you have a problem with heat (65° C and above is when I start paying attention to temperature). If those aren't from while you are playing, get those results.
Why did you say you had a 750? The screenshots show that you have a 630.
Oh yea actually b4 i used to 750 but afterwards i changed it :PP forget
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@ Yomama
This is what i got After playing 10 min of samp
(http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/16/11/13/dwk.png)
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So is there ny help??
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This has happens to me as well. What I figured out is that the VGA port which is the output port between graphics card and monitor stopped working temprorily and switched to default VGA port(one is present in your mother board). If you want to check if that's the case, next time when this happens try to switch the cable to default VGA. (You'll get a potato resolution if you use default VGA port)
To fix try to disable the default output port for VGA and restart, should help. Hope it helps.
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ye in my MB port, it works good but there i cant run ny game :D
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Not sure, but i think my cpu is overheating i just noticed that when gpu temperature goes above 75*c . Desktop automatically shuts down. but if m sure cpu also needs to shut down but it still runs..
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Not sure, but i think my cpu is overheating i just noticed that when gpu temperature goes above 75*c . Desktop automatically shuts down. but if m sure cpu also needs to shut down but it still runs..
You should then re-apply the thermal paste. You can watch a couple of tutorials on YouTube on how to do that, but if you're not sure about doing it yourself then have someone experienced do that.
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Not sure, but i think my cpu is overheating i just noticed that when gpu temperature goes above 75*c . Desktop automatically shuts down. but if m sure cpu also needs to shut down but it still runs..
That's not that hot- it might be a power issue, or there is a setting somewhere that makes it shut off at 75°C.
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Not sure, but i think my cpu is overheating i just noticed that when gpu temperature goes above 75*c . Desktop automatically shuts down. but if m sure cpu also needs to shut down but it still runs..
That's not that hot- it might be a power issue, or there is a setting somewhere that makes it shut off at 75°C.
So is there nything i can do??
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Ok,, Thanks for trying to help me but it still unresolved! So what i did is :
I Re-Checked all the setings, Cables, etc.. and i noticed that the gpu fan stop after my desktop goes black which usually occurs @ 85*C or above.. Plus i used to play samp with this pc for years and never encounter these type of issues. I dont know whats wrong now. Maximum time i can play game now is 10 min. It reached to 80*C in just 10 min..
And whats with Thermal paste thing?
:'( :'( :'(
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The temperature of your entire case is 85 degrees or just your CPU? In either case, if you haven't touched anything for years then it might be time to re-apply the thermal compound, like I said in my last comment.
Might be a good idea to check what's the maximum temperature your CPU should reach when it's put on heavy load.
Last, but not least, is to check if your power supply unit (PSU) is dying. Which might be one of the reasons that your operating system is disabling/shutting down some things, to prevent any damage to the components.
And whats with Thermal paste thing?
Here (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/333968-28-thermal-paste-removal-installation-guide) is a good guide on what is a thermal compound/paste and how to re-apply it easily.
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Its Just the Gpu Temperature