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Games shut down by themselves. - The game starts and cuts out after a while

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  • #1 16404607
    felip731
    Level 2  
    Posts: 3
    Hello.
    I am a new user. If I wrote in the wrong section, sorry.

    I have a problem with the computer, so the computer turns off the game for a while without any message, sometimes BlueScreen will pop up.
    I play CS: GO and GTA V games. Sometimes CS: GO is fine, it doesn't turn off the game, but in GTA V, the application turns off in the middle of the mission.


    It is a new computer with a new system. In it sits:

    - GTX 1050 TI Graphics Card
    -Main Board Gigabyte H170M-D3H DDR3
    - i5 7500 3.4GHz processor
    -Samsung 250GB SSD
    - Antec 750W power supply
    -Windows 7
    -16GB RAM 1600MHz
    I will add that I had to update the BIOS because the computer did not see this processor. (Did not start)

    Anyone maybe have some advice suggestions? I am helpless. I tried everything, different driver programs, reinstall the system and still the same. I would like professional help.

    Best regards.
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  • #2 16404663
    humbel
    Level 27  
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    By the way, such a powerful power supply does not make sense :D
    Instead, I would prefer a weaker power supply and a faster frame.

    What temperatures do components reach under stress?
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  • #3 16404667
    felip731
    Level 2  
    Posts: 3
    I know, buddy, I know, but I had the opportunity to buy from a friend at a good price and I did.

    I would have to check what the temperatures are. Will you advise which program is the best?
    Added after 1 [hours] 52 [minutes]:
    Games shut down by themselves. - The game starts and cuts out after a while

    While playing GTA V

    TEST DONE ON GTX 970.
  • #4 16405320
    humbel
    Level 27  
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    The temperatures are normal.
    What message is popping up on this BlueScreen?
    Check the event log if you see anything suspicious that may be causing this computer behavior.
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