Computer problems!!

[Marchi]

Hello guys, recently i got my new computer and i found out there is a problem.
When i start playing a game sometime the framerate drop down and pc crash

After pc crashing this happens:
-Monitor get's no signal and closes
-Pc stays turn on
-I can hear music (if i'm in youtube while playing)

And to fix this i have to reboot, please help me to fix this problem

What i'vee tried so far:
-Updating drivers
-Reseting pc
-Changing VGA/HDMI cables
-A scf scannow method from youtube

None works :/ please help me

Specs:
APU : AMD A10-7870K R7, 12 computer cores 4C+8G 4.1GHZ
GPU : AMD Radeon (TM) R7 Graphics (It's an APU not GPU) ^
Ram: 8GB
Motherboard: Asrock
OS : Microsoft Windows 10 Home

I'm not looking to pay, however if you can fix this i can tip you a small ammount, thanks
RezarMc

 

[Marchi]

You could try fixing the pc crashing part, or try to reinstall Windows 10.[DOUBLEPOST=1539865073][/DOUBLEPOST]Do you get a Blue Screen?

I got blue screen once but now it just freeze my game for 5 secs then monitor says no signal and turn off but pc stays on and i can still hear music, i tried to reinstall windows 10 and didn't worked :/

 

[Marchi]

No mate, it doesn't crash in stress tests. It's new pc just 20 days used.

 

[Marchi]

That's for GPU's my system is APU system ( CPU with gpu, means the gpu is inside the cpu )

 

[Leeiuum]

APU on modern games are a very bad idea and overload your system. I don't know what games you're playing but you might have stress tested the CPU only or on games that give benchmark areas that get you the best results. My best bet is an overload of both the CPU and the APU and would be better to just get a budget GPU so that your CPU chip isn't doing all the work.

Hearing sound going through when it crashes to me indicates it is not a mobo problem as it would crash entirely for the entire input/output system from my experience. Sooo if you have a spare GPU lying about to take the stress away from the CPU that would definitely be helpful.

 

[Marchi]

Spoiler: READ ME

I just started my PC after a while & it turns ON, lights turn on, but there is NO Display on Monitor.

I did some research on Google about this issue & did a few things.

1). I removed all the hardware, except processor & power supply. Turned On, but same issue.
2). I tried after removing ram, & then by switching ram slot, but still no use.
3). I removed my HD 3450 512MB graphics card & plugged monitor in Built-In Monitor port & Vica versa (In Graphics Card), but no use.
4). I removed hard disk & DVD rom & changed their power cords, but no use.
5). I removed the computer cord, & pressed & hold the "ON" button for 30 to 60 seconds, but no use.

It was working fine a couple of weeks ago, but then I turned on & it was not working anymore. By the way, when I turned on it acted a little weird before going dark. Actually when I turned on, it took a long time to get to display & then window was also working weird, then I restarted a couple of time & I though it was my hard disk, (who sometimes have power cord issue that works fine if we change it, but its not that).

Same Issue?


If trying onboard display (connecting the monitor to the mobo back panel) still not having any display could be serious problems....

try clearing cmos and try onboard VGA again (the dedicated not installed) ... if it still
no display, it could be the mobo died, or the monitor died...

I'm right now in computer, the computer just crash when i play games... not crashing while using anything else...[DOUBLEPOST=1539866072][/DOUBLEPOST]

APU on modern games are a very bad idea and overload your system. I don't know what games you're playing but you might have stress tested the CPU only or on games that give benchmark areas that get you the best results. My best bet is an overload of both the CPU and the APU and would be better to just get a budget GPU so that your CPU chip isn't doing all the work.

Hearing sound going through when it crashes to me indicates it is not a mobo problem as it would crash entirely for the entire input/output system from my experience. Sooo if you have a spare GPU lying about to take the stress away from the CPU that would definitely be helpful.

You saying i have to get a new GPU ? and a game i play : League of legends
My pc doesn't crash in Minecraft... i get 400 fps there but it crash in league (crashed just 1 time 3 days ago in mc)[DOUBLEPOST=1539866158][/DOUBLEPOST]

APU on modern games are a very bad idea and overload your system. I don't know what games you're playing but you might have stress tested the CPU only or on games that give benchmark areas that get you the best results. My best bet is an overload of both the CPU and the APU and would be better to just get a budget GPU so that your CPU chip isn't doing all the work.

Hearing sound going through when it crashes to me indicates it is not a mobo problem as it would crash entirely for the entire input/output system from my experience. Sooo if you have a spare GPU lying about to take the stress away from the CPU that would definitely be helpful.

Maybe it's my driver... Can you find me an original driver for this apu ? and i can try installing it and tell me how to unistall my currect driver to install new one if you can find me a new driver.

 

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The CPU could be overheating. Try to reapply the thermal paste.

 

[Marchi]

The CPU could be overheating. Try to reapply the thermal paste.

Shit :/ i don't have thermalpaste atm...[DOUBLEPOST=1539866695][/DOUBLEPOST]

APU on modern games are a very bad idea and overload your system. I don't know what games you're playing but you might have stress tested the CPU only or on games that give benchmark areas that get you the best results. My best bet is an overload of both the CPU and the APU and would be better to just get a budget GPU so that your CPU chip isn't doing all the work.

Hearing sound going through when it crashes to me indicates it is not a mobo problem as it would crash entirely for the entire input/output system from my experience. Sooo if you have a spare GPU lying about to take the stress away from the CPU that would definitely be helpful.

And is this a good gpu? https://www.ebay.com/itm/ASUS-GTX75...=item4b41d4f635:g:xBQAAOSwvGVa4d8z:rk:15:pf:0

 

[Leeiuum]

I'm right now in computer, the computer just crash when i play games... not crashing while using anything else...[DOUBLEPOST=1539866072][/DOUBLEPOST]
You saying i have to get a new GPU ? and a game i play : League of legends
My pc doesn't crash in Minecraft... i get 400 fps there but it crash in league (crashed just 1 time 3 days ago in mc)[DOUBLEPOST=1539866158][/DOUBLEPOST]
Maybe it's my driver... Can you find me an original driver for this apu ? and i can try installing it and tell me how to unistall my currect driver to install new one if you can find me a new driver.

Minecraft is mostly high demanding on the CPU and not so much on graphical stuff (APU/GPU) unless using shader mods. that is if I recall correctly.

LOL uses your CPU and your GPU/APU. I can't exactly diagnose the problem as I'm not experiencing what you have and plus I'm not an expert. Just giving my thoughts.

It's mostly how the games are designed to serve optimisation and handle it. Your Minecraft is most likely running at 200 frames because it is using all of your CPU and straining a lot to keep YouTube open as A8s are not powerful for this generation of computers by today's date.

This is why I think it is the GPU/APU. It's not so much they're the problem but how LOL is optimised and is most likely overloading because of the tasks you're doing. Getting a very basic GPU will take the power from the CPU and reduce risks of shutting down.

Again, not an expert. Just giving my input. Hope you find an absolute resolution to the problem

 

[Marchi]

What’s the PSU? Better not be some shitty PSU my guy

It's a 420 Watt psu.

 

[Marchi]

That doesn’t help, what is the exact PSU? Is it a bronze, silver, gold, platinum? What is the exact PSU?

420 Watt Silent Netzteil
12cm Lüfter statt 8cm
This

 

[Marchi]

Is it modular? If so, try changing what cable is going to your APU.

Under what conditions exactly does the PC crash? Is it only when playing games? Have you tried something like Cinebench benchmark to see if it crashes when the APU is used. Have you moved your APU to a different PCI-E slot on the MOBO? Is your cooling proper? Do you have fans on? If not is the side of the case off?

I tried benchmark and it doesn't crash, pc crash in games.