Guys i installed bf 2042 couple of days back. While playing it goes off . Black screen stand by mode and cant wake up until it will be restarted from power supply button. Had 2042 beforee with no issue. Playn several games same time an bo issue what so ever. Cleaned up everything changet thermal passt but same issue. Donu gave any idea what it can be?
I have Thermalright 850 w for 6-7 month . Located in georgia 🇬🇪 think this PSU is enough for 6900xt
Yeah so SOMETHING is overloading. The question now is what exactly is doing it all. ik the game has issues with Radeon cards like you have but this seems a bit out of the norm where people just have crashes, stutters, artifacting, all that jazz. What is the PSU you have specifically, how long have you had it, and also what area are you located in? Reason for the latter is if youre in lets say Brazil, PSUs tend to act a bit differently with the very high humidity vs lets say Montana.
Yesterday just tried to cap fps on 100 from msi and the game didn't crashed . After that changed to unlimited and crashed immediately . So that happens only on heavy load…
No dont have any. Just psy stock cables
I had a real nasty one of these in Division 2 where the culprit was actually some cablemod extensions cause A E S T H E T I C
It's since been a good one to check up on so WElGHTLESS you wouldnt happen to have any aftermarket PSU cables right? Just stock?
41 is a power issue but might not necessarily be the PSU. As a quick run through of some of the likely offenders:
1. In terms of power supply most people overestimate, anything 500-650W is fine for 99% of rigs. I'd be more wary if this is a new PSU that isn't from a reputable vendor (NEVER get an off-brand PSU) or if you got a seemingly good deal for like a "platinum" or "diamond" rated PSU, the real reputable vendors typically sell affordable units at bronze/silver/gold. If it's one of these from a name brand, wouldn't be my first thought. PSUs can age out, technically after 5 years or so but realistically I wouldn't expect it under 7-10.
2. Have you recently added any RAM? For a quick cheat sheet: every stick should be the same make, capacity and speed. (no 16+32, no 3200+3600, no patriot+kingston). If you have 4 or more slots and aren't using each, ensure your sticks are allocated in the correct locations (i.e. for 2 sticks on a 4 slot, most boards serialize 1 and 3 not 1 and 2).
3. Do you have XMP/fast boot enabled? If so, try turning them off and seeing if the issue persists. Also, if you've never updated your board, it's worth checking your board's patch notes to see if there's a BIOS update needed to support XMP profiles of certain speeds/makes. (NOTE: BIOS UPDATES are risky and can brick your board, don't do it unless you see specific need to and have backups).
4. If you haven't yet, check for chipset drivers and graphics card updates. A clean install for your graphics card would probably be a good move.
5. Also do the image/SFC steps I outlined above.
6. Download monitoring tools and benchmarking software and check if your temps are getting too high and if so, where.
7. If all else looks good, I'd consider whether the actual power supply from the wall is OK. I've seen some bad power strips or outlets give me grief and it'd only show up on resource intensive games like TWWH3.
TL;DR 41 is "I lost power and I don't know why".
Can it be power supply ?
This is an error i get while comp is going on standby mode.what do u think
My immediate thoughts were similar. WElGHTLESS could you share what the PC specs are? Ideally you can post a dxdiag.txt file. If you go to the Start Menu and search "dxdiag" itll show a command you can run, from there itll scan and you can save the info as a text file to upload here which shows us the specs, bios/driver versions, and some peripherals so we can get as good a picture as possible with whats going on.
