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Seasoned Newcomer

1 year ago

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FC25 Blue Screening Mid-Game

FC25 causing my GPU to run at 90 Degrees with my CPU at 100 percent and then blue screening mid game. Am very doubtful it's a hardware issue as my specs are way more than the minimum requirements. Al...

Exemplar87
1 year ago
@a_pro_geekassume you have tried turning down the game settings to lower the gpu and cpu usage. When was the last time you cleaned the cooler in your pc. Another idea would be to try undervolting your gpu. Undervolting can actually give you better performance with less heat did in my case on a rog strix rtx 3080ti.

Also maybe you need to turn down the fps to 60fps if your currently above that.

If none of that helps then maybe need to get a better pc cooler or check thermal paste on cpu. Could even be the case that doesn't allow enough air flow.

Im currently using a 3080ti and i9-9900k and im only reaching max 70c running at about 180fps. Cpu is slightly overclocked and GPU is undervolted.

Sorry if you know all this stuff just saying in case it helps.
The blue screening is probably the pc protecting itself from overheating if there are no other software things causing it.

Exemplar87

Rising Veteran

1 year ago

@a_pro_geekassume you have tried turning down the game settings to lower the gpu and cpu usage. When was the last time you cleaned the cooler in your pc. Another idea would be to try undervolting your gpu. Undervolting can actually give you better performance with less heat did in my case on a rog strix rtx 3080ti.

Also maybe you need to turn down the fps to 60fps if your currently above that.

If none of that helps then maybe need to get a better pc cooler or check thermal paste on cpu. Could even be the case that doesn't allow enough air flow.

Im currently using a 3080ti and i9-9900k and im only reaching max 70c running at about 180fps. Cpu is slightly overclocked and GPU is undervolted.

Sorry if you know all this stuff just saying in case it helps.

The blue screening is probably the pc protecting itself from overheating if there are no other software things causing it.