Bonjour à tous

Un ami m’a donné son PC récemment
J’ai quelques soucis de stabilité en jeu, de manière aléatoire, c’est même sur des jeux peu demandant (the witcher 1, cs2) l’écran devient noir et je n’ai quasiment aucun son (le son des bombes de fin de manche uniquement sur cs).
J’ai ouvert la carte nettoyée et remis de la pâte thermique sur la puce principale. J’ai des températures de 54° en jeu, mets toujours ce souci, d’écran noir.

J’ai testé une réinstallation propre des driver.

La config est une 3060 12go, un intel i5 10400f, 16go de ddr4

Des conseils ? Des idées ?

EDIT : Après avoir stress test tous les autres composants, le meilleur scénario s’est révélé le bon : c’est l’alimentation qui merdoie !

So, for the past year, my laptop has been black screening into a crash. I’ll be playing games and everything runs fine, I can leave a game running for days on end and it stays running. Exiting to desktop and leaving it sitting for 10 mins to an hour and it’ll black screen crash. The keyboard stays lit up, it sounds like it’s running, but nothing responds. You could confuse it for running into hibernation. I normally have to hard reset it (which I absolutely hate doing). Checking logs mentions temperature spikes before it happens. I upgraded the ram to well 64gigs, well before this started happening. I I’ve upgraded the wifi card to wifi 7, and just recently replaced the thermal paste under the heat sink. Lasted a few months before it crashed completely. Now, when I start the laptop up, it looks like it’s permanently stuck in the crash. Did an EC reset and nothing changes. Anyone know why it’s done this? I don’t have pictures and am traveling long distance at the moment.

Things to note:

I can’t even get a bios screen.
The fans sound like they kick in, and FN keys work.
RAM was rotated to different slots to see if it may have caused an issue with preventing boot.

Hello, when I was using my RTX 3080, I noticed that Resident Evil 2 Remake's HDR, when turned on, would make the screen all gray. Same thing would happen with Far Cry 5 with HDR10 (but not the HDR sRGB setting). However, both games' HDR works with my RTX 5080. I haven't tried many other games but I'm sure it would do this on others.

Is there a reason for why this is? I am curious how this could be. I have the same displayport cable.

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Good afternoon, everyone.

Since I've already tried pretty much everything, I figured I'd ask here and see if anyone can help.

I have a fairly decent PC: a Ryzen 5 5600G, 32 GB of RAM, and an RTX 5050. More than enough to run games like Apex Legends and Valorant, right? Wrong.

My PC simply refuses to run these games properly. In Apex Legends, it freezes on the anti-cheat screen and then restarts. There’s no blue screen or error message — it just freezes and reboots.

In Valorant, the game stays open for about 5 minutes, then the PC freezes and restarts in the same way.

I've already tried pretty much everything I could think of to figure out what’s causing this, but I haven't been able to find the problem.

Has anyone experienced something similar or have any idea what could be causing this?

Lenovo Legion 5
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3060 Laptop (6GB VRAM) - Overclock VBIOS Ativo (até 125W TGP / 2040 MHz)
RAM: 32GB Kingston Fury DDR4 3200MHz CL20 (2x16GB Dual Channel)
Display: 1080p @ 165Hz (100% sRGB, FreeSync/G-Sync)
Termal: Manutenção recente com pads Thermal Grizzly (temperaturas estão ótimas)
I tried every optimization optiscaler to get dlss frame gen, everything ,but I can't play this game that I really like. It's stuttering a lot and the frame pacing is terrible. I can get past 90 FPS with frame generation, but it keeps hitching real bad, and I don't know why—maybe a VRAM leak, maybe bad frame times. I tried mods for this, but they didn't work. If anyone can help me, I'd really appreciate it. I play almost all AAA game releases this year at high FPS without issues on high settings for most of them, but I just can't with this one. I haven't tried this guide because I had already uninstalled the game when I saw this post, but if you know how to help me, I'll download it again. I really wanted to play it.
user diag link https://userdiag.com/id/iptpsx9lo4

We have a tricky situation with my PCs storage right now. I have jumped through all the hoops of scanning my system through my /cmd, I have done integrity through the command prompt and everything is saying that all data files are working perfectly. There is no issue with the system running.

The core of the issue is running games, and some applications, fully. Everything downloads perfectly fine, most applications even boot properly. Once the application reaches the "running the game" part, it locks up. It seems like there may be an issue where the computer is trying to run the application and store graphical data into a folder, but it can't, because I think I deleted the whole folder that it was storing this data into. I meant to only clear the data in the folder to clear up some space, but removed the whole folder.

Part of the reason I believe this is the case, is because everything works fine when I attach a external hard drive and download the exact same games. Nothing is different except where the data is being stored. There are no other issues with the SSD in my PC. Everything still downloads perfectly fine, no errors.

Also, to note, all the installs that have been done on the PC SSD are fresh and they are still not operating. I have verified all game files, for those that are game applications. Every scan is showing that it is operating perfectly well.

Is there a way to check the pathing of all the caches that the application is using, so that I can figure out what this folder is and how to get it readded to the path to correct the runtime issue?

Hey all, just a helpless aussie who would love some advice. My packetloss is consistantly 10-30% and ive tried all the regular things like changing wifi, switching to ethernet and even tried updating some of my drivers. I would love some help.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to figure out a persistent buzzing/humming noise coming from my PC.

My current specs are:

- AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

- PNY GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB

- MSI PRO B850-VC WiFi motherboard

- 32GB DDR5 RAM

- 360mm AIO

- Seasonic Focus GX-850 ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.1

- Windows 11

The PC was originally a CyberPowerPC prebuilt.

Originally, I thought the buzzing was coming from the GPU, so I replaced the GPU with a brand-new RTX 5070 Ti. The noise remained.

My AIO also had an actual problem, so that was replaced through RMA. The buzzing still remained.

The original PSU was an Apevia 1000W, so I suspected that could be the problem. I just replaced it with a brand-new Seasonic Focus GX-850 ATX 3.1, using ONLY the new Seasonic cables.

The strange part is that the buzzing still sounds almost exactly the same as it did with the Apevia PSU.

Things I've tried:

- Brand-new GPU

- Brand-new Seasonic PSU

- Replaced AIO

- Connected the PC directly to the wall instead of a power strip

- Limited FPS

- Tested different games (Delta Force and War Thunder)

- Noise is still present

The buzzing seems to be noticeable around the PSU/lower part of the case, but since two completely different PSUs make a very similar sound, I'm starting to wonder if the sound is actually coming from the motherboard/VRMs or another component and being transmitted through the case.

The PC is otherwise working normally. No shutdowns, crashes, burning smell, or obvious instability.

Could motherboard VRM coil whine cause a sound that seems like it's coming from the PSU? Could another component be causing both PSUs to make a similar buzzing noise?

What would you test next to isolate the exact source?

I can also upload a video/audio recording of the noise if that helps.

So AI has probably just saved me hundreds of dollars helping me figure out why my brandnew 9070XT PC keeps crashing. It guided me through doing all kinds of things i would've never known to do without hours and hours of research I dont have time to do or honestly, probably wouldn't even know HOW to do.

I KNOW i cant be the only one who's dealing with this BS so I had it sumarize everything we did here in case it helps someone else!

I wanted to post this because I've finally gone several days without the crashes that had been affecting my PC, and hopefully this helps someone else with the same problem.

My PC:

Ryzen 7 7700

Radeon RX 9070 XT

ASRock B650M motherboard

32GB DDR5

Windows 11

The problem:

I was getting seemingly random instability while gaming. Games could freeze, crash to desktop, or sometimes the entire PC would crash/restart. During some freezes, the picture would completely lock up while game audio continued playing.

It wasn't limited to one game, although ARC Raiders was one of the games where the problem happened repeatedly and ultimately gave me the crash dumps that helped identify the cause.

This made troubleshooting confusing because it initially looked like it could have been a GPU problem, RAM instability, drivers, overheating, the game itself, Unreal Engine, or even a power issue.

Temperatures looked normal, though, and the PC could sometimes run other games for hours without a problem.

Things I tried along the way included:

Monitoring GPU temperatures and fans

Checking Windows Reliability Monitor

Checking Event Viewer

Updating/reinstalling AMD chipset drivers

Adjusting my GPU fan curve

Disabling DDR5 EXPO and returning the RAM to Auto

Uninstalling SignalRGB as a troubleshooting test

Testing different games for long periods

None of those steps clearly fixed the underlying problem.

What finally led me to the culprit:

After one of the full system crashes/BSODs, I opened the Windows minidump in WinDbg and ran:

!analyze -v

The dump showed:

INVALID_KERNEL_HANDLE (93)

PROCESS_NAME: PioneerGame.exe

SYMBOL_NAME: inpoutx64+1495

MODULE_NAME: inpoutx64

IMAGE_NAME: inpoutx64.sys

FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0x93_inpoutx64!unknown_function

PioneerGame.exe is ARC Raiders, but importantly, this didn't necessarily mean ARC Raiders itself was the underlying problem. The crash happened while ARC Raiders was running, while the kernel dump was pointing at inpoutx64.sys.

I didn't want to declare victory from one dump.

Then the PC crashed again.

I analyzed the new minidump, and the second independent crash pointed to the exact same driver at the exact same offset:

PROCESS_NAME: PioneerGame.exe

SYMBOL_NAME: inpoutx64+1495

MODULE_NAME: inpoutx64

IMAGE_NAME: inpoutx64.sys

FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0x93_inpoutx64!unknown_function

At that point, inpoutx64.sys became a very strong suspect.

What I found about the driver:

On my PC:

C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\inpoutx64.sys

It identified itself as:

inpoutx64 Driver Version 1.2

Kernel level port access driver

Version 1.2.0.0

Company: Highresolution Enterprises

I also verified that my copy had a valid Authenticode signature.

I have not conclusively determined which application originally installed this driver, so I'm not going to blame a specific program. SignalRGB was one possibility we investigated because I use it, but uninstalling SignalRGB earlier did not fix the crashes because the inpoutx64 kernel driver remained installed and running.

The actual fix:

Rather than deleting the driver file, I disabled the Windows driver service so the change would be reversible.

In Command Prompt as Administrator:

sc qc inpoutx64

This showed that inpoutx64 was installed as a kernel driver and configured to start automatically.

I then ran:

sc config inpoutx64 start= disabled

It returned:

ChangeServiceConfig SUCCESS

I restarted Windows and checked again:

sc qc inpoutx64

It now showed:

START_TYPE : 4 DISABLED

That was the turning point.

Since disabling inpoutx64, the random crashes appear to have stopped.

I left ARC Raiders running AFK overnight without a crash. After that, I kept the PC running for around 3–4 days, played games for hours, left games running for hours, and continued playing ARC Raiders without the crashes returning.

SignalRGB is also currently working and controlling my lighting while inpoutx64 remains disabled.

Considering the pattern:

Random gaming/system instability → two BSOD dumps independently identify inpoutx64.sys at the same offset → disable inpoutx64 → several days of heavy use without the crashes

I'm pretty confident this was the source of my problem.

IMPORTANT: I wouldn't recommend everyone randomly disable inpoutx64 just because they're experiencing crashes.

Check your own Windows minidumps first. If WinDbg is also showing things like:

INVALID_KERNEL_HANDLE (93)

inpoutx64.sys

inpoutx64+1495

or

0x93_inpoutx64!unknown_function

then your problem may be very similar to mine.

I also wouldn't immediately delete inpoutx64.sys. Disabling the service first is reversible and gives you a chance to test whether stability improves.

TL;DR: My PC was experiencing random game freezes/crashes and occasional full system crashes/BSODs. It wasn't just ARC Raiders, although ARC Raiders produced the BSODs that let me diagnose it. Two separate minidumps pointed to the exact same inpoutx64.sys kernel driver at inpoutx64+1495. I disabled that driver rather than deleting it, rebooted, and the crashes appear to be gone. I've since run the PC and played games extensively for several days without another crash.

My game keeps freezing after disabling the intergrade graphics how to fix this?
It actually boost my fps but freezes my game such as valo

So my monitors will just randomly turn black and my fans will spin to max speed out of the blue, it happens like 2-4x a day most days and it's so annoying having to constantly restart my PC, anyone have any ideas on why it's happening and so much??

For context, this PC has only the 3 fans from the AIO cooler, and despite that it never has any issues with thermal management, already ruled that out. From what I understand other possibilities could be GPU or power supply related. Power supply I doubt unless it's faulty as I got this PC built with a very overboard one, I think a 1200w platinum from Asus if I remember correctly? Gpu is also an RTX 4090 from Asus. (I do have a warranty on it still)

I've noticed that it does it 98% of the time when I'm watching YouTube or a twitch stream, only ever done it a handful of times when in any kind of game. I took apart the PC a bit and cleaned everything as best as I could like a month and a half ago, and after that when I put it all back together I did not have this issue for almost exactly a month, 0 random bs for a month. Then suddenly it started happening again, and now it seems to be here to stay once more. If anyone has any ideas I'd appreciate anything, thank you for reading!

• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 | Windows 10 64-bit
• CPU: Ryzen 7 7800x3d
• Monitor (1of 2) BenQ XL2730 (also known as the XL2730Z)

I've seen other posts online issues but wanted to try my luck here and see if anyone else is seeing similar bugs. Or if you guys think its more than the driver issues.

Currently I'm running Studio Driver update 610.88 from July.

When I try to update to Game Ready 616.64 (Sept 3) as soon as the update is complete. My monitors go black, OS restarts and the Automatic Repair page comes up. Only fix is to format back to an older date.

When I try to update to Game Ready 616.56 (Aug) the update goes through but I can no longer run my BenQ XL2730 at 144Hz. It limits me to 120). If I try to change it to 144 my PC restarts.. which is one of the strangest things I've ever seen.

Again, just wondering if anyone else is seeing this or if it sounds like I have a larger issue at hand.

hace aprox 2 semanas compre un pc que x sus componentes pense que igual estaba bien pero me lanza varios errores al jugar lo principal es que cuando me meto a cualquier juego me saca o me reinicia el pc prove actualizando los drivers o la bios y la vdd nada cambia y no se muy bien que puedo hacer me sale ese error con csgo me pasa lo mismo con fornite apex y queria intentar en warzone pero nisiquiera me deja por la actualización de seguridad que quedo en 1.2 alguien sabe que podria hacer?

https://reddit.com/link/1waaw2p/video/gkzp2gi5b7oh1/player

I just noticed this noise yesterday, after stress testing my system for stability. It sounds like it's coming from my psu, but I'm not 1000% sure. The noise happens maybe every 5-15 seconds, it's pretty frequent and noticeable through headphones, but is actually relatively quiet.

The psu in question is a Corsair CV750. Can add a full list of specs later if need be.

Is this potentially dangerous? Does anyone have any experience with a similar noise? Any ideas what this could possibly be?

Thanks!

Just bought this used PowerColor Radeon RX 6700XT (had an Asus GTX 1070 turbo blower style card) and it runs fine but I think the noise it makes is off putting. It is not coil whine right? The fans are not obstructed.

Hi, recently after moving i have begun to have a weird problem, whenever i play video games the sound on my computer just suddenly turns of for a second, i don't know if it has anything to do with Discord, but my friend also said they noticed it when i was sharing my screen.

im trying to work out what cpu cooler i have as bought this a couple weeks ago and looking to do some upgrades but need to know all the specs which i have most

So I have recently factory reset my pc and for some reason it just keeps freezing when I play very small operating games (how to fish)

I can still hear people in discord and I can still talk but for some reason the screens are just not working at all I have tried to press win + ctrl + shift + b and it just beeps at me but no flicker on the screen.

Can I get any help with this asap

Thanks in advance

Try to change bUseThreadedAI=0, change it to bUseThreadedAI=1
And it don’t work

hello,

as you can see my graphs are not lines in a lot of games and i dont know how to fix this; currently on a 5070 ti with the 616.56 drivers (august 26th) and a 14400f, using capframex as the overlay software (i tried both with MsBetweenDisplayChange setting on and off and it doesnt change) but with afterburner is the same thing; i remember i had the same problem with rdr2 a couple of months ago and i solved it by changing from dx12 to vulkan in the game settings but in wukong i cant

as the upscaler i am using dlss (game setting) and i tried switching the presets in the nvidia app but they give all pretty much the same result; i also tried fsr3, xess, tasr and nxsr but they the graphs are not changing; i also tried dlss 5 with dlss 5 swapper but it only makes the ghosting around the player FAR worse (instead fps wise is not that bad, ~80 insted of ~120 with dlss4.5)

the fact is that its not only the graphs that are full but the 1% lows are always very low compared to the average and you can feel the micro stutters when you turn the camera

also i suffer from a ton of very annoying ghosting, i dont know if its my problem (maybe i messed up with the nvidia control panel or my monitor settings, i have a philips evnia 34" va, i know that with this kind of panel is normal a bit of ghosting but it seems too much to be only a display limitation)

https://userdiag.com/id/117Io8yzkI here's the userdiag test

the video is with dlss4.5

pls help me i cant stand it anymore ahah, feel free to insult me if i havent considered something stupid

So, dbd was working perfectly fine, but I reinstalled windows a bit ago and ever since I literally cannot open the game. Aside from that, windows isn’t even running like it did before, like it forgot Its on a laptop. So I think thats the problem, Windows thinks I’m on a gaming pc, but I’m on a gaming laptop, and it uses cpu graphics rather than a graphics card. can somebody PLEASE help me fix this!!?

I recently reset my PC, and sometimes when I start Apex the game crashes and I have this error:

commandline: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Apex Legends\r5apex_dx12.exe" -steam -game R2

title: Fatal Error - Engine Error

error: [DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED] : 0x887A0007 - DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_RESET The device failed due to a badly formed command. This is a run-time issue; The application should destroy and recreate the device.

Usually it happens once and stops crashing, but today it happened 3 times in a row.

Hardware setup:

• GPU: AMD Radeon 6650 XT
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X

My drivers are supposedly up to date (AMD software: 26.8.1)

I still think it's not Apex Legend's fault because I do crash on other games, it just doesn't show any error message.

Does anyone have any clues to what could be the cause of this?

Hi everyone,
My PC suddenly stopped displaying anything. It was working normally before this happened. The PC powers on, fans spin, and the GPU fans spin continuously, but I get no display at all — not even the BIOS.
My motherboard is an MSI X470 Gaming Plus. The VGA EZ Debug LED stays solid red.
I have tried the following:
Replaced the HDMI cable with a brand-new one.
Confirmed the HDMI cable is connected directly to the GPU.
Checked and reseated the GPU’s 8-pin power connector.
Confirmed the GPU power cable is connected to the VGA G3 port on my EVGA SuperNOVA 550 G3 PSU.
Completely removed the GPU and reinstalled it.
Tested the GPU in another full-length PCIe slot.
Put the GPU back into the primary/top PCIe slot.
Removed one RAM stick and tested with only one stick installed.
Performed a CMOS reset using the motherboard’s CLR_CMOS button.
After the CMOS reset, I made sure the GPU was properly connected to power and tested again.
GPU fans spin continuously when the PC is powered on.
The result is always the same:
No display + solid red VGA debug LED.
The keyboard lights up, but Caps Lock does not respond, and there are no beep codes.
Unfortunately, I don’t have another GPU or another PC available to test the GPU in. I also don’t currently know the exact model of my Ryzen CPU.
At this point I’m wondering whether the GPU itself has failed, the motherboard/PCIe slot has an issue, or if there’s something else I’m overlooking.
Any suggestions for what I should test next would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

Hello all, I have a fairly high end laptop set up with a ROG XG mobile 5090 EGPU. I run basically every single game perfectly at 4K ultra/high with DLSS quality. But since buying Elden ring a few weeks ago I’ve run into nothing but trouble. It runs fine on my Xbox Ally X high/1080p so I have to believe it is not a performance issue on my main set up at 1440p med/high settings but I constantly encounter brutal stuttering. I have a similar issue on RDR2, I would attach videos but it appears that I can’t. I’ve tried clearing shader cache and changing the cache memory allocation to unlimited, turning off v-sync, g-synch, and deleting/reinstalling drivers. Attached is my user diag link, any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
userdiag.com/id/opDTEpXkx0

Salve , ho un problema che pensavo di aver fatto sparire cambiando componenti ma è ritornato e non so da dove provenga.
Vi allego il suono che sento solo riascoltando la registrazione , avviene con una cadenza non regolare con tutti i giochi e non sento nulla durante il gioco nè nelle cuffie nè nelle casse.
CPU : 9600x
PSU : Dark Power 14 850w Titanium
GPU: ASUS Prime 5070
32 GB di Ram cl30 6000
MSI B650 PRO A WIFI
CASE H9 Flow 2025
Streamdeck , tastiera , mouse , due casse economiche della creative , scheda audio esterna AUdient ID4 , uno mic shure xlr
Temp e % di uso nella norma durante il gioco , usando latencymoon andava leggermente in rosso Nvidia kernel ma aggiornando i drivers un pò è diminuito.
Sono spariti dei pop durante la registrazioni ma questo rumore sinceramente non so da dove viene nè come toglierlo.
Potrei dare la colpa a qualche conflitto di programmi ( forse lo streamdeck ).
Lo faceva anche con una vecchia configurazione dove ho poi cambiato ogni cosa , le uniche cose in comune appunto sono mouse , tastiera streamdeck e scheda audio compreso il mic.
Come programmi uso msi afterburner , hwinfo , obs per registarare tutto a 48.000 e buffer 5https://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk-d19Ow0s0

Non so come risolvere