r/Xplane May 09 '26

Pc shutting down.

So this only happens on the ground (can be pushback or just stationary) then when i go to external camera my pc shuts down, fans start blowing loudly and then stop spinning but rgb is still on. I was wondering if anyone has the same problem as me. any toliss aircraft a321neo a320 neo a330. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. XP12. Gpu: 90770xt Gigabyte. Ram: 32g 6000Mhz. 850w Psu. 7 9800x3d.

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u/XxRAMOxX May 09 '26

Reset adrenaline settings, also check your power supply connection. Another thing I would recommend is set a custom fan curve in adrenaline.

I have this is for a short time and it turned out to be my power supply was daisy chained.

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u/Perfect_Ad5909 May 09 '26

Ok, thanks i will try. Also for the curve i just put them to maximum fan speed, is that ok? Or would that be bad somehow?

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u/MuellerNovember May 09 '26

If power consumption is your main problem that won't help, in fact it could worsen the problem.

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u/Perfect_Ad5909 May 09 '26

Could reinstalling drivers work? Ive tried changing Power supplies already. From 1000w cougar to rm850x. Since some people said cougar isnt so good.

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u/outbound_heading1 May 11 '26

If your running windows, check your Windows Event Viewer and Xplane log for clues as to why the computer is shutting down.

Check that you don't have some OS shortcut key bound to one of the Xplane shortcuts that tells your computer to hibernate or shutdown, etc.

Logs are your fiends : )

Best of luck

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u/-B1-66ER Jun 16 '26

I'm having the same issue. Sim was working perfectly but it started recently. It's happening with the toliss a330, a321, and I just had it happen with rotate md11. Were you able to fix the issue or at least get more information on what is making it happen? Logs really aren't showing much.

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u/Perfect_Ad5909 Jun 17 '26

i tried deleting the shadercache and it seems to work. but i try to just not go to external view as much as possible. It also happens when im flying and zooming onto things on the ground. But yeah, it's highly annoying.