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PC Reboots( hard reboot ) RANDOMLY only in this game

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Hi,


Can somebody help me? My PC reboots randomly in this game, mostly in the main menu. ( selecting ships changing camo's )

But sometimes the problem also occurs during gameplay. ( mostly at big explosions , ship destroyed )

Please i dont want the obvious reactions.I already eliminated those obvious things.

Therefore:

It is not temperature related ( GPU and CPU temps are way below critical )

All drivers are up to date.( i have a program that keep all drivers updated )

I dont run "special" software. ( aka cheat programs or such )

 

My specs: 
Intel I7 6800 GPU, 3090 MSI GPU , Windows 10

Windows defender/virus protection ON

 

Also very very important!!

It only happens during THIS game ( World of Warships since update 9.0 )

 

I can run Doom eternal on max settings, anno 1800 , World of Tanks etc etc no reboots whatsoever.

 

My temp conclusion: something in the code. server/client communication triggers a hard reset or unrecoverable error in windows.

Other people with this problem? Somebody clues how to solve this? 

It seems that the problem also mostly occurs during peak hours.

 

I also found this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WorldOfWarships/comments/andkch/wows_forcing_pc_restart/

 

 

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Did you run a chkdsk on your drive? Just in case there are problems. Also, you can run a memory test for problematic/faulty module.

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No memory problems, no chdsk problems.

 

Also when this was the case, other games or software should also do this right?

Logical wise it can only be bugged code or server/client comm errors. Any other reason and it should also occur with other demanding games.

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Clues should be in your Windovs "Event Log".

 

Smells like overheating or PSU....

 

Clean your pc and check if all vents are spinning. Especially the one on PSU.

 

Also run designer table port ingame which is the least consuming...

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Please i dont want the obvious reactions.I already eliminated those obvious things.

Therefore:

It is not temperature related ( GPU and CPU temps are way below critical )

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I had such or similar behaviour:

- one of my graphic cards in my computer started to fail (i have multi monitor setup). Even I have not played on her.

 - second time my 10 years old processor, which was undervolted for less power consumption, started to degrade and I have to give him more voltage for stable work.

 

btw. Next time post in Tech corner section.

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The reasons could be many...

From faulty hardware to software.

Troubleshooting isn't easy. Try changing the sata cables, play the game with one RAM module installed only, go back a version on graphics drivers... It's mostly a trial & error procedure.

And I guess, running an integrity check on the game was the 1st action.

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Event log Windows:

 

Fout in de Volume Shadow Copy-service: onverwachte fout bij het aanroepen van routine QueryFullProcessImageNameW.  hr = 0x80070006, De ingang is ongeldig.

Bewerking:
   Asynchrone bewerking uitvoeren

Context:
   Huidige status: DoSnapshotSet

 

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6 minutes ago, FrankMVenlo said:

Please i dont want the obvious reactions.I already eliminated those obvious things.

Therefore:

It is not temperature related ( GPU and CPU temps are way below critical )

 

Ohh another one that is picky with ppl trying to help out. Maybe call apple genious support then.

 

Good luck.

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Any overclocks set for your cpu/gpu/ram some software might not like it , had a similar issue myself due to that with another game , wows seems ok with overclocks tho , on my end at least . But you can never be 100% sure .

 

Edit. Forgot to add , can your psu handle that gpu ? Since wows is almost like a power virus when it comes to gpu utilisation , and if your psu can't give enough juice to it that would be an issue .

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4 minutes ago, nambr9 said:

 

Ohh another one that is picky with ppl trying to help out. Maybe call apple genious support then.

 

Good luck.

 

Not picky but i am saving you time by doing a lot of preparation research.

Its like:
Police lab guys : research made out its not suspect X by DNA.

You: i think its suspect X.

 

But thx for your "help".

 

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1 minute ago, Spectre_S_ said:

Any overclocks set for your cpu/gpu/ram some software might not like it , had a similar issue myself due to that with another game , wows seems ok with overclocks tho , on my end at least . But you can never be 100% sure .

No overclocks, no ram errors again it happens only with this game since update 0.9.0

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11 minutes ago, FrankMVenlo said:

 

Not picky but i am saving you time by doing a lot of preparation research.

Its like:
Police lab guys : research made out its not suspect X by DNA.

You: i think its suspect X.

 

But thx for your "help".

 

 

No...

You strike as an [edited]dumping your problem on the forum and demanding an immediate solution.

 

So yeah theres that. Enjoy.

 

And you are "welcome".

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Every update I modify the following in Engine_config file:

Cache effects > >true

max frame rate >>120

cache size (or something) from 2048 to 8196.

Never had any problems wit reboots.

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1 minute ago, koliber_1984 said:

Every update I modify the following in Engine_config file:

Cache effects > >true

max frame rate >>120

cache size (or something) from 2048 to 8196.

Never had any problems wit reboots.

:Smile-_tongue: i shall try this thx

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Be happy it is only your computer hard rebooting and not your head with that mess of bugs and crashes :cap_old:

 

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6 minutes ago, FrankMVenlo said:

Also i got the game installed at an external drive , can this be a problem?

Could be that your drive is the issue tbh..

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Another vote for PSU issues here.  

 

It would seem that the rendering of big explosions, or extra demand on disk/CPU etc when you're swapping ship models in port is causing a power demand spike, and my guess would be that your PSU cannot deliver sufficient "on demand" power in that instant, and therefore your system hard reboots.  (Capacitors wear out and degrade over time, perhaps one of them can no longer give the output it used to when new)

 

As a general rule, based on 15 years of fixing PC's, things that cause a hard system crash are hardware failings, whereas software glitches usually result in either the application crashing gracefully, or crash to desktop, or full BSOD crash.  (Less common now in Win10)

 

I'd recommend seeing if you can borrow a friend's PSU, or if not, buy a good quality one with plenty of extra power than what you think your system currently needs, and seeing if that fixes it.    

 

It could be motherboard related for the same reasons as above, but I'd bet 90% chance that a replacement PSU fixes it. 

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If your game is on portable drive connected via USB, that might be the problem. Too much power draw via usb might lead to emergency shutdown of whole PC. This might be an area to investigate further.

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Rig consists of an Intel i7 6800 with an RTX 3090 and running WoWs off an external hard drive.   

 

With this level of competence on display I can understand why OP is choosy about the options people bring to the table.

 

WaT Do U MeAN mY 7 YeAr OlD, LaUgHiNg DrAgOn 400w PsU iSnT GoOdEnUfF?? :Smile_trollface:

 

 

Spoiler

Image result for Potato PC

 

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5 hours ago, nambr9 said:

Smells like overheating or PSU....

This.

And with normal tools you have no way to verify if your PSU is working properly. Please dont mention any software, OP, that you uses to check voltage level - they cant do that.

Whats your PSU? How old?

 

 

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Well from the PMs i had with him , he has a 1200w platinum psu so that shouldn't be the problem , unless he's running that gpu on only one 8 pin cable and yes I've seen it before , a bud fried his MB doing that :fish_palm:

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25 minutes ago, Spectre_S_ said:

Well from the PMs i had with him , he has a 1200w platinum psu so that shouldn't be the problem , unless he's running that gpu on only one 8 pin cable and yes I've seen it before , a bud fried his MB doing that :fish_palm:

 

I was going to laugh and say that 1200w is total overkill for that rig (it is), then I remembered I am sat here with a Corsair 750w PSU thats 7 years old and I am looking to retire it to a backup unit.

When looking for PSU's on Monday for something around 750-850w the PSU prices are all over the place, for example:

CORSAIR HX750 750W 80 PLUS PLATINUM FULLY MODULAR PSU POWER SUPPLY - £160
BE QUIET! STRAIGHT POWER 11 850W 80 PLUS PLATINUM FULLY MODULAR PSU POWER SUPPLY - £150
Corsair HX1000 Fully Modular 80PLUS Platinum - £185

850w £10 cheaper than the 750w and the 1000w just £25 more than the 750w....  :cap_wander:

Whilst an 850w would be more than enough for my current needs given the small price difference and 10 year warranty its hard to justify not spending that little bit more to get the 1000w unit.  

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