Hope someone can help.

[Jaxsinz]

I am having blue screen issues and I made sure all drivers etc are up to date.

 

PC has the following

 

Asus M5A97 Evo R2.0 motherboard

 

Amd Fx8530 black edition processor

 

Amd Radeon RX480 4GB graphics

 

Adata XPG 8GB ram

 

if anyone may know why I am getting a blue screen when running the game I would really appreciate the feed back

[Baboo]

Do you have any background programs running that may interfere?

[Neon]

Ask 3dxhelper or Liza or Gizmo, it's their Game.

[Loruna]

Basicly a bluescreen safes your computer from major damage.

It doesn't have to be a driver. It could be something in your hardware that can make trouble.

 

3DX for example, uses a lot of your CPU... your processor. If he is about to overheat, the bluescreen happens.

The same goes with any other part in your pc.

If I were you, I would test any hardware you have in your pc.

 

I would start with the RAM.

Then GPU - Graphic Card

Then CPU - Processor

It is unlikely that your Mainboard is the issue but it also can be a troublemaker.

 

For testing RAM:

In the best case you have a two part RAM installed. Then you can take one out and keep the other. On that way you can test it. If you still get the bluescreen it's not your RAM.

 

For testing your GPU:

Take your Graphic Card out of your Computer and play on your onboard Graphic Card. But maybe you have to play in low. And if you still get your bluescreen its not your GPU.

 

For testing CPU:

Basicly a CPU likes to overheat when it's overloaded.

If you have Win10, go in your taskmanager and go into the topic "Performance".

There you have your CPU and how much it is working. If it is nearly on the 100% it may be that, what makes the bluescreen.

Of coures you have to play the game to see the right results.

 

 

You also could download some programs what shows you the temperature of your system.

For example "Open Hardware Monitor". On youtube are some tutorials how to install it and use it.

 

I hope I was able to help you

 

P.S.: It also could be your power adapter. Also, it can be your hard disk. You have to test that all. have fun

[Jaxsinz]

Well I am able to test everything but the GPU since there is no onboard graphics slot to plug in a monitor cord just the dedicated card slots is all I have.