Problem...
Here's what happened:I just sat and played the game, then a red screen with ripples appeared.
This kind of thing always, when I play for more than 30 minutes, I restart my computer - everything is fine, then I play and again ...
Very similar to "dosvidos" from vidyahi ... How long has it been? Is this only in one game or in all?
a.srael
This is in all games .. it seems, because there is New Vegas, which in the picture is SWTOR. At first it was only in Star Wars, after in Follich
Have you updated the firewood? ... Try to clean the vidyahu. It seems that in 30 minutes the memory (most likely) heats up, while you overload the computer, it cools down and so on in a circle ...
a.srael The
firewood is the newest, the card is from Asus. Maybe you need to install firewood from the Asusa site?
Recently I saw a similar thing with a neighbor ... Several months ago he decided to completely clean his card ... He took off the radiator, put the thermal paste on the chip and the thermal spacers in the memory (although I dissuaded). As a result, from the left gaskets, the memory began to warm up and about 3 weeks ago he found out what it means to sit on the built-in vidyah ((
Newer than these amd-catalyst-15.7-with-dotnet45-win8.1-64bit you will not find
These glitches appeared long ago?
a.srael We
took a vidyuhu recently, three months ago, my body is small in the dust, but now I am thinking of cleaning everything to holes, without disassembling anything. (Vidyuhu)
Glitches appeared a month ago. Once I got scared to hell, after restarting everything began to work, a friend said that somewhere, apparently, the wire to the monitor was bent. Then everything was fine, for a while, for sure, after that it began to repeat itself.
For 3 months, so much dust could not have accumulated ... Just in case, try to simply blow through the vidyahu carefully (but this is hardly the reason). Change the cord. And best of all, stick the card into a friend's computer and play there. If the screen is red again, then change it under warranty.
a.srael
Okay, thanks, buddy, if my fears are confirmed, I'll have to change the vidyuhu :(
Btw, thanks
a.srael
And, I forgot to say about the fact:
It all started after we began to turn off the electricity in the area. I didn’t sit at the computer, I was notified. It was after these blackouts that everything started. Maybe because of this, a red screen appears?
Kyle_AMD
When you take a DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVERYTHING in the application (although they will persuade you that there is enough to write a couple of words). Many "got burned" by writing "a couple of words" and they were refused or did not find a malfunction during testing. Must be replaced without fail, which is clearly required in the application, and not repair. In general, take the money and buy MSI or a gigabyte, their quality is higher and tested at the factory. I do not recommend Asus - very often I came across hacky engineering solutions. I myself changed the motherboard and vidyahu from asus to gigabyte. As a result, for the 4th year the computer has been working like a clock, I only vacuum sometimes)
Good luck ... Let's hope that the troubleshooter is still not in vidyah))
Hmm ... in principle, it can ... If the computer was under load during a sudden turn off or on the light + not a very high-quality power supply, then the 12V line in the power supply could sink and pull the vidyahu along ... But it's easy to check - change with another vidyakha and testa.
a.srael
I took in St. Petersburg in a citymarket, but can I take the money back under a guarantee? And then you really do not want to bother with this, take and buy a new one.
Kyle_AMD
Theoretically, it is possible, but they will still take the vidyahu or the entire computer (if they completely assembled it and gave a guarantee for the entire system unit) for testing.
Kyle_AMD
The problem is that these hucksters really don't like money-backs. But during the warranty period, you have the right to choose: repair, replacement or refund ... Just insist on it!
most likely this is a driver problem
you need to download such a fur mark there hairy ball and shaders. and heat the video card with it for half an hour. it is on open, so it depends less on drivers.
if during this time obvious artifacts creep out or everything gets stuck, there may be hardware problems.
For those who have a computer !. If the light blinked, then at startup, boot in safe mode (A window with a suggestion should appear when you start the computer).,
Doing something is not necessary !, Just wait until it boots and restart the computer., After a power outage, this action helps to avoid crashes drivers and programs.
1. Such ripples can appear when some library associated with textures is damaged.
When you have a program responsible for overclocking installed (for example "Tray Tool" or "Riva Tuner", as well as some from MSI
2. Sometimes if glitches occur, you should try to roll back the system from the checkpoint, only some damage is not restored.
3. The worst (I had this). This is damaged from a voltage drop on the track on the video card, or on the microcircuit itself.
Therefore, you should first check for faulty drivers or hard drives. Because an interruption could damage the HDD driver.
And do not despair There is always a way out - you just need to find it!