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[Archived] Reboot?

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digimonpo
3 posts
Joined November 2012
Topic Starter
digimonpo
is all good when i was playing
But everytime i finished a game, my computer will reboot
i tried to reinstall the game but it is useless :c
someone help me plz
Saten
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3,863 posts
Joined August 2010
Saten
There must be something wrong with your computer

It sounds like your computer is at it's peak and then restarts when you clear a map.

Does it restart regulary or does it black-out instantly?
digimonpo
3 posts
Joined November 2012
Topic Starter
digimonpo

Saten wrote:

There must be something wrong with your computer

It sounds like your computer is at it's peak and then restarts when you clear a map.

Does it restart regulary or does it black-out instantly?
it will black screen and then start the computer like normal
digimonpo
3 posts
Joined November 2012
Topic Starter
digimonpo
can someone help me:( ?
Saten
Global Moderator
3,863 posts
Joined August 2010
Saten
I'm pretty sure it's not caused by osu! itself.
You computer seems to force shut-down due to overheating or any other reason

Have you tried it on a different computer?
It seems like it's your computer that is at fault.
M i l o t i c
257 posts
Joined March 2010
M i l o t i c
I have a similar problem , I did what what this post say t/82881 , and it still not working.
Saten
Global Moderator
3,863 posts
Joined August 2010
Saten
Check the temperature sensors on your computer.
I still think it's caused by overheating. If not, then it can also be caused by your PSU (lack of resources)
Not really sure...

Does this happen only here on osu?
Have you tried other games that requires a decent amount of your computer's performance?
M i l o t i c
257 posts
Joined March 2010
M i l o t i c

Saten wrote:

Check the temperature sensors on your computer.
I still think it's caused by overheating. If not, then it can also be caused by your PSU (lack of resources)
Not really sure...

Does this happen only here on osu?
Have you tried other games that requires a decent amount of your computer's performance?
I don't think my computer is overheating. Also what you mean by lack of resources?

It doesn't happen when i am playing other games.
TheVileOne
osu! Alumni
8,431 posts
Joined March 2010
TheVileOne
Computers usually only restart when they have:

A. Virus
B. Overheat

I would try cleaning out the dust around the fan and see if that solves your problem or see if your fan is even working. If your computer is restarting quickly after operating that's a cause for concern. Something doesn't seem right with your hardware.
Saten
Global Moderator
3,863 posts
Joined August 2010
Saten
Computers usually crashes/Bluescreen when your power supply doesn't have enough power to give all your computer's parts, such as CPU, HDD, etc

Maybe your graphics card is using too much power?
That's what I meant
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It's not always that you can feel the actual heat
Maybe the cooling paste worn out so you can't feel the heat on the heatsink

It still could overheat even if you can't feel it
M i l o t i c
257 posts
Joined March 2010
M i l o t i c

Saten wrote:

It's not always that you can feel the actual heat
Maybe the cooling paste worn out so you can't feel the heat on the heatsink

It still could overheat even if you can't feel it
I think this is the problem.

Now I need to find some where to fix my computer.
Ruirize
115 posts
Joined May 2012
Ruirize
Before you do that:

  1. Download and install this.
  2. Run osu! in a window, and open HWMonitor in the background. Keep an eye on the temperature.
  3. When your PC crashes, post the temperature here. See if you can't get both temp and power usage.
TheVileOne
osu! Alumni
8,431 posts
Joined March 2010
TheVileOne
So you use a heatsink rather than a cooling fan? I don't think I know much personally about heatsinks. I have a pc-repair book and could look it up.
Ruirize
115 posts
Joined May 2012
Ruirize

TheVileOne wrote:

So you use a heatsink rather than a cooling fan? I don't think I know much personally about heatsinks. I have a pc-repair book and could look it up.
Most (standard) computers have both, and commonly between 2-4 fans. Laptops will have 1 fan. It is very unlikely that the thermal paste has "worn out" or "dried up".

First check (properly) using HWMonitor please.
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