Hello. I bought a new custom computer almost two years ago (custom desktop windows 10 professional, AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics). At first it worked perfectly, except one or two games would crash it. This problem has gotten progressively worse, and now any game will crash it. I have spent hundred of hours with microsoft techs. They installed a custom windows. This worked for a while, but then the problem came back even worse. I installed a SSD as a boot drive, to make a new version of windows, but that didn't work. It breaks my computer, and I have to roll back or reinstall the video driver to get it right again. Is there a way to fix this? Which part is it? Can I replace it? Will a video card fix it? Any help you could give me on this would be MASSIVELY appreciated. I bought it less than two years ago, and now it's garbage. 🙁... THANKS!
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The thread revolves around a user experiencing frequent crashes and stability issues with a nearly two-year-old custom Windows 10 PC with AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics, worsened after attempted fixes like installing a new SSD and reinstalling Windows. Responders suggest that driver updates, overheating, or faulty hardware—particularly the video card—could be causes, recommending temperature monitoring and stress testing to diagnose the problem. The overall sentiment indicates that hardware issues, especially with the video card, are likely responsible, with practical troubleshooting steps offered to identify and resolve the problem.
The thread revolves around a user experiencing frequent crashes and stability issues with a nearly two-year-old custom Windows 10 PC with AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics, worsened after attempted fixes like installing a new SSD and reinstalling Windows. Responders suggest that driver updates, overheating, or faulty hardware—particularly the video card—could be causes, recommending temperature monitoring and stress testing to diagnose the problem. The overall sentiment indicates that hardware issues, especially with the video card, are likely responsible, with practical troubleshooting steps offered to identify and resolve the problem.
If by crash you mean it blue screens these are 90% of the time due to buggy drivers and the solution is to update drivers. If you have dump files you can upload them and follow the the pinned post here Link Removed
If the system is just powering off I would suspect a heating issue. There are plenty of free tools that will give you temp sensor reading to help detect a heating issue, which if you don't know what you're doing I'd suggest taking it to a shop to have new thermal paste applied and/or system cleaned out
If the system is just powering off I would suspect a heating issue. There are plenty of free tools that will give you temp sensor reading to help detect a heating issue, which if you don't know what you're doing I'd suggest taking it to a shop to have new thermal paste applied and/or system cleaned out
