desu.3104

Well gw2 is from 2012 though. But I will try playing on lower settings.

Thanks for all the replies. Well I have 8gb.. but I will see if I can log memory usage while playing. No. Is there any way to check/log the total power consumption of the computer? I undusted it a while ago, but without compressed air. It's not super clean but also not very dusty.I already bought a new cpu cooler after I lost an HDD due to a gw2 crash and there I removed the paste and applied new one (like a year ago or so). So I had this problem with my old paste and now with new cooler and new paste it is still there, so I doubt it has anything to do with cpu cooling.I checked every cable recently and everything seems fine.No. I only have this psu. If I had another one I would try that but I don't really feel like buying another psu if I don't even know for sure that this is the cause of the problem.Not really. Gpu and the sensors on the cpu and motherboard were around 70 °C when I checked a few days ago while playing. Afaik that is kinda normal under "heavy" load.Probably you are right. But I've ran cpu "stress testing" software in the past (this was some years ago though) and it didn't crash, but maybe because it wasn't long enough.

Just as a small update: I replugged my gpu and also checked pretty much every other cable. After some playing again my computer froze. As I said it usually happens during loading (e.g. when entering an instance or leaving one or when entering a map), if that helps narrow it down.. that's also what makes me wonder if it is even a gpu problem, since it almost exclusively crashes during loading.Is there like an official technical support where I can write a ticket? Or does anyone have any suggestion what I should do now? I would prefer not to lose another HDD because of having to force shut down every day.

I have a 520W psu and my cpu and gpu together require around 300W: Checked in GPU-Z and it says 16x Checked memory with windows memory diagnostic and no error was found Turned on debug mode in nvidia settings and played gw2. At the end of a story mission, when I left the instance, my computer screen turned black and then after a few seconds it restarted automatically. I had GPU-Z running and logging in the background, pastebin etc wont let me paste it because it's too much so I uploaded the txt file: https://www.file-upload.net/en/download-13134009/GPU-ZSensorLog.txt.html I will unplug and replug my gpu tomorrow, when I'm at my computer again

I have this very annoying problem where often while playing gw2 my entire computer freezes. What happens is that the entire screen usually turns yellow and nothing happens anymore. The sound also gets kinda stuck and I only hear some robotlike humming noise from the speaker. Sometimes it also turns black and my computer randomly restarts. This only happens in gw2. This happens very often (for example I played like 5 hours today and it happened 4 or 5 times). Most commonly it happens when an instance ends (for example at the end of a story mission) or at the end of a fractal (when getting teleported back into the lobby). So I guess mostly during loading.I already got a corrupted HDD because of this about a year ago (because I have to force shutdown, since nothing else works), so I had to buy a new HDD, then I stopped playing gw2 because it was so annoying (and because I was frustrated that necro is so weak but w/e). How can I find out what causes this?? If I remember correctly this problem started occuring after one of the bigger win 10 updates, but not sure anymore (maybe I'm confusing it).