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• =IK=Doba= Posts: 2,789Player

  May 2015

  Kernel Power when I searched it is either power supply or ram.. for me it was ram.. not a problem since

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• [ENG]Uni-Sol Posts: 3,193Player

  May 2015

  Sometimes it can be as easy as needing to clean the dust off of your heatsink because the CPU or GPU are locking up from excessive heat, others it can be drivers, or even as doba says, bad hardware like failing Ram or PSU. Can you play other PC games fine without this issue? and/or does it only happen on AAPG?
  

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  BSOD's are indeed sometimes a real pain to remedy, check in 'event viewer' and see if there is anything within windows faulting around the time of the BSOD..
  
  I had a BSOD problem with graphics drivers once that conflicted with an older driver that was due to residual gunk left over on my system after a GPU driver update.. it took me weeks to figure out why after 5 minutes my PC would just freeze or sometimes gave BSOD, I looked into my event viewr and saw that something was faulting to do with my GPU, but at the time mt GPU was almost brand new so I knew it couldn't be the card itself.. so I used a driver cleaner program to get rid of all the driver files in safe mode.. and installed fresh ones, then the problem magically went away.

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• =NOC=BWSNinja Posts: 34Player

  May 2015

  [ENG]Uni-Sol wrote: »

  Sometimes it can be as easy as needing to clean the dust off of your heatsink because the CPU or GPU are locking up from excessive heat, others it can be drivers, or even as doba says, bad hardware like failing Ram or PSU. Can you play other PC games fine without this issue? and/or does it only happen on AAPG?
  

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  BSOD's are indeed sometimes a real pain to remedy, check in 'event viewer' and see if there is anything within windows faulting around the time of the BSOD..
  
  I had a BSOD problem with graphics drivers once that conflicted with an older driver that was due to residual gunk left over on my system after a GPU driver update.. it took me weeks to figure out why after 5 minutes my PC would just freeze or sometimes gave BSOD, I looked into my event viewr and saw that something was faulting to do with my GPU, but at the time mt GPU was almost brand new so I knew it couldn't be the card itself.. so I used a driver cleaner program to get rid of all the driver files in safe mode.. and installed fresh ones, then the problem magically went away.

  
  Keep my computer spotless so pretty sure dust is not a problem.
  RAM timings etc are all solid. All drivers are up to date.
  Can play any other game for hours with no problems at all, browsing the net, watching vids etc all cause no problems at all.
  Every single time it happens, playing AA PG.
  Just port forwarded all the necessary ports via my router to see if that helps.
  
  

  
• m_hermann Posts: 656Moderator

  May 2015

  Hardware issue, perhaps.
  
  http://www.postseek.com/meta/82d9b6d48a6aafb4f3e71252395d9f97
  
  https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&es_th=1&ie=UTF-8#es_th=1&q=BugcheckCode+59
• =NOC=BWSNinja Posts: 34Player

  May 2015

  m_hermann wrote: »

  Hardware issue, perhaps.
  
  http://www.postseek.com/meta/82d9b6d48a6aafb4f3e71252395d9f97
  
  https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&es_th=1&ie=UTF-8#es_th=1&q=BugcheckCode+59

  
  Thanks for the feedback, I will keep reading up on this.