Ths game destroying my PC

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I got fatal crashes, blue death screens and tons of other crap every single battle in row, sometimes even in main menu. When this happening, I can hear my hard drive inside is cracking, rebooting itself ect.

I got more then 1000 battles in this game, and this happened before. But it usually calm down somehow, and I can play. But few days ago this happened again. I every time get fatal error freeze detected 5 stacks. Also Blue death screens with different mistakes every time. This happen to me ONLY in this game, and this dont happen in other programms/games.

P.S.
Please dont reccomend me to upgrade my drivers, change resolution and lower settings, or contact support. I need a real help from someone who can help me.

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If you can hear your hard drive your PC may need an SSD. Best tech advice I can give you. Hard drives haven’t been motorized or audible in so many years now

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That’s not exactly true
Some brands/lines are known for being atrociously loud even during normal operation

I know my WDs and HGSTs are quiet, but whatever is in my PC in another room is loud as fuck
My Toshiba was loud as fuck
My Seagate from like 2000 was loud as fuck
But you’re 100% right

And if your HDD didn’t start out loud and its loud now…

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this seems like PC problem, not game problem.
i would recommend checking disk for bad sectors, running memtest86 and gpumemtest. this will eliminate 70% of possible hardware problems

if that doesnt help then run game integrity check and/or try installing game on another disk (if you have it) or in another folder.

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Happened to me before as well on my old PC.
My AMD had a typical problem with RAM, make sure they are firmly in place and not damaged.

Yep, most likely.

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SSDs don’t make noise. Any hard drive today making noise in a gaming PC should immediately be replaced with solid state disk (SSD)

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my old HDD is still good for storage, everything that is valuable or requires more serious hardware runs on SSD.
PC on a budget.

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classical problem, easily solved: buy an SSD online. you can get 500GB for very low prices.
having an SSD instead of an HDD will make you whole pc run faster and remove those problems.

edit: you can also buy a plastic case for 5$ online to put your old HDD inside there and now you have an external drive to save random stuff on.

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I’m well aware
I was just saying that certain HDD models make shitloads of noise even when there’s nothing wrong with them

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do you overclock you pc recently?

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Get good internet speed? (I mean this respectfully, as I average around 30 fps with this)

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Strange. I never encountered any of this. Only lag, which I think has to do with internet connection. I can only recommend to downgrade all your settings. Unless you tell more about your PC.(Unless you already did, I just did a quick skim)

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Obviously this problem is not caused by the game, but your pc.

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Possibly your drive is messed up
Or, your PC has heat problems. Worst part is, heat problems are super inconsistent and usually only cause BSODs when your PC is working hard, full time, for a longer while. And ambient room temp has to be high enough too.
My old one was using cheapo case and I kept stuffing it with more components - eventually it would start overheating random things like RAM modules or motherboard parts, causing inconsisten BSODs (funniest part was when Killing Floor 2 would BSOD my pc…but only if you played on highest difficulty AND skipped trader breaks - otherwise the full 60s of respite was enough of a break to cool down the case AND it had to be summer)
And the most annoying part - none of the overheating components really had temp sensors on them, so overall temps “looked fine”. Fixed it with a 5-pack of cheapest high-cfm fans you could get.
Make sure your case isn’t clogged with dust pubes too, that one costs nothing but some time