Lately I’ve returned to TU cause i kinda missed playing 'round and stuff.
But for some reason the Game and Monitors turning off automatically and refusing to turn back on.
The first case happened when i tried going into the portal in the Secert area of the old Resort Condo, touched the portal, everything froze and i got an error log and the game closed, i didn’t take a screenshot of the error log cause i thought it’d just been a one-time thing, sorry.
The other case has been After playing Minigolf; Played all 18 holes, been under par each time, and upon Clicking “Return to Hub/Main Menu”, Both Monitors go black, and say “no connection”, yet the PC itself contuines to run, i’ve left it once for 10mins and still nothing changes/happens, leading to Force shutdown via. the power button, No Crashlogs created in the TU folder.
I’ve not checked with other minigames yet - will check after this post, but i have no clue whats happening, PC Specs:
Even with a stock cooler, you shouldn’t have temperatures that hot, so there’s clearly something wrong with your cooling setup. Make sure your heatsink is properly seated (from personal experiences with the Intel stock cooler) with thermal paste properly applied, and check to see if your CPU fan is properly running.
I’d Assume no cooling cause its always been at that temp ever since i got it Built (My Dad helped since he’s more techie than me),
but the first thing i tried when it was built was Tower unite and it worked perfectly fine back then, no crashes or freezing
i want to interject and say that i don’t trust what the program speccy is saying here at all. i ran it on my own pc and it gave a similarly high temperature, which i know for fact isn’t correct - my BIOS and open hardware monitor are consistently reading otherwise.
it looks like speccy might not be compatible with some pcs, or at least out of date. i would recommend testing what your BIOS is telling you your CPU is running at.
Cant really feel any heat anywhere 'round the PC itself, there’s a very faint Humming sound but not like anything like a “Dying” sound, if that makes any sense, @ Yknowlikenia
It would definitely be a good idea to do what @yknowlikenia said and use the BIOS or software like Open Hardware Monitor or HWMonitor to make sure the temperatures you’re getting from Speccy are accurate. These could also help you see if any voltages are unnecessarily high causing excess heat, as well as if fans are running too slow/not at all.
Edit: those were just when the PC was on desktop/only steam & discord running, When TU is opened (and sitting in the station/starting area) its like this:
so if it isn’t a problem with heat, i think it’d be easiest to diagnose if you could find and submit any crash logs associated with the issue. they should be in %localappdata%\Tower\Saved\Crashes, if you have any.
Found a few folders there, each had a crash log file, tried pasting the whole thing in here but it removes half of the stuff and this place doesn’t allow .txt files to be uploaded, but this is what was in the crashlog from today:
