Anyone with some computer knowledge that can help?

[Gravoth_iii]

So after trying to fix my Rocket league problem, it crashing my gpu without putting any sort of strain on it (gtx670), it finally caused something much worse than simple crashes.

As mentioned in the rocket league thread

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Apparently the game can potentially brick pc's damn near by overheating gpus in the main menu somehow. Some dude with a 980 even got locked out of his pc untill he swapped his GPU to a different computer. Pretty scary shit i found out from googline the issue after having similar things happen during my game, load menu and suddenly a bunch of graphical glitches and bam, computer is frozen to fuck and needs hard reset. Im not sure i want to launch the game anymore now tbh.

I was stupid enough to continue trying to fix it. Now i get artifacts on bootup, when booted i get gpu crash>computer restarts etc. I managed to boot safe mode, disable GPU to stop the crashing. Even with GPU disabled i get artifacts on bootup etc, so what causes it? Is my power supply failing? Should i attempt to oven my GPU?

Im honestly amazed a game could fuck my computer up, and yes its the only possibility because ive played far more straining games than rocket league, and i even put rocket league to minimum graphics.

Any sort of help would be appreciated, untill then i will have to attempt to beat Dungeon crawl stone soup. So far im considering handing in my computer somewhere to see if professionals can fix it, but at the moment it seems excessive if i can possibly fix it on my own.

[Christo]

I have heard about problems like intense coil whine in menus because the GPU pulls off 999999999999999999999999 frames, but this is a first for me.

[Molly]

Describe the artefacts a bit more. Maybe take a mobile pic and post it?

Artefacts are always bad... like "something is broken" bad...

[Senni__Ti]

What did you do to try and fix it?

Are your drivers up to date?

Describe the artefacts a bit more. Maybe take a mobile pic and post it?

Artefacts are always bad... like "something is broken" bad...

And this.

[Gravoth_iii]

Horizontal stripes randomly scattered across my screen. White and black colored.

What ive tried is completely removing and re-installing drivers, disabled GPU, downclocked it slightly when on. Still the artifacts are on screen even with disabled GPU so with my nearly nonexistant knowledge of computers im assuming the powersupply might be the cause? And when enabling the gpu it simply doesnt get enough power and so computer reboots etc. Booted in safe mode too, have yet to restore pc to previous point, but by the looks of it, that wont do jack shit. Something has taken a beating and needs replacing.

Googling the issue on rocket league not working gave me someone saying that rocketleagu tries to make a ton of connections constantly which demands a huge amount of power, and with a certain program that some motherboards have you could put its network to low prio to fix the crashing issue. If this is true (not sure how logical it is, apparently it fixed his game) then me not having lowered it might have put a huge toll on my power supply and rekt it.

edit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/RocketLeague/comments/3derjh/rocket_league_killed_2_of_my_gaming_rigs/

Heres the link to another guy who seems to have a similar problem.

[Christo]

Oh shit

A VGA crapped itself once here, I had vertical yellow lines all over the screen. That was the VRAM and it got burned out.

[Gravoth_iii]

Oh shit

A VGA crapped itself once here, I had vertical yellow lines all over the screen. That was the VRAM and it got burned out.

I guess the vram could be responsible, but then it still doesnt make sense that the artifacts occur even with gpu disabled.

[Christo]

Well.

Easiest way would be to.. but you would have done it anyway.. you know, replaceable parts to find out what's wrong.

If you suspect the PSU, we need one to try. A working video card no matter how crappy could be useful.

[Grytviken]

I had a brand new GPU popped due to bitcoin farming, before it died my screen would have feint black and grey horizontal lines.

[Christo]

Yeah, that's it pretty much.

Lines all over the screen are either VGA or Monitor problems.

This damage could be on multiple levels though, I won't deny that.

[Molly]

I guess the vram could be responsible, but then it still doesnt make sense that the artifacts occur even with gpu disabled.

By GPU disabled, you mean that you're running off the integrated GPU of an Intel CPU/mobo?
Or disabling the hardware acceleration?

[Gravoth_iii]

Well.

Easiest way would be to.. but you would have done it anyway.. you know, replaceable parts to find out what's wrong.

If you suspect the PSU, we need one to try. A working video card no matter how crappy could be useful.

I may have a gtx560ti laying around, and possibly a huge psu aswell unless it has been thrown out after gathering dust for a long time. (Wouldve used it but it didnt fit my case)

Im insanely lazy so before i crack open my computer i will first have get something thats a bigger hazzle to be put on my to do list. Also chances are ill forget how things were, or i will simply fuck things up further.

By GPU disabled, you mean that you're running off the integrated GPU of an Intel CPU/mobo?
Or disabling the hardware acceleration?

Booted safe mode and in device manager i disabled my gpu, so i think im running on mobo thingy.


GPU or no, im still able to play stone soup and god its fun.
You reach out to hit something. You heal something. Xom thinks its hilarious.
Based Xom.

[Grytviken]

My problem was due to ESEA putting a bitcoin farmer in their client which burned out my gpu, luckily they paid to have it replaced. But i've also heard of some background effects on main menus that are poorly optimized overheating GPU's. There was a serious problem with the background ember effects on the main menu of Dota 2 that apparently fried and overheated people's GPU's during the beta because they were poorly optimized, so I guess it's possible even from a non demanding game to have some kind of feature with poor optimization. 

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

I may have a gtx560ti laying around, and possibly a huge psu aswell unless it has been thrown out after gathering dust for a long time. (Wouldve used it but it didnt fit my case)

Im insanely lazy so before i crack open my computer i will first have get something thats a bigger hazzle to be put on my to do list. Also chances are ill forget how things were, or i will simply fuck things up further.

Booted safe mode and in device manager i disabled my gpu, so i think im running on mobo thingy.


GPU or no, im still able to play stone soup and god its fun.
You reach out to hit something. You heal something. Xom thinks its hilarious.
Based Xom.

Just take the gpu out and run it from the onboard graphics, if there's no lines then it's the GPU.

[Gravoth_iii]

My problem was due to ESEA putting a bitcoin farmer in their client which burned out my gpu, luckily they paid to have it replaced. But i've also heard of some background effects on main menus that are poorly optimized overheating GPU's. There was a serious problem with the background ember effects on the main menu of Dota 2 that apparently fried and overheated people's GPU's during the beta because they were poorly optimized, so I guess it's possible even from a non demanding game to have poor optimization.

The main menu is what fried peoples PS4's earlier, so that was a thing. But as ive mentioned, no strain was put on my GPU when i monitored it while playing. Everything was at its lowest, both in menu and in game.

Just take the gpu out and run it from the onboard graphics, if there's no lines then it's the GPU.

If i have it disabled in device manager, is it still used for things? Ill try removing it, but it shouldnt be active atm anyways.