Out of the Blue

I had what I thought was a complete system crash last night while playing Diablo IV, making me worry my workaround of limiting the game's framerate wasn't as effective as I thought. Then I realized this was one of those insane reboots Windows 10 will arbitrarily execute to apply an update. I know there are third-party tools to fight this, but it doesn't seem right to require extraordinary effort to take control of such a situation. I'm frustrated by this, though not as much as I would have been if the reboot came just minutes earlier, which would have ruined my participation taking down the World Boss.

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Re: OotB: Booted Aug 19, 2023, 14:15
Aug 19, 2023, 14:15
 
Honestly, from what you have described it sounds to me like you're having hardware issues. Typically, (in my experience as a tech), heating (cpu fan, gpu fan), bad memory, video card failing. Less often, the PSU is insufficient (wattage, failing). Very rarely, the gpu and/or memory pins need cleaning (clean pencil erasor). How is the airflow?

BTW, Windows 11 is fine for gaming. If you're worried about privacy and ads, consider something like bloatynosy.

https://github.com/builtbybel/BloatyNosy
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