One of the entertainment of people of our time is video games. The most popular and also the most affordable. It is enough to have a console or computer with the game installed. But what if the desired game crashes, freezes or crashes?
As for the consoles, everything is simpler here than on computers. A game released for a specific console (PS3, Xbox360, etc.) is almost always fully compatible and supported by that console. When you buy, you will not be afraid that the game will turn into a slideshow (effect at a low frame rate) or will not start at all, you just need to update your console software in time. With a PC, everything is much more complicated. The variety of operating systems (versions, editions, amateur assemblies of Windows), installed programs, drivers, codecs and, finally, the hardware filling of the computer makes it impossible to create games for all PCs at once, only for a certain category, which is determined by the characteristics of the computer. It turns out a situation in which you will not be able to play any new game. In order not to waste money in vain, you should carefully read the system requirements on the packaging with the game, as well as know exactly the characteristics of your computer. The non-compliance of the PC with the system requirements of the game is one of the most common causes of brakes. Here one of three things remains: either try to adjust the game to the parameters of your PC, update the components of the computer, or try to speed up ("overclock") the PC. Another common cause of glitches in games is greed. In the sense that instead of buying a normal, debugged licensed game, many buy or download pirated versions. They are often several times cheaper, but also of less quality. On top of that, by buying a pirate, you are breaking the law. The last reason for game malfunctions is a malfunction in the PC software. These include: non-original (pirated) operating system, lack of the required driver version (in particular, the video adapter driver), the work of anti-virus programs (when working, they take up significant processor time and other PC resources). Reinstall the system to the original one, replace the video card drivers with the latest ones (download them in their original form from the manufacturer's website, assemblies can bring even more problems), also download and install the latest version of DirectX, well, disable all anti-virus and anti-spyware programs while playing If the games do not start to slow down immediately, but only after some time from the start of the game, it is likely that some of your computer components are simply overheating. Monitor the temperature of the PC during the game (using special programs). If the suspicions are confirmed, clean the system unit from dust, change the thermal paste. If that doesn't help, turn up the cooling of your system.
