Why does playing Dragon Nest suddenly shut down

Your computer should be a laptop.

If it is a notebook, it is recommended that you go to the maintenance department to clean up the dust in the machine, which can effectively reduce the temperature in the machine. Because dust affects heat dissipation very much. Of course, if you have experience, you can also clean it yourself.

In addition, when you are using the notebook, it is best to pad a smaller book on the right side below, so that the left side is suspended in the air (generally the temperature on the left side is higher) to promote heat dissipation. Of course, you can also buy a radiator directly.

The laptop probably can't upgrade the graphics card.

If it's a desktop, ditto clean up the dust. No need to change graphics cards, your graphics card should be sufficient.

You should be the Benben.

It's not hot when you hit it, but it's in.

Chengjin FB was hot in a few clicks.

I figured it out myself.

Make 2 cups of water and put them in the refrigerator.

After the ice cube in the lower grid city.

Take turns to lower the exhaust vents of the book.

One is watered and then replaced below.

Put some tissues and don't get into the book.

It is possible to extend your playtime.

It's very hot to turn off the computer.

Let's watch TV.

I'm also 512 There's no problem with whether you're opening a window or fullscreen It is recommended that you turn up the fullscreen and turn down the effect when you put this game skill stuck.

The temperature of the graphics card is high, basically there is no way to low indoor temperature, dust removal is the best way You have to write out your motherboard to know if you can upgrade If it is a brand machine of Lenovo, it is estimated that it is difficult to upgrade The guy above laughed at me The graphics card that people said You pull out the memory What's even more ridiculous is what does it mean to "optical drive also needs to have large memory".

It is very memory-intensive when reading replicas, and if there are too many applications, it will freeze.

Too severe shutdown in order to protect the system program.

It is recommended that you change to a 2G memory card and an optical drive with a large memory.

Or don't open QQ or Thunderbolt when you're playing.

It should be an automatic shutdown caused by high temperature caused by poor CPU heat dissipation, which is manifested in the operation of high CPU occupancy such as playing games and watching movies, and the computer will automatically power off without any warning for about 10 20 minutes. Even when the system is reinstalled, it will be automatically turned off.

Rebooting often also shuts down automatically, and you need to wait a while to turn it on again before you can enter the system normally.

When you don't run a program with a high occupancy, you don't have to worry about how long you run it, so you can often say that there is no problem when you take it for repair. Because maintenance people usually just turn on the machine and then take a few glances at the ...... while doing other things

Replacing the silicone grease to clean the dust is ineffective, please see method 3:

Workaround:1First of all, turn it off, remove the CPU heatsink, remove the fan on the heatsink, clean up the dust, dial the fan blades to see if it rotates smoothly, if it is difficult to rotate, uncover the label on the back of the fan to see the bearing, add a small amount of lubricating oil dropwise and then paste it.

2.Go to the computer repair area and ask for some silicone grease (something that is white and thick, like toothpaste). Wipe the old silicone grease on the heat sink and CPU with a paper towel, apply the new silicone grease evenly, do not apply too thick, and reinstall the heat sink and fan.

Problems can usually be solved.

If you don't have the ability to do it yourself, you can directly take the machine to the place where the computer is repaired, let him use a blow gun to blow the dust inside the case for you, and then ask him to help you change the silicone grease.

3.If the problem is alleviated after replacing the silicone grease and removing the dust, but occasionally there will be an automatic shutdown. Then you are experiencing the same problem as me: the CPU heatsink is too tight or too loose, or the force is uneven.

If the temperature exceeds 70, then untie the CPU buckle to observe, if the temperature is normal, the heatsink is installed too tightly, resulting in insufficient contact with the CPU. If it is more serious when the buckle is loosened, then the heat sink is too loose.

If it's too tight. Use a screwdriver to loosen the heatsink base screws on the top of the motherboard, and if necessary, use a piece of paper to raise the bottom a little. However, it should be noted that all four screws must be tightened, otherwise it will cause uneven installation of the heat sink. You can also use pliers to adjust the buckle to reduce its bite force.

If it is too loose, it is mostly the relationship of the buckle, and it is enough to adjust the buckle with pliers to make it fastened.

Your situation is too vague to judge, it is better to say how long the machine has been configured for reference.

1 The CPU temperature is too high, you can use Master Lu and other software to check the temperature, or you can see it in the BIOS.

2 The power quality is too poor or the power supply is not enough, this depends on your configuration and the output power of the power supply brand.

3 Motherboard capacitors or other components aging If the motherboard is too old, there is this phenomenon, in that case, there is basically no maintenance value, and it is good to replace the machine.

1.Poor heat dissipation. Due to the influence of weather temperature or the insufficient number of revolutions of the CPU fan, the system overheats, which will lead to the automatic shutdown of the computer, it is recommended to check whether the system temperature is normal.

2.Memory reasons. When the contact between the memory and the motherboard socket is loose, it may also cause the computer to shut down automatically, it is recommended to check whether the memory is plugged into the motherboard.

3.Power issues. The lack of power supply is also an important factor in causing the computer to automatically shut down, but from this configuration, the possibility of this problem is very small.

4.Software factors. Computer shutdowns caused by viruses or Trojan horses also abound, especially the recent epidemic of shockwaves, which can cause the system to reboot and shut down.

If you are using Windows 2000 or Windows XP, it is recommended that you patch the blaster in time after using antivirus software, and the general problem can be solved.

The computer shuts down automatically for no reason.

1. Check whether the CPU is overheated and whether the CPU fan holder is stable, if it is broken.

Or it is unstable, the CPU fan cannot be suppressed, the CPU fan has insufficient heat dissipation capacity, and the CPU temperature is too high, and the motherboard's automatic protection function will automatically shut down.

2. The capacitor of the motherboard is deformed, and the deformation may be caused by the unstable voltage of the host, so it can be replaced.

3. When the power supply of the host fails, or the voltage fluctuates greatly, the AC regulated power supply can be added.

4. No, it is recommended to kill the virus in safe mode, and it is not possible to disconnect the network and reinstall the system to eliminate system problems.

Be careful: it's your own static electricity. It's better to put it down.

Well, yes, before coming into contact with computer hardware, you should release your own static electricity. When the computer is working, the chassis, monitors and other equipment will release a large amount of static electricity, and the human body also carries a large amount of static electricity, if it comes into contact with the hardware, it may cause the hardware chip to be damaged by breakdown. If your hands are wet and wet, don't touch the hardware, as it is more likely to damage the hardware.

Before touching the hardware, you can touch the metal conductor to release static electricity from your body.

Be careful: it's your own static electricity. It's better to put it down.

Well, yes, before coming into contact with computer hardware, you should release your own static electricity. When the computer is working, the chassis, monitors and other equipment will release a large amount of static electricity, and the human body also carries a large amount of static electricity, if it comes into contact with the hardware, it may cause the hardware chip to be damaged by breakdown. If your hands are wet and wet, don't touch the hardware, as it is more likely to damage the hardware.

Before touching the hardware, you can touch the metal conductor to release static electricity from your body.

I also turned off automatically today, and it used to be a heat dissipation problem (I played with the quilt) Today I still play with the quilt, and suddenly it automatically shuts down. It's not hot to the touch. But I think it's still a matter of heat dissipation.

Automatic power off?

I guess it's not compatibility, right?

Yours is win7?

Most games don't support win7 very much.

It should be that the CPU does not have good heat dissipation, so when running a large 3D game, the computer program will automatically shut down.

Solution: You can check it yourself on the Internet, and I'll help you with this.

2。The computer has Trojan horses or viruses to interfere with or play noisy with Trojans, anti-virus software, full scanning!

Try! 4。Check if other games are installed, uninstalled, incompatible!

5。Try: 360 system first aid kit to kill stubborn Trojans!

Fixed, full draft, fixed!

6。Optimizer, clean registry junk! Reload!

7。The game version is not compatible with computer memory, conflicts, try to change the version of the game!

Hello landlord! We'll be happy to answer for you.

This kind of problem is very common in the summer.

First of all, both laptops and desktops have hardware savers.

Generally, the possibility of this problem is relatively small.

Notebooks are the majority.

The poor heat dissipation of notebooks is surprisingly poor, generally when the temperature of a certain hardware (cup graphics card is the majority) instantly exceeds 100 degrees Celsius, the hardware protection will be activated, that is, it will automatically shut down.

Aging hardware or poor contact (such as dust) may also be one of the reasons (such as dust) when the landlord finds that the machine automatically shuts down. It's best to wait for the machine to cool down before continuing the game. Protecting the hardware Extending the life of the laptop is the first priority.

Let's start with some cooling methods.

There are generally two kinds.

One is the software approach. Use software to appropriately reduce the hardware frequency. This can be set in the boss of the system.

The second is the hardware method. Not a radiator radiator. Now there is also water cooling, but it is quite expensive.

Details I have temperature monitoring software here, the landlord needs to be able to hi me Thank you! Hope mine is helpful to you

I also showed up once. It didn't happen a second time, though. Maybe the system isn't responding.

I've encountered this problem before, just clean up the machine.

Your machine is getting too hot.

Turn on the main unit and clean it up, there must be a lot of dust inside.

If it's a laptop, buy a radiator.