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jug 9. juni kl. 4:35
GameInputService crashing pc? SOLVED low quality psu
This has been happening for a while so I'm finally doing something about it. About maybe 2 or 3 weeks ago I think my pc started crashing and at first I just thought nothing about it until it became annoying so I just assumed it was my gpu drivers since I've had so many problems with them. After that it seemed like it fixed it but it didn't. At this point I couldn't get through a single game of fortnite without my pc just crashing, then I realized, oh ♥♥♥♥ my cpu is blazing hot at 89 Celsius, so I undervolted my cpu (plan on getting better cooler) and I think that was part of the problem but of course only a small part. I started researching and I checked event viewer and every time only AFTER windows boots back up 2 things always show in event viewer:The GameInput Service service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 6 time(s).
The GameInput Service service terminated with the following error:
The compound file GameInput Service was produced with a newer version of storage.
I also checked reliability history and it just says windows was not shut down properly. I found a windows forum about some guy with the exact same thing and someone recommended running sfc/scannow in command prompt and that did something because I got through 2 fortnite matches with no issues but then the third crashed. Just now I played blade and sorcery and after about 3 minutes of having it open it crashed. This has happened with other games but fortnite is unplayable. Games that have crashed are half sword once and battlefront 2 once, those could have been cpu overheating but I doubt it since both crashes were the same whole pc frozen for 10 seconds then reboot.

When it crashes 90% of the time my whole pc freezes and I can't do anything then it shuts off and rarely it shows a blue screen for a fraction of a second then I have to shut off the pc because the ssd is no longer picked up for some reason then change boot order and then there is absolutely nothing noticeable until it crashes again.

GPU: rx 6600 xt
CPU: ryzen 9 5950x
PSU: thermaltake smart 700w
SSD: crucial 2TB
RAM: corsair vengeance LPX 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4
MOBO: ASUS x570s aorus elite (ATX)
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ˢᵈˣ FatCat 9. juni kl. 5:39 
I think the input something unrelated with your crash, when i was Crash, it's always show TPM something error,

Try turn off Rebar, and maybe turn off XMP, Unreal game hate AMD, so undervolt make the PC more unstable, and maybe, just maybe turn off VRR and lock your FPS
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jug 9. juni kl. 7:44 
Oprindeligt skrevet af ˢᵈˣ FatCat:
I think the input something unrelated with your crash, when i was Crash, it's always show TPM something error,

Try turn off Rebar, and maybe turn off XMP, Unreal game hate AMD, so undervolt make the PC more unstable, and maybe, just maybe turn off VRR and lock your FPS
I don't know what rebar or VRR is, and how would turning off XMP help? I play half sword all the time, which is on unreal engine, and it has only crashed one time, also I already have my fps capped.
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ˢᵈˣ FatCat 9. juni kl. 15:16 
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
Oprindeligt skrevet af ˢᵈˣ FatCat:
I think the input something unrelated with your crash, when i was Crash, it's always show TPM something error,

Try turn off Rebar, and maybe turn off XMP, Unreal game hate AMD, so undervolt make the PC more unstable, and maybe, just maybe turn off VRR and lock your FPS
I don't know what rebar or VRR is, and how would turning off XMP help? I play half sword all the time, which is on unreal engine, and it has only crashed one time, also I already have my fps capped.
UE hates overclock and undervolt, just try it, VRR is like freesync/adaptive sync,
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jug 10. juni kl. 1:26 
Oprindeligt skrevet af ˢᵈˣ FatCat:
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
I don't know what rebar or VRR is, and how would turning off XMP help? I play half sword all the time, which is on unreal engine, and it has only crashed one time, also I already have my fps capped.
UE hates overclock and undervolt, just try it, VRR is like freesync/adaptive sync,
Where are you getting this source that UE hates it? I literally said undervolting helped a little and even if it did cause issues it was crashing before I undervolted, also half sword is a very unstable unreal engine 5 game and the game crashes of course but not my pc.
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ˢᵈˣ FatCat 10. juni kl. 2:27 
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
Oprindeligt skrevet af ˢᵈˣ FatCat:
UE hates overclock and undervolt, just try it, VRR is like freesync/adaptive sync,
Where are you getting this source that UE hates it? I literally said undervolting helped a little and even if it did cause issues it was crashing before I undervolted, also half sword is a very unstable unreal engine 5 game and the game crashes of course but not my pc.
It's a common issues, go check it up on google, so many PC hard crash with UE5 and all of them with PBO CPB ON, go check Expedition 33 so many Crash, it's a bulldung engine, and myself dealt with UE5 shenanigans and only with UE games my PC acting funny just like you said, so yes i know
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Phénomènes Mystiques 10. juni kl. 6:59 
I had this issue long ago. :badluck:

Can I remember the solution from 2018?

Maybe. :csdsmile:

Now if I can remember properly, I believe GamingInputService is apart of MS (xBox) GameBar which I partially deactivated for similar PC crashing reasons.

I have the R9 5950x (Win10 Pro) and here is what I found on C:\

https://imgur.com/a/vrJalSo
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wing0zero 10. juni kl. 12:52 
Just had a read through, 89 is warm for the CPU sure but it won't crash because of that and if it got any hotter it would just throttle, you should have a 360 AIO on that CPU though.

Just freezing then shuts off, hard to say what up but if you can grab another PSU from anywhere to test I would start there just off Thermaltake PSU's are pretty crap for most of them and the smart while label one you have is about as bad as they get, might be drifting too far out of spec which they are known for and you have a beefy CPU pushing it.

Here is a Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 Gold 750W[www.lttlabs.com] and this has a crap 12V rail and both units failed the test suit.

When it shuts off does it restart or do you have to switch it back on?
If you have to switch it back on can you straight away or do you have to wait a couple of mins?
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jug 10. juni kl. 13:10 
Oprindeligt skrevet af wing0zero:
Just had a read through, 89 is warm for the CPU sure but it won't crash because of that and if it got any hotter it would just throttle, you should have a 360 AIO on that CPU though.

Just freezing then shuts off, hard to say what up but if you can grab another PSU from anywhere to test I would start there just off Thermaltake PSU's are pretty crap for most of them and the smart while label one you have is about as bad as they get, might be drifting too far out of spec which they are known for and you have a beefy CPU pushing it.

Here is a Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 Gold 750W[www.lttlabs.com] and this has a crap 12V rail and both units failed the test suit.

When it shuts off does it restart or do you have to switch it back on?
If you have to switch it back on can you straight away or do you have to wait a couple of mins?
I don't trust water cooling, one mistake and half your components could fry, I have the stock amd wraith cooler so it's not that high quality. The only other psu I have is a 600 watt corsair but I'll try it. When it shuts off it's like a blue screen but most of the time doesn't actually show one but it restarts like normal but then my ssd doesn't show up every single time without fail, I have not had one time where this didn't happen, but if I just shut down via power button and wait a few seconds then reboot it boots normally.
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wing0zero 10. juni kl. 13:20 
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
I have the stock amd wraith cooler so it's not that high quality.
That is a terrible cooler for that CPU, maybe it is shutting down from a CPU hot spot.
There is a reason they didn't put that cooler or any cooler in the box for the 5950X because it needs top quality cooling, even the 5800X didn't come with a cooler.

Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
I don't trust water cooling, one mistake and half your components could fry
Man I don't even class an AIO as water cooling, stick one in it's fine if not grab a beefy tower from BeQuiet or Noctua or someone like that.

https://noctua.at/en/nh-d15
https://www.bequiet.com/en/cpucooler/1378
Sidst redigeret af wing0zero; 10. juni kl. 13:22
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jug 10. juni kl. 13:24 
Oprindeligt skrevet af wing0zero:
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
I have the stock amd wraith cooler so it's not that high quality.
That is a terrible cooler for that CPU, maybe it is shutting down from a CPU hot spot.
There is a reason they didn't put that cooler or any cooler in the box for the 5950X because it needs top quality cooling, even the 5800X didn't come with a cooler.

Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
I don't trust water cooling, one mistake and half your components could fry
Man I don't even class an AIO as water cooling, stick one in it's fine if not grab a beefy tower from BeQuiet or Noctua or someone like that.
I know its bad I got a good price on my cpu and thats why its paired with a 6600xt. I was planning on going with noctua, but how is an AIO not water cooling am I getting it mixed up?
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jug 10. juni kl. 17:24 
It was the psu, I played some fortnite and blade and sorcery for an hour when it usually crashed very quickly.
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ˢᵈˣ FatCat 10. juni kl. 17:26 
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
It was the psu, I played some fortnite and blade and sorcery for an hour when it usually crashed very quickly.
Nah it will happened again, it always do
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wing0zero 11. juni kl. 0:12 
Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
It was the psu, I played some fortnite and blade and sorcery for an hour when it usually crashed very quickly.

Yeah they are bad PSU's from Thermaltake, if you ever need a bigger one grab a Corsair or a Seasonic and you can go wrong.

Oprindeligt skrevet af jug:
but how is an AIO not water cooling am I getting it mixed up?

Well yeah it is but it's a sealed unit unlike a full loop you have to build with connections everywhere, pressure testing ect.
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