SolidusPrime wrote: »Sounds like your hard drive might be on it's way out, but it could be a plethora of things. I'm not sure why you think ESO is the culprit. Hard lock ups are not an issue that the community as a whole faces. You should start doing some troubleshooting on that PC.
SmukkeHeks wrote: »it zero to do with players hardware.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »SmukkeHeks wrote: »it zero to do with players hardware.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. If the player's PC is freezing up to the extent that nothing at all works, not even Alt-F4, then in my own humble experience it isn't the game doing that. I used to think that, too, but then ka-blammo, my hard drive failed and I ended up buying a new computer. Now all those "computer freeze" problems I used to have are a thing of the past. Lag still happens from time to time, as well as desyncs, rollbacks, and sudden load screens. But my new computer never freezes up like my old one used to.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »SmukkeHeks wrote: »it zero to do with players hardware.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. If the player's PC is freezing up to the extent that nothing at all works, not even Alt-F4, then in my own humble experience it isn't the game doing that. I used to think that, too, but then ka-blammo, my hard drive failed and I ended up buying a new computer. Now all those "computer freeze" problems I used to have are a thing of the past. Lag still happens from time to time, as well as desyncs, rollbacks, and sudden load screens. But my new computer never freezes up like my old one used to.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »The key here is that-- based on what the OP said later in the thread about Ctrl-Alt-Del still working-- the computer is not completely freezing up.
To me, this suggests that the problem is something that's-- shall we say-- "preoccupying" the processor, although it isn't totally locking up the processor. I'm not sure what that "something" is, but it does sound like it's something related to the game.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »If Ctrl-Alt-Del still worked and you haven't had any other warning signs or messages, then hopefully it's nothing to do with your hard drive, motherboard, or other hardware-related issues.
Then again, if Ctrl-Alt-Del still worked then I wouldn't say that the computer was "completely" frozen, so it's not like what was happening to me last year before my hard drive crashed.
Nemesis7884 wrote: »SeaGtGruff wrote: »If Ctrl-Alt-Del still worked and you haven't had any other warning signs or messages, then hopefully it's nothing to do with your hard drive, motherboard, or other hardware-related issues.
Then again, if Ctrl-Alt-Del still worked then I wouldn't say that the computer was "completely" frozen, so it's not like what was happening to me last year before my hard drive crashed.
yea but i mean this was the only thing that works, noz even alt f4 pr alt tabbing etc...ususally when games crash you can still do those
SeaGtGruff wrote: »The key here is that-- based on what the OP said later in the thread about Ctrl-Alt-Del still working-- the computer is not completely freezing up.
To me, this suggests that the problem is something that's-- shall we say-- "preoccupying" the processor, although it isn't totally locking up the processor. I'm not sure what that "something" is, but it does sound like it's something related to the game.
I agree. This does sound like a game crash where it is denying CPU to the operating system.
SolidusPrime wrote: »Sounds like your hard drive might be on it's way out, but it could be a plethora of things. I'm not sure why you think ESO is the culprit. Hard lock ups are not an issue that the community as a whole faces. You should start doing some troubleshooting on that PC.
Moonsorrow wrote: »SeaGtGruff wrote: »The key here is that-- based on what the OP said later in the thread about Ctrl-Alt-Del still working-- the computer is not completely freezing up.
To me, this suggests that the problem is something that's-- shall we say-- "preoccupying" the processor, although it isn't totally locking up the processor. I'm not sure what that "something" is, but it does sound like it's something related to the game.
I agree. This does sound like a game crash where it is denying CPU to the operating system.
This is exactly how it feels and "looks" if you have it happen to you, like it has now twice for me and several times for friends.
Beastygrowls wrote: »You cannot possibly place blame on a game for your router rebooting or your pc completely freezing. There are internet and hardware issues here.
TineaCruris wrote: »Beastygrowls wrote: »You cannot possibly place blame on a game for your router rebooting or your pc completely freezing. There are internet and hardware issues here.
If we were talking about a game not ESO, you would have a point. ESO actually does crash this hard, with the servers failing so badly that it causes our home routers to reboot.
TineaCruris wrote: »Beastygrowls wrote: »You cannot possibly place blame on a game for your router rebooting or your pc completely freezing. There are internet and hardware issues here.
If we were talking about a game not ESO, you would have a point. ESO actually does crash this hard, with the servers failing so badly that it causes our home routers to reboot.
I have never seen my router reboot once because of ESO...