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My new pc is overheating over a very specific game, pokémon tcg live, I play elden ring and cs2 here for hours and it runs smoothly, but 30 minutes of ptcgl is enough for it to overheat and turn off.
specs:
AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with Radeon Graphics (3.80 GHz)
16,0 GB ram
Windows 11 Pro - 25H2
The pokémon tcg live game actually has very low system requirements compared to Elden Ring and cs2, is that game installed on your PC or are you running the game in a web browser or in an emulator?
If the game is installed, try completely uninstalling the game, restart your PC, then install the latest version of the game.
it's installed on the pc but unfortunetely I did already try uninstalling and installing back the game and the problem persisted
Thank you for that information.
Open Task Manager.
Select the Processes tab.
Click the CPU column header so the arrow on the column points down.
Leave that window open to monitor your system.
Then run that pokémon tcg live game and please provide a screenshot of the Processes tab in Task Manager.
okay, I'll do that later when I'm back from work
Okay, glad to help!
