I bought a laptop about 4 weeks ago.
Hardware:
16GB RAM
Intel I7-8750H (CPU)
RTX 2060 (GPU)
1TB HDD
512 GB M.2. SSD
I had turned off multi-core rendering and was able to play a round without crash, but now it happens again with the crashing. Someone an idea? Game reinstalled and verified via Steam is already done.
Maybe look in the settings maybe you will find something
How exactly "crashes CS: GO" because with you? Is the screen just black, the game freezes, or what happens?
Did you ever try to play the game in the Windows energy mode "Energy saving".
Log in the background, the temperature curves in both the CPU, and the GPU.
Take a look at your start options in Steam. Maybe you have stated something that the game can't handle.
Thanks for your answer, GPU and CPU are at 75-80 degrees while gambling, at Dead by Daylight on the laptop I'm between 83-88 degrees and there crashes nothing.
The game crashes is just closed and I'm at the desktop.
Error message Does not appear.
(I play most of the time on the PC and not on the laptop, but at school when I have free-time on the laptop, is just annoying when you play a match with his classmates and constantly Crashed)
Then there seems to be more of a software problem with this game, if you have no problems with other games / applications.
Have you ever looked, if it is in http://www. Still patches for CS: GO there?
