This thing scares me...

Hi people, so no chitchat I'll go straight into the problem.
Lag spikes ALMOST every time i drive, and the fatal ones my pc had a Blue Screen after a long time playing BeamNG. Pls help me...

 

What are your pc specs?

 

Im not sure, i think it was a low end pc cause it still lagging in gridmap, but run smoothly when using the lowest setting. Still the lag spikes exists.

 

Is it a laptop, or a desktop? Any idea how old it is? Without specs it's hard to judge the issue. Sounds like a thermal + low end spec related issue.

 

Laptop (Toshiba if you're asking the laptop's brand), and if i remember i have it when i was in kindergarten (?)

 

This doesn't tell us much.
What's the model of laptop? What processor?

 

Finally got the bluescreen report! I hope it helps?
Anyway im not sure with the model and the processor...

 

Let me just explain this very simple, your pc is just not powerful enough to play beamng well. It looks very old aswell, how many years did you have it?

 

For future reference, this article walks you through finding your system specs; you'll need that info sometimes. However, as others have mentioned, it's a safe bet that your laptop is just not going to handle any modern game particularly well.

 

Okay, I'll check it later.

Ah man, so sad my laptop can't handle this game, now I'm gonna spend playing BeamNG in gridmap or other FPS friendly map... With the lowest settings i could get in BeamNG
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Hmmm.... I'm not sure how many, but my guess is more than 9 years (Yikes!)

 

Its no biggie.
I bought the game when the ugly pessima was first released, (2015)
And it always crashed on the strongest pc we had, which was like from 2007.
But then when i had built my own pc back in june of 2017 and that was the first time i could enjoy the game for the first time.

 

I've Never gotten BSOD from Beamng, but I have gotten it on another computer, from a different thing. Most likely a driver issue. For my current computer however it was entirely different. I had done a mild overclock or undervolt (IIRC) and the motherboard was too cheap to handle it, would throttle the power resulting in BSOD

 

Hmmm... so the thing that caused my pc entered a BSOD, is my driver issue?

 

That there is a driver problem its ATI related, I just did a big google search for you on it

Atikmpag.sys driver causing BSOD. How can I fix... | Community
atikmpag.sys - Google Search

Those two links are what I found on that BSOD

 

Matches and gasoline might help your computer fix the Bsod

 

Ooh, it will stop BSOD permanently!

No, i ain't stupid you skrub.. XD

 

I guess you still want the computer to work for Beam forum stuff then best not use Petrol and a matches for it, but yeah its a driver problem your having so thats the reason for it