Maniaplanet Forum

I just run TM2 Canyon and Valley, but after play some minutes game is keep freezing(But I can hear the music).

Why this happens and how do I fix this?

My computer specs:

Windows 10 Pro
Intel i7-7700
32GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070

I'm not computer expert so if you need more information about my system, let me know what you needed.
Also my all drivers working fine and are all up-to-dated.

p.s. Also I was posted multiplayer freezing several months ago but still nothing helped.
p.p.s. Personally I really love this TrackMania Franchise and bought most of them, but I don't understand why you guys not try to fix this.

If the devs haven't managed to reproduce the issue and there's not much details about what's happening, it will be pretty hard for them to fix it.

For that matter, do you get freezing only in Maniaplanet or also in other games? Also, are you in full screen or not? Also, do you have a G-sync monitor by any chance? Also, are you using any kind of overlays within the game? (eg. Steam, Discord, etc.) Also, are you by any chance on Maniaplanet 3 rather than Maniaplanet 4? (If you'e not sure about this one, you're probably on 4, but I'm asking since 3 has a known freezing issue.)

Suggestion:
How old is your computer and how long since you had the system physically cleaned? A dirty/ blocked/ worn-out cooling fan can cause overheating. If your video card works very hard, as it will with MP, it must have the best cooling function or the freezing thing can happen. So a good idea to check the fans inside the box. Of course, severe overheating will cause your computer to shut down altogether, then you will have to take it for repairs...

Also, if using a laptop, NEVER use it on your bed or a couch. The cooling vents on most laptops are underneath and a blanket or thick cloth cover will block them, obviously leading to an increase in temperature for your components.

Freezing in multi-player mode will most likely be to do with network or server issues, (as said above, running an overlay) or too many running programs may be the cause.

Cheers.