forear.blogg.se - Starcraft 2 causing computer crash

Storage: XPG SX8200 Pro 2TB NVME, 3x ADATA Ultimate SU800 1TB (RAID 0), Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500GB NVME.GPU: MSI RTX 2080 Sea Hawk EK X, 2070Mhz core, 8000Mhz mem.

CPU: Intel Core i9 9900K up to 5.3Ghz, 5.0Ghz all-core.

Have tried different wall outlets other powered items on same outlet don’t turn off when computer shuts off so I don’t think it’s a wall outlet issue Underclocking by applying a -50 MHz offset to GPU seems to make system stable Old PSU was 850 watts but I have swapped it with a new 850 watt PSU Temperatures in system are reasonable highest GPU temp I’ve seen is ~70 Celsius usually lower CPU is also at a normal temp Made sure separate cables are being fed to GPU from PSU not one daisy chainedĬPU is run at stock settings however XMP is enabled For ease of reading below is a bulleted list of my system information and what I have tried so far.Īny help that people can offer would be incredibly appreciated!Ħ fans in the case (including the radiator fans)ĮVGA 850 watt PSU (2 separate cables are being fed into GPU not 1 daisy chained) I’ve noticed that by applying a negative 50 MHz offset to the cards clock speed seems to make it stable. I thought my PSU could be the issue so I swapped it out for a new EVGA 850 watt (was running 850 watt previously as well) and the issue persisted. Since the install my computer will crash (system shuts off and resets) under heavy load (such as time spy benchmark with other programs such as a twitch stream running on a second monitor).