Recent content by Hammiches

I resolved to do this tomorrow and started playing some WoW classic and now, for the first time ever, WoW classic is causing the crash. Monitoring on Afterburner it's hitting the same marks as something way more demanding. 100% GPU usage, 74°C. No way a game from 2004 should be causing so many...

Unfortunately, it seems like this made it crash faster.

Temperature hit 74°C before the crash. GPU usage was at 99%. Is it possible that's the culprit?

I'd also like to add that I did get a crash code one time after a crash and I saw it associated with a "Hung GPU" online. Regrettably I didn't write down that code, but maybe that narrows things down.

I greatly appreciate your help. I would bet the warranty is expired, I built this computer almost exactly 3 years ago. I don't have another PC to test it with (and I wouldn't actually know how to even if I did). This issue started roughly 4 months ago. The question about the PCIE cables is...

Thankfully, I'm smart enough to avoid that.

Happily, I had written something longer but it wasn't letting me post it because it was too long. No overclocking whatsoever. PSU: Corsair RM750x CPU: Intel Core i7-12700k CPU cooler: Corsair Water cooling (forgive me I forget the model) Motherboard: ASUS Prime Z690-P Wifi D4 Ram: 32 GB DDR4...

I've been able to mostly avoid crashes by turning down graphics settings well below what a 3060TI should be able to handle but it'll still crash at specific points in the games.

I've been having an issue with my computer where playing games on high or even medium settings will crash my GPU. The crash: When the crash occurs the two monitors plugged into the GPU go black and say that there is no signal. My third monitor, plugged into my motherboard, will flicker on and...