Recent content by scowi3

It's your cheap and nasty PSU that is the problem. It can't handle your thirsty GPU. A decent PSU will have an 80+ energy efficiency rating (bronze,silver,gold,platinum, etc). You have two options. Get a decent PSU (a 2nd hand one off eBay would be fine), or get a less thirsty GPU that wont...

Might be a graphics card issue. Have you got an old one you can test in its place to see if the same thing happens? Another thing you could try is reducing your GPU's clock speed or slightly increasing it's voltage with Wattman.

Reinstalling Windows is unlikely to help with what is most certainly a hardware issue, unless you were to install it on a new SSD, as it could well be a storage-related freeze as I have had such a problem myself with an old SSD... my system would freeze for 30s before continuing and when I...

I don't see any real errors amongst that info. In Event Viewer, errors have a red exclamation symbol next to them. Warning messages can be important too, they have a yellow exclamation symbol next to them. Everything else can be ignored. Btw, it is specifically the "Windows Logs -> System"...

Have you checked the system logs for an indication of what may have caused the crashes? Run Event Viewer and go to Windows Logs -> System and look for entries that have a red error symbol around the times you've crashed.