Asus Strix 1080ti freezes

[ammonarrow]

Asus GTX 1080ti randomly freezes at around 60 Degree, and closes Program and returns to Windows.
What could be wrong with the card?
Everything in my system is good.

And I tried to underclock it to Stock Founders Editon.

 

[jankerson]

Post system specs including PSU make and model.

 

[ammonarrow]

Post system specs including PSU make and model.

Corsair CS750M as PSU
I7 9700k
Asus Strix z390-f
Some Corsair Fans
2x Venegance RGB RAM

 

[norcalsc]

was a clean win 10 install performed on this machine?

 

[ammonarrow]

was a clean win 10 install performed on this machine?

No. However Strix 1070 works fine.

 

[norcalsc]

i sure that the strix is fine, that wasn't my concern. when you update hardware like a motherboard and CPU it's best practice to do a clean win 10 install. issues like this are usually the end result of not doing that

 

[ammonarrow]

i sure that the strix is fine, that wasn't my concern. when you update hardware like a motherboard and CPU it's best practice to do a clean win 10 install. issues like this are usually the end result of not doing that

Okay. I will be buying a new ssd anyways, so I have to reinstall the drivers. What I am more concered about, is getting my data moved.
Is there a good way for that?

Oh and I thought maybe thr VRM's are getting to hot, might that be the issue?

 

[ammonarrow]

i sure that the strix is fine, that wasn't my concern. when you update hardware like a motherboard and CPU it's best practice to do a clean win 10 install. issues like this are usually the end result of not doing that

So I installed Windows new on a new SSD. Same stuff again. Here a video

https://photos.app.goo.gl/pC67KZMHQrgDSBXP9

 

[jankerson]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

 

[ammonarrow]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

Daisy Chained. As I cant find another PCI Cable

 

[jankerson]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

Daisy Chained. As I cant find another PCI Cable

That's likely the issue.

Contact Corsair and get another one.

 

[ammonarrow]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

Daisy Chained. As I cant find another PCI Cable

That's likely the issue.

Contact Corsair and get another one.

I'll give it a shot.

 

[jankerson]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

Daisy Chained. As I cant find another PCI Cable

That's likely the issue.

Contact Corsair and get another one.

I'll give it a shot.

Those high end GTX 1080Ti pull a lot of power, well over 300W easy.

I know because I have a EVGA GTX 1080Ti FTW3, and believe me they are no joke.

 

[ammonarrow]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

Daisy Chained. As I cant find another PCI Cable

That's likely the issue.

Contact Corsair and get another one.

I'll give it a shot.

Those high end GTX 1080Ti pull a lot of power, well over 300W easy.

I know because I have a EVGA GTX 1080Ti FTW3, and believe me they are no joke.

So with 100% Fan Usage, I got the same error, but a hit delayed.
Now I opened the card up, to see if theres anything wrong.

Looks like the Thermal Paste is all over it, is that normal?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/Fpkhh5jrWaRYq3Yu6

 

[ammonarrow]

How is the GPU connected to the PSU?

Using one PCIe daisy chain or two PCIe cables?

Should be two separate cables.

Daisy Chained. As I cant find another PCI Cable

That's likely the issue.

Contact Corsair and get another one.

I'll give it a shot.

Those high end GTX 1080Ti pull a lot of power, well over 300W easy.

I know because I have a EVGA GTX 1080Ti FTW3, and believe me they are no joke.

Another thing I found out, the GPU Labeling managed to grave in on the cooler.
Is that normal?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/kis7u6GuxoNAuK36A