Hello everyone.
I recently went out and bought me an Alienware Aurora R11 desktop, I don't know an insane amount of computers so I figured i'd play it safe and get me a prebuilt. It's a pretty nice computer, runs most popular games nowadays on medium to high at 110-120fps.
But just yesterday my PC will black screen, my iCue profiles for my keyboard and mouse are taken off, and my fans run at max. The ONLY way to turn off my computer is a hard reset.
This will usually occur while in-game, but will occasionally happen even when simply browsing the internet. I did notice for some reason my CPU usage in games is relatively low ~30% but sits between 80-90c most of the time while my GPU is at 80-100% usage but sits at a reasonable temp around 65-75c.
One time my PC wouldn't even fully boot into windows, I was greeted on my screen with some error telling me to connect my PCIE into my GPU; I then opened my case, unplugged it, and plugged it back in. Voila! It works! Well, no. I still get crashes almost every hour.
Lots of people are stating this is a GPU issue but I have not found a single fix for this including rolling back drivers for my 2080 Super.
Help!
I recently went out and bought me an Alienware Aurora R11 desktop, I don't know an insane amount of computers so I figured i'd play it safe and get me a prebuilt. It's a pretty nice computer, runs most popular games nowadays on medium to high at 110-120fps.
But just yesterday my PC will black screen, my iCue profiles for my keyboard and mouse are taken off, and my fans run at max. The ONLY way to turn off my computer is a hard reset.
This will usually occur while in-game, but will occasionally happen even when simply browsing the internet. I did notice for some reason my CPU usage in games is relatively low ~30% but sits between 80-90c most of the time while my GPU is at 80-100% usage but sits at a reasonable temp around 65-75c.
One time my PC wouldn't even fully boot into windows, I was greeted on my screen with some error telling me to connect my PCIE into my GPU; I then opened my case, unplugged it, and plugged it back in. Voila! It works! Well, no. I still get crashes almost every hour.
Lots of people are stating this is a GPU issue but I have not found a single fix for this including rolling back drivers for my 2080 Super.
Help!