Hello,
I built my first PC a few days ago and today, when I went to get a drink I walked into my room and saw that my PC had blue screened. I walked in right as it restarted so I do not know the error it said.
Is there anyway to check the likely cause? I know it could have been a lot of things but I'm very nervous I broke something while building the pc.
All the components are brand new and are:
CPU: i9 10850k
Motherboard: Asus TUF Z590 with wifi
GPU: gtx 1080
RAM: corsair rgb ddr4 3200mhz
PSU: 1000 watt evga 80+ gold
Things that I've noted:
I uninstalled the nvidia drivers and am trying to install them again but internet is slow. The download keeps saying failed about about 10 minutes. I don't know if its the internet or something else doing that .
I know I need to give as much info as possible, I just don't know how to find the error, and when I find the error I don't know how to fix it.
I built my first PC a few days ago and today, when I went to get a drink I walked into my room and saw that my PC had blue screened. I walked in right as it restarted so I do not know the error it said.
Is there anyway to check the likely cause? I know it could have been a lot of things but I'm very nervous I broke something while building the pc.
All the components are brand new and are:
CPU: i9 10850k
Motherboard: Asus TUF Z590 with wifi
GPU: gtx 1080
RAM: corsair rgb ddr4 3200mhz
PSU: 1000 watt evga 80+ gold
Things that I've noted:
- I was downloading the witcher 3 from GOG.
- I was running msi afterburner to control fan speed
- internet has been horrible in my area all day
- CPU was not running hot. I gamed for about 15 minutes before started the [played rage 2, max settings 1440p] witcher 3 download and GPU temp was 68c, CPU was around 48-50c
I uninstalled the nvidia drivers and am trying to install them again but internet is slow. The download keeps saying failed about about 10 minutes. I don't know if its the internet or something else doing that .
I know I need to give as much info as possible, I just don't know how to find the error, and when I find the error I don't know how to fix it.