Hey all.
ISSUE: System is crashing to S5/Shutdown State. Power drops, displays go blank. Seems to happen primarily in two games,
System Specs:
Things I Have Tried:
I am able to reliably reproduce this crash by loading a particular
Provided the above information, one would assume a temperature issue, but that I am able to run Prime95 without issue, and a GPU benchmark without issue, the only heating issue I can currently think of would be ambient temperatures. Along those lines, it's ~73F in here.
Currently, my assumption is that the combination of CPU and GPU are pulling too much on the
If anyone has any ideas that I might be missing, please share. I'm at my wits' end, currently.
Thank you!
ISSUE: System is crashing to S5/Shutdown State. Power drops, displays go blank. Seems to happen primarily in two games,
7 Days to Die
, and VRChat
. Initially assumed it was an issue with 7 Days to Die
, but after encountering the same issue with VRchat
, Might be an issue with UNITY
-based games?System Specs:
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 3900X
- Cooler: FUMA 2
- GPU: EVGA 3090 FTW3 ULTRA GAMING
- RAM: 32GB (8X4) 3200 14-14-14-34 (Running in XMP)(QVL)
- MOTHERBOARD: X570 AORUS MASTER
- PSU: CORSAIR AX860
- CASE: HAF XB EVO
- All available fans spaces occupied with fans (Well Ventilated)
Things I Have Tried:
- DDU Uninstall / Install fresh drivers.
- Adjusting Windows power settings.
- Swap out HDD with fresh OS (Windows 11) install.
- Prime95 runs fine.
- Superposition Heavenly GPU Benchmark runs fine @
Extreme
settings for both DirectX and OpenGL. - Windows Memory (RAM) diagnostics produce no errors.
- Switched BIOS on GPU from
Normal
toOC
to try to adjust fan curve.
I am able to reliably reproduce this crash by loading a particular
VRChat
world (Midnight Spooktop
). I can play for a bit, but it seems to crash the system after about 3-10 minutes.Provided the above information, one would assume a temperature issue, but that I am able to run Prime95 without issue, and a GPU benchmark without issue, the only heating issue I can currently think of would be ambient temperatures. Along those lines, it's ~73F in here.
Currently, my assumption is that the combination of CPU and GPU are pulling too much on the
AX860
PSU.POSSIBLY IMPORTANT
: I did manage to crash the system in a similar way by running both Prime95 and GPU benchmarks simultaneously.If anyone has any ideas that I might be missing, please share. I'm at my wits' end, currently.
Thank you!