- Apr 2, 2016
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Hello, a few weeks ago I built my brand new pc, but I have been having this issue of games just randomly closing, this is not BSOD, it just throws me to the desktop. Sometimes is happens after a few minutes sometimes it happens after 30 minutes, sometimes everything seem to work fine.
Total War Warhammer 3 just closes no error no nothing. Shadow of the Tomb Raider gives me this error View: https://imgur.com/tHbEniP
which points to drivers however:
I installed HWInfo to keep an eye on temps while I game and nothing is overheating, CPU is at around 50°C, GPU at 99% load at around 70°C. I ran dozens of benchmark test with unigine heaven and superposition, I undervolted and/or underclocked and/or power limiting to stress test and it runs fine, no crashes, no BSOD.
And yet my games still randomly close...
It's like i'm alt+f4ing (except I'm not -_-)
The only other clue I have is this Shadow of the Tomb Raider log:
I'm using two DDR5 sticks in the A2 and B2 slots with XMP 3.0 enabled and they're supported by my motherboard View: https://imgur.com/0ZFymLS
my system isn't showing any other signs of corrupted RAM.
It can't be a power issue, I have a 1000W PSU CORSAIR RM1000X (2021) which is supposed to be reliable according to psucultists https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/ I'm using 3 separate 8pin cables to power my card so it's not starved when under load.
I am honestly at a loss here, what am I missing... please help I'm so confused
Anyway here are the specs are:
I only have one dump file https://files.catbox.moe/6byuts.zip which is the one and only instance of a restart I had when I was benchmarking in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
Total War Warhammer 3 just closes no error no nothing. Shadow of the Tomb Raider gives me this error View: https://imgur.com/tHbEniP
which points to drivers however:
- This is a fresh Windows 11 install (even tried sfc scannow), everything is updated, I've updated the motherboard BIOS and installed all necessary drivers with Intel Driver & Support Assistant
- Just to be sure I uninstalled GPU drivers with DDU in safe mode and installed the latest Nvidia GPU drivers
I installed HWInfo to keep an eye on temps while I game and nothing is overheating, CPU is at around 50°C, GPU at 99% load at around 70°C. I ran dozens of benchmark test with unigine heaven and superposition, I undervolted and/or underclocked and/or power limiting to stress test and it runs fine, no crashes, no BSOD.
And yet my games still randomly close...
It's like i'm alt+f4ing (except I'm not -_-)
The only other clue I have is this Shadow of the Tomb Raider log:
- 23:42:59:171 (00009116) > [Crash] Memory statistics:
- 23:42:59:171 (00009116) > [Crash] Total RAM = 31.8 GB (32609 MB)
- 23:42:59:171 (00009116) > [Crash] Avail RAM = 23.5 GB (24106 MB)
- 23:42:59:171 (00009116) > [Crash] Total virtual memory = 131072.0 GB (134217727 MB)
- 23:42:59:171 (00009116) > [Crash] Avail virtual memory = 131005.6 GB (134149740 MB)
- 23:42:59:171 (00009116) > [Crash] Unhandled exception at address 0x00000000df4c0324 (code: 0xc0000005): "Access violation"
I'm using two DDR5 sticks in the A2 and B2 slots with XMP 3.0 enabled and they're supported by my motherboard View: https://imgur.com/0ZFymLS
my system isn't showing any other signs of corrupted RAM.
It can't be a power issue, I have a 1000W PSU CORSAIR RM1000X (2021) which is supposed to be reliable according to psucultists https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/ I'm using 3 separate 8pin cables to power my card so it's not starved when under load.
I am honestly at a loss here, what am I missing... please help I'm so confused
Anyway here are the specs are:
- Windows 11 (all updated)
- Motherboard: GIGABYTE Z690 AORUS PRO (updated BIOS, latest clean install drivers)
- CPU: Intel Core i5-12600KF (no way its the cpu right?)
- RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 (tested with Windows Memory Diagnostic)
- GPU: ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 3080 12GB GAMING OC (schrodinger card faulty and not faulty at the same time?)
- PSU: CORSAIR RM1000X 80+Gold 1000W (maybe it's the psu but I don't have a spare to swap and test)
I only have one dump file https://files.catbox.moe/6byuts.zip which is the one and only instance of a restart I had when I was benchmarking in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
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