Hello fellow gamers!
I require assistance from the experts here.
First of all my rig:
Asus X99 Mobo
i7-6850k
32gb DDR4-3200 RAM
Asus Strix 1080ti GPU
2tb M.2 SSD
EVGA Supernova 1000w PSU.
Monitor: Asus ROG PG27AQ - 4k
My issue:
2 weeks ago when i was playing f1 22, my screen froze with a click emanating from the monitor once, and had to restart the PC. Since then whenever I game, randomly (usually 10-20min after starting or even less after the issue happens) the GPU fans spin up to max, the screen goes black and the pc eventually restarts itself.
Ive read a lot on the internet but I am unsure the best way to trouble shoot
What ive done so far:
Ive read it could be GPU or PSU issue, but i thought Id ask the expert community here.
Looking forward to some advice, appreciate it in advance! If i need to supply any additional information, ill be checking this post frequently.
I require assistance from the experts here.
First of all my rig:
Asus X99 Mobo
i7-6850k
32gb DDR4-3200 RAM
Asus Strix 1080ti GPU
2tb M.2 SSD
EVGA Supernova 1000w PSU.
Monitor: Asus ROG PG27AQ - 4k
My issue:
2 weeks ago when i was playing f1 22, my screen froze with a click emanating from the monitor once, and had to restart the PC. Since then whenever I game, randomly (usually 10-20min after starting or even less after the issue happens) the GPU fans spin up to max, the screen goes black and the pc eventually restarts itself.
Ive read a lot on the internet but I am unsure the best way to trouble shoot
What ive done so far:
- Reinstalled Windows
- cleaned out the pc
- reapplied thermal paste to CPU and GPU, their temps are very good under load (40 degrees on CPU and 50 degrees on GPU)
- reseated GPU and tried it in the other PCIE x16 slot as well.
- reattached all the power supply cables into all the components (mobo, ssd-s, gpu, cpu)
Ive read it could be GPU or PSU issue, but i thought Id ask the expert community here.
Looking forward to some advice, appreciate it in advance! If i need to supply any additional information, ill be checking this post frequently.