Hey guys, just to add more details. Here are my system components:
PC 1:
Ryzen 3700X
Sapphire Pulse II RX-6700XT
32GB-3600 Corsair LPX
MSI B450 Pro Carbon
970 Evo NVMe
Seasonic Focus 80+ Gold 650w
PC 2:
Ryzen 5800X3D
Sapphire Pulse II RX-6700XT
32GB-3600 G.Skill TridentZ
MSI B550I Gaming Edge Max
Generic 1TB NVMe (Micron)
Corsair 80+ Platinum SF-750w
As you can see, the only part I've shared between builds is the GPU, leading me to believe it could be a hardware failure. The issue has happened on both builds. Here is my issue:
Almost daily, whenever playing games, sometimes my GPU utilization will shoot up to 100% and cause my entire system to start lagging or even hang/crash. I will also hear audio crackling/popping when this happens. It will immediately fix itself on reboot. While my system lags, if I use an ingame FPS counter, the FPS is actually staying around the same (I use a 144hz monitor, usually cap FPS at 150). While the system itself is lagging/jittering, the FPS is still the same.
I have tried everything I know:
Does anyone have any ideas?
PC 1:
Ryzen 3700X
Sapphire Pulse II RX-6700XT
32GB-3600 Corsair LPX
MSI B450 Pro Carbon
970 Evo NVMe
Seasonic Focus 80+ Gold 650w
PC 2:
Ryzen 5800X3D
Sapphire Pulse II RX-6700XT
32GB-3600 G.Skill TridentZ
MSI B550I Gaming Edge Max
Generic 1TB NVMe (Micron)
Corsair 80+ Platinum SF-750w
As you can see, the only part I've shared between builds is the GPU, leading me to believe it could be a hardware failure. The issue has happened on both builds. Here is my issue:
Almost daily, whenever playing games, sometimes my GPU utilization will shoot up to 100% and cause my entire system to start lagging or even hang/crash. I will also hear audio crackling/popping when this happens. It will immediately fix itself on reboot. While my system lags, if I use an ingame FPS counter, the FPS is actually staying around the same (I use a 144hz monitor, usually cap FPS at 150). While the system itself is lagging/jittering, the FPS is still the same.
I have tried everything I know:
- Using different GPU drivers,
- Updating BIOS and chipset firmware,
- Reinstalling Windows (I actually just reinstalled Windows and ONLY put games on, it's still happening).
Does anyone have any ideas?