- Jun 6, 2020
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I just recently built this PC a few days ago, these are the components:
CPU: I7 9700k not overclocked
GPU: 2080 Super Hybrid
MOBO: MSI MPG Z390M Gaming Edge AC (mATX)
RAM: 16GB Corsair DDR4
SSD: 500GB M.2/1 TB SSD (Both Samsung
PSU: Corsair 750W Gold Plus Rated
The issue I am having is that randomly when playing games (or benchmarking) and not when doing regular tasks such as typing or browsing the internet, it freezes. Everything comes to a freeze frame on screen, no sound and everything in the computer keeps running but the color profile for my fans/ram reverts back to default RGB puke. The only way to leave this state is to hard power off and back on again. It doesn't happen with any specific game (have only tested CS:GO and Squad) and occurs at random intervals of time during the Heaven benchmark. When I was troubleshooting/running diagnostics I would run the benchmark and time it to see when it would stop, the weird thing is that it was able to keep going longer and longer each time I ran it. First 12 min before it would freeze, then 14, 20, and even up to an hour and seven minutes. I am wondering if it is a hardware or software issue, I have already ordered a new Motherboard which will be here next week because others I have found on the internet fixed their issue by replacing it. Any help it appreciated, thanks!
CPU: I7 9700k not overclocked
GPU: 2080 Super Hybrid
MOBO: MSI MPG Z390M Gaming Edge AC (mATX)
RAM: 16GB Corsair DDR4
SSD: 500GB M.2/1 TB SSD (Both Samsung
PSU: Corsair 750W Gold Plus Rated
The issue I am having is that randomly when playing games (or benchmarking) and not when doing regular tasks such as typing or browsing the internet, it freezes. Everything comes to a freeze frame on screen, no sound and everything in the computer keeps running but the color profile for my fans/ram reverts back to default RGB puke. The only way to leave this state is to hard power off and back on again. It doesn't happen with any specific game (have only tested CS:GO and Squad) and occurs at random intervals of time during the Heaven benchmark. When I was troubleshooting/running diagnostics I would run the benchmark and time it to see when it would stop, the weird thing is that it was able to keep going longer and longer each time I ran it. First 12 min before it would freeze, then 14, 20, and even up to an hour and seven minutes. I am wondering if it is a hardware or software issue, I have already ordered a new Motherboard which will be here next week because others I have found on the internet fixed their issue by replacing it. Any help it appreciated, thanks!
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