Whenever I play a game, about half an hour into the session, my PC will just die. The power shuts completely off and it will boot itself back up.
I took it to the repair place and they couldn't figure out why it was happening. We did get some RAM errors, but they re-tested all 4 sticks in each slot on the Motherboard and there were no more errors found after that one time. So that is probably ruled out.
And yes, all drivers are up to date. This is a brand new PC. All fresh new parts. It was just built last week. I will share the specs in case that matters.
Gigabyte Z590 motherboard.
Intel i7 11700k cpu
MSI Nvidia RTX 3080
32g RAM (4 sticks)
Not sure the other parts matter.
The guys at the shop have ran it for 24 hours and did multiple 4k stress tests and it held up the whole time. So why does it keep on dying a half hour into a session of Destiny 2?
Like I said, everything is brand new. This started happening the day it was built. If it dies from a high intensity of graphics, could it be the GPU? Not sure a GPU would cause the whole system to lose power and reboot itself though. And I'm pretty sure it's not a faulty power supply because the PC doesn't crash when there isn't any gaming happening.
I took it to the repair place and they couldn't figure out why it was happening. We did get some RAM errors, but they re-tested all 4 sticks in each slot on the Motherboard and there were no more errors found after that one time. So that is probably ruled out.
And yes, all drivers are up to date. This is a brand new PC. All fresh new parts. It was just built last week. I will share the specs in case that matters.
Gigabyte Z590 motherboard.
Intel i7 11700k cpu
MSI Nvidia RTX 3080
32g RAM (4 sticks)
Not sure the other parts matter.
The guys at the shop have ran it for 24 hours and did multiple 4k stress tests and it held up the whole time. So why does it keep on dying a half hour into a session of Destiny 2?
Like I said, everything is brand new. This started happening the day it was built. If it dies from a high intensity of graphics, could it be the GPU? Not sure a GPU would cause the whole system to lose power and reboot itself though. And I'm pretty sure it's not a faulty power supply because the PC doesn't crash when there isn't any gaming happening.