- Jul 17, 2019
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Hello guys, so I was playing Watch Dogs 2 and Assassin's Creed 3 Remastered at ultra settings without any issues in my new pc. So at a time Watch Dogs 2 crashed without showing any error reports which I ignored. But after that none of any high end game runs in my computer, crashes at startup (tested on Watch Dogs 2, Assassin's Creed Origins and Assassin's Creed Odyssey) but Assassin's Creed 3 Remastered runs fine like before.
This is my specs :
CPU : Intel Core-i7 9970k
Motherboard : Asus Prime Z370M-PLUS II
GPU: Zotac GeForce RTX 2080Ti Twin Fan
Ram: Apacer 8x2 DDR4 2666
PSU: Corsair VX 650W 80Plus
My friends suggested that I should change my power supply. But then there is the internet where some people saying 650watt is enough to support a RTX 2080Ti. Some people said It's my Windows 10 1903 updates causing problem. So I managed a Windows 10 1809 ISO and performed a clean install. Even tried downclocking the gpu(Never overclocked it).Nothing changes at all.
(Already contacted Ubisoft technical support, all they says to disable background programs, performing clean installation of system or graphics drivers and then sending them the dxdiag and msinfo, which never helped either. And also they remain silent now. Also I can't even remember how many times i clean installed windows 10 on my pc. Nothing works at all. Also, all the games mentioned are bought in Steam.)
One friend suggested that to clear "temp" and "%temp%" and run the games with admin mode. When i did that suddenly Watch Dogs 2 started running fine like before, but after starting a mission, it freezed and crashed again. Origins crashes at startup before even showing up the menu screen, Odyssey crashes when I try to run benchmark or start the game from the game menu. Watch Dogs 2 runs fine when playing in the lowest settings, crashes when i try to change the settings to higher again.
Do you think it's the PSU causing crashes to the high end games? But it really did run fine with all the games before suddenly the problem started. I don't even remember changing any functions or installing any new softwares which could cause it. No 3rd party anti-virus is installed either. Even i disabled Windows defender on it.
Please help me guys. It will be much appreciated.
This is my specs :
CPU : Intel Core-i7 9970k
Motherboard : Asus Prime Z370M-PLUS II
GPU: Zotac GeForce RTX 2080Ti Twin Fan
Ram: Apacer 8x2 DDR4 2666
PSU: Corsair VX 650W 80Plus
My friends suggested that I should change my power supply. But then there is the internet where some people saying 650watt is enough to support a RTX 2080Ti. Some people said It's my Windows 10 1903 updates causing problem. So I managed a Windows 10 1809 ISO and performed a clean install. Even tried downclocking the gpu(Never overclocked it).Nothing changes at all.
(Already contacted Ubisoft technical support, all they says to disable background programs, performing clean installation of system or graphics drivers and then sending them the dxdiag and msinfo, which never helped either. And also they remain silent now. Also I can't even remember how many times i clean installed windows 10 on my pc. Nothing works at all. Also, all the games mentioned are bought in Steam.)
One friend suggested that to clear "temp" and "%temp%" and run the games with admin mode. When i did that suddenly Watch Dogs 2 started running fine like before, but after starting a mission, it freezed and crashed again. Origins crashes at startup before even showing up the menu screen, Odyssey crashes when I try to run benchmark or start the game from the game menu. Watch Dogs 2 runs fine when playing in the lowest settings, crashes when i try to change the settings to higher again.
Do you think it's the PSU causing crashes to the high end games? But it really did run fine with all the games before suddenly the problem started. I don't even remember changing any functions or installing any new softwares which could cause it. No 3rd party anti-virus is installed either. Even i disabled Windows defender on it.
Please help me guys. It will be much appreciated.
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