Hello, I'm having an issue with my new PC I just built. Here are my specs
Motherboard: ASRock Z390 Taichi Ultimate
CPU: i9-9900K
GPU: 2080ti
Ram: Corsair 16gb x2
PSU: 650 watt EVGA
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Approximately 20-30 minutes after starting a resource intensive game my PC will start lagging. Not just the game, but my PC as a whole. The mouse won't move, the sound cuts out/pauses, etc. This continues for a few minutes after I close the game, but eventually stops. I have been able to consistently recreate this with Total War Three Kingdoms and Mount Blade Bannerlord. However, other games, such as Kingdom Come Deliverance, Crusader Kings 3, and Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition (not remastered) do not present this issue.
My temps don't exceed 80 degrees Celsius, typically staying around 60-65. My resource utilization never seems to exceed 50%. The PC seems to work fine outside of this.
I do have my GPU connected via a 2x 8 pin connection, which is then connected to a 6+2, which then connects to the PSU. My 2x8 pin cable wasn't long enough to reach my PSU.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Motherboard: ASRock Z390 Taichi Ultimate
CPU: i9-9900K
GPU: 2080ti
Ram: Corsair 16gb x2
PSU: 650 watt EVGA
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Approximately 20-30 minutes after starting a resource intensive game my PC will start lagging. Not just the game, but my PC as a whole. The mouse won't move, the sound cuts out/pauses, etc. This continues for a few minutes after I close the game, but eventually stops. I have been able to consistently recreate this with Total War Three Kingdoms and Mount Blade Bannerlord. However, other games, such as Kingdom Come Deliverance, Crusader Kings 3, and Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition (not remastered) do not present this issue.
My temps don't exceed 80 degrees Celsius, typically staying around 60-65. My resource utilization never seems to exceed 50%. The PC seems to work fine outside of this.
I do have my GPU connected via a 2x 8 pin connection, which is then connected to a 6+2, which then connects to the PSU. My 2x8 pin cable wasn't long enough to reach my PSU.
Any help is greatly appreciated.