PC Crashes (No BSOD) and fans Roar on 100%

[Lenor96]

My new pc (<2 months) has this problem when it just crashes when gaming, no BSOD no error report when starting up. GPU fans start roaring at 100% and the sound turns to a buzz and I have to hold down the power button to shut it off but the GPU temps never go over 74c (Checked in MSI Afterburner and Wattman). I never OC or Strain it in any way.
while not gaming occasionally blacks the screen for no more than a quarter of a second and continues to work normaly
games on which it happened:
CS:GO
STAR WARS Battlefront
Battlefield 4
Fallout 4

My Specs:
CPU: Fx-8370
GPU: Powercolor RX-480 Red Devil 8gb
MB: MSI 970 Gaming
PSU: Raidmax Cobra Power 850w 80+
RAM: Kingston 4gb+4gb (don't know what model, only thing from the old pc)

 

[Carnaxus]

Sounds like driver corruption. Does your screen ever go all kinds of crazy during these crashes?

The fans suddenly going 100% sounds like something's caused the GPU to suddenly get fully loaded and heat up in a hurry. That could be a bad driver, or it could be an issue with the card itself.

 

[Lenor96]

Sounds like driver corruption. Does your screen ever go all kinds of crazy during these crashes?

The fans suddenly going 100% sounds like something's caused the GPU to suddenly get fully loaded and heat up in a hurry. That could be a bad driver, or it could be an issue with the card itself.

Screen just looses connection.
Just installed the newest crimson drivers so I will keep you up to date.
thanks

 

[Carnaxus]

The only other thing I can think of is you mentioned that the RAM is from your old PC; while still pretty unlikely, it could be that one or even both sticks are at the end of their life. If updating your drivers doesn't fix the issue, I'd run a memory test.

 

[Lenor96]

The only other thing I can think of is you mentioned that the RAM is from your old PC; while still pretty unlikely, it could be that one or even both sticks are at the end of their life. If updating your drivers doesn't fix the issue, I'd run a memory test.

Can you recommend me a memory test that I should use because the problem is still here
Thanks

 

[Carnaxus]

The words "memory test" are a link 😉

 

[Lenor96]

The only other thing I can think of is you mentioned that the RAM is from your old PC; while still pretty unlikely, it could be that one or even both sticks are at the end of their life. If updating your drivers doesn't fix the issue, I'd run a memory test.

Did the memory test that you told me 2 times both passed
We can rule ram, any other tests you can recommend me?
Thanks

 

[Carnaxus]

The only thing left is your graphics driver. See if there's an updated driver for your graphics card; if there isn't one, download the latest driver installer anyways, use Display Driver Uninstaller to fully remove the current driver, and install it again.

If that doesn't fix it, it's beyond my knowledge. Sorry.

 

[Lenor96]

So the pc was at repair for 20 days and It came back with a report that it ran 3dmark11 for 96 hours and played 4k youtube videos for 50 and there was no problem so I took and replaced the power distributor and now it works so pretty sure that was the fault...

 

[Carnaxus]

Power distributor? You mean the PSU (Power Supply Unit)? Glad you were able to fix your issue; I'll mark the solution for you, since the forum doesn't let you pick your own posts.

 

[Lenor96]

Power distributor? You mean the PSU (Power Supply Unit)? Glad you were able to fix your issue; I'll mark the solution for you, since the forum doesn't let you pick your own posts.

I actually mean the power distributor, it still has the same PSU inside.

 

[Carnaxus]

I've never heard of a computer with a separate power distributor inside; usually that's just part of the PSU.

 

[Lenor96]

I've never heard of a computer with a separate power distributor inside; usually that's just part of the PSU.

No no, I didn't explain it good, i was thinking of this https://www.google.rs/search?q=power+distributor&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi98Z3etqXUAhUBJJoKHUqsDYkQ_AUICigB&biw=1680&bih=933#tbm=isch&q=power+strip&imgrc=LcDAU3z3nP8MmM:&spf=1496621785964

 

[Carnaxus]

Oh, power strip/surge protector. Right.