So I'm not really sure what causes this issue. Every so often while my pc is on load the video signal ends and it starts to sound like a vacuum. The computer won't shut down from the power button so I've had to use the power supply switch. This is kinda scary because I had set current capability to 140% and just recently had a thought that does power switch shut-down cause over-current up to that 140% that would f*** things up even more.
So does anyone know what could cause this? Is it possible for transistors to blow up in a way that wouldn't necessarily make the pc completely unusable or is it possible for the VRM components / powersupply to get damaged under these conditions. Or is it possible that my 2080 ti is bad? If that, could overclocking through Precision X1 cause this?
I don't know does this matter but I set my overclocks to default values to check if they could've caused this - surprise! - under these conditions the crash happened almost immediately when I went to desktop. Some minutes ago I opened my case and switched dimm's from slots 2-4 to 1-3 and switched gpu from 1st pci slot to the 2nd and overclocked the system values to the ones I've had the most luck with before:
CPU - 3.7 GHz with manual 1.35 v
Memory - 3800 MHz with manual 1.175 v SOC, (+ loosened timings)
Current capabilities to 130% and no LLC
Currently I don't seem to have the issue but I haven't done any long performance heavy tasks yet.
Pc specs
Mobo - PRIME X370-PRO
CPU - Ryzen 1600 (w/ the included cooler)
RAM - Ripjaws V DDR4-3200 C16
Powersupply - Corsair TX750M
GPU - RTX 2080 ti FE
Extra cooling - nothing fancy / worth mentioning
Monitor - Samsung CF791
So does anyone know what could cause this? Is it possible for transistors to blow up in a way that wouldn't necessarily make the pc completely unusable or is it possible for the VRM components / powersupply to get damaged under these conditions. Or is it possible that my 2080 ti is bad? If that, could overclocking through Precision X1 cause this?
I don't know does this matter but I set my overclocks to default values to check if they could've caused this - surprise! - under these conditions the crash happened almost immediately when I went to desktop. Some minutes ago I opened my case and switched dimm's from slots 2-4 to 1-3 and switched gpu from 1st pci slot to the 2nd and overclocked the system values to the ones I've had the most luck with before:
CPU - 3.7 GHz with manual 1.35 v
Memory - 3800 MHz with manual 1.175 v SOC, (+ loosened timings)
Current capabilities to 130% and no LLC
Currently I don't seem to have the issue but I haven't done any long performance heavy tasks yet.
Pc specs
Mobo - PRIME X370-PRO
CPU - Ryzen 1600 (w/ the included cooler)
RAM - Ripjaws V DDR4-3200 C16
Powersupply - Corsair TX750M
GPU - RTX 2080 ti FE
Extra cooling - nothing fancy / worth mentioning
Monitor - Samsung CF791