Question RTX 3060 Crashing on gaming

[AnDjinn]

Hi everyone, i recently bought an RTX 3060 12GB GALAX, and every game i play the desktop crash. (sometimes a BSOD appear, sometimes just crash till i restart manually)

My config:
I9-9900k
MOBO: Z370M Aorus Gaming mobo
RAM: 32gb (4x8gb same frequency)
PSU: PCYES ATX 600w séries 80 Plus Bronze
Win 11

I already installed msi afterburn, monitoring the temperature, but nothing seens to happen the temperature is about 35~45º when using, and i really don't know why this is happening.I also reinstalled windows, with the clean installation of the drivers, and the gpu keep crashing

I have an old 1070, that i'm using to play games till fix, and with the new 3060, all they are crashing.
games i'm running : Snowbreak Containment, Diablo 4, The Crew 2 and Baldurs Gate 3
The crash is random, not at some specific time. Sometimes i play 2 min, sometimes 30min

can anyone help me with this issue??

I already send to the Galax support, they reply with some videos with my gpu running without problem and send me back the gpu.
I also test a new PSU 750w with my friend, and the crash happened again.
i can't figure out.

 

[RedBear87]

Did you try to reset/reinstall your OS? Alternatively, couldn't you try the GPU on your friend's PC? There might be some issues with your installation, assuming that Galax was through with their tests.

 

[AnDjinn]

Did you try to reset/reinstall your OS? Alternatively, couldn't you try the GPU on your friend's PC? There might be some issues with your installation, assuming that Galax was through with their tests.

Yes i did! after i install the gpu, i did a clean install of the OS in a new m2 that i bought too.The gpu runs without issues in another desktop.

I forget to mention that i run about 3 Benchmarks, and in no one the crash happen.

 

[RedBear87]

Yes i did! after i install the gpu, i did a clean install of the OS in a new m2 that i bought too.The gpu runs without issues in another desktop.

I forget to mention that i run about 3 Benchmarks, and in no one the crash happen.

Well, so it's almost certainly an issue with your installation, probably there's some issue with the GPU drivers. If you need/want to keep your old Windows system, you could either give a try to DDU, if you haven't done it already, or perhaps try Windows' reset, which can reset the system while keeping all the user files.

 

[Unolocogringo]

PSU: PCYES ATX 600w séries 80 Plus Bronze
Could not find any reviews in a quick search.
Never heard of this brand.
Could you connect a different power supply to the system to see if it is the problem?
A good quality with at least gold rating .
30?? series cards have transient power spikes that cheaper power supplies can not cope with.