RX 2700X, NOT MY GTX 1080 TI crashing my games!!! HELP

[BoondockSaint080]

I have a GTX 1080 TI and an R7 2700X with anb evga 650w gold certified psu. Any game i play will crash after about 10 min of gameplay when overclocked. I'm super confused and don't know what to do. I've tried a million overclocking solutions and looked at guides. The 1080 TI is new as is the 2700X. All drivers are updated and all were wiped prior to the switch. motherboard bios was flashed, as was the gpu's even. i was running an i5 6600k and GTX 1060. I'm really confused and need help. it can't be as simple as needing more power. Any help is appreciated. thanks again.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

 

[cbrocks06]

what are your temps while this happens? maybe take the oc off the cpu and see if it still crashes?

 

[stevenjemint]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

 

[BoondockSaint080]

what are your temps while this happens? maybe take the oc off the cpu and see if it still crashes?

They're super normal. GPU topped off at 76 and the cpu says 86, but with ryzen's 10 degree offset, it's actually 76. Temps have always been fine.

 

[BoondockSaint080]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

mortal fool

 

[stevenjemint]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

mortal fool

actual clock x 2 = effective clock or 5GHz x 2 = 10GHz

 

[cbrocks06]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

mortal fool

take the OC off and see if it still crashes

 

[BoondockSaint080]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

mortal fool

actual clock x 2 = effective clock or 5GHz x 2 = 10GHz

i don't think you hit the link. Those are core clocks. They've always been accurate to my oc but they spiked for some reason. I'm aware of how the memory clock works. Might be a software glitch or a huge problem.

 

[cbrocks06]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

mortal fool

actual clock x 2 = effective clock or 5GHz x 2 = 10GHz

i don't think you hit the link. Those are core clocks. They've always been accurate to my oc but they spiked for some reason. I'm aware of how the memory clock works. Might be a software glitch or a huge problem.

did you take the OC off yet?? like i said go back to stock and test some games and see if it crashes

 

[BoondockSaint080]

If its crashing in games at stock settings send it back for a replacement.

"got as high as 5100mhz, which is ridiculous, even though it was clocked at 4ghz"

I think you are getting your memory speed and clock speed mixed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-eNd-cZbQyCv7X2guF5cjGk6Qoad9NC/view?usp=sharing

mortal fool

actual clock x 2 = effective clock or 5GHz x 2 = 10GHz

i don't think you hit the link. Those are core clocks. They've always been accurate to my oc but they spiked for some reason. I'm aware of how the memory clock works. Might be a software glitch or a huge problem.

did you take the OC off yet?? like i said go back to stock and test some games and see if it crashes

After dropping it to 3.7ghz and it still crashes. no overclock everything stock. I'm really worried i've got a bad gpu. could games crash from taking too much power from the psu? also when it crashes, the audio continues, but the video freezes and i have to alt f4, which sometimes that doesn't even work. i did a heaven benchmark and it scored a 4700 on 1080p ultra, which is outlandishly high for the card. this is weird. after a crash at 3.8ghz, this is some hwmonitor data:
Display adapter 0
ID 0x1090302
Name NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Board Manufacturer EVGA Corp.
Revision A1
Codename GP102
Core family 0x132 (GP102)
Technology 16 nm
Memory size 11 GB
Memory type GDDR5X
Memory vendor Micron
PCI device bus 29 (0x1D), device 0 (0x0), function 0 (0x0)
Vendor ID 0x10DE (0x3842)
Model ID 0x1B06 (0x6593)
Revision ID 0xA1
Performance Level 0
Core clock 1556.5 MHz
Memory clock 5508.0 MHz


Monitor 0
Model Dell S2417DG (Dell Computer)
ID DELA0E7
Serial #ASMDN/0Z6Xnd
Manufacturing Date Week 48, Year 2016
Size 24.0 inches
Max Resolution 2560 x 1440 @ 59 Hz
Horizontal Freq. Range 34-222 kHz
Vertical Freq. Range 30-144 Hz
Max Pixel Clock 590 MHz
Gamma Factor 2.2
Temperature 0 45 degC (113 degF) (Package (Node 0))
Voltage 0 1.25 Volts (CPU VDD (Node 0))
Voltage 1 1.24 Volts (VID #0)
Voltage 2 1.24 Volts (VID #1)
Voltage 3 1.26 Volts (VID #2)
Voltage 4 1.24 Volts (VID #3)
Voltage 5 1.24 Volts (VID #4)
Voltage 6 1.24 Volts (VID #5)
Voltage 7 1.26 Volts (VID #6)
Voltage 8 1.25 Volts (VID #7)
Power 00 28.56 W (Package)
Power 01 1.74 W (Core #0)
Power 02 1.38 W (Core #1)
Power 03 1.33 W (Core #2)
Power 04 1.75 W (Core #3)
Power 05 1.16 W (Core #4)
Power 06 1.43 W (Core #5)
Power 07 1.20 W (Core #6)
Power 08 1.21 W (Core #7)
Power 09 12.38 W (Cores)
Clock Speed 0 3798.38 MHz (Core #0)
Clock Speed 1 3798.38 MHz (Core #1)
Clock Speed 2 3798.38 MHz (Core #2)
Clock Speed 3 3798.38 MHz (Core #3)
Clock Speed 4 3798.38 MHz (Core #4)
Clock Speed 5 3798.38 MHz (Core #5)
Clock Speed 6 3798.38 MHz (Core #6)
Clock Speed 7 3798.38 MHz (Core #7)
Core 0 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 1 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 2 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 3 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 4 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 5 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 6 max ratio (effective) 38.0
Core 7 max ratio (effective) 38.0

 

[norcalsc]

did you switch your old HDD/SSD from your old PC to the new one? a fresh win 10 install is needed

 

[BoondockSaint080]

did you switch your old HDD/SSD from your old PC to the new one? a fresh win 10 install is needed

Yes. The ssd was formatted and windows was reinstalled after the cpu upgrade. Between the cpu upgrade and the cpu upgrade, no games crashed. After the 1080 TI, things went south. Could it be an issue with how low the wattage of my PSU is?

EDIT: figured out that it is the cpu being overclocked causing my crashing. changing the title of this post and investigating further.