Question Things happened after changin to RTX 2070

[aliffzikri.braps]

ive been using my RTX 2070 for like 1 month already... there's nothing wrong with it...but lately my games started to crash.Destiny 2 with the error "Broccoli" , GTA v crashed with error "ERR_GFX_D3D_INIT" and Watch Dog 2 crashing with no error.
I dont know what's causing these crashes...it was fine when i just bought it...I dont know if there's a program thats causing these or my GPU is overheated and causing the games to crash.I really need help on this one

My setup :
• OS: Windows 10 ultimate - 64-bit
• CPU:AMD RYZEN 7 2700X
• Cpu Cooler: AMD WRAITH PRISM COOLER (Stock Cooler)
• GPU: MSI RTX 2070 GAMING Z 8G
• RAM:2x G.Skill Trident Z (RGB) 8GB 2400ghz =16GB
• Case:Armaggeddon Infineon 5000
• Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX B350-F GAMING
• PSU: Corsair VS 650w

 

[WildCard999]

Looking at your specs I would suspect the PSU as the Corsair VS series are very low quality.

 

[aliffzikri.braps]

Looking at your specs I would suspect the PSU as the Corsair VS series are very low quality.

Any suggestion on a better PSU?

 

[WildCard999]

Any suggestion on a better PSU?

Either the Seasonic Focus Gold 550W or 650W would be much better. Now I'm not 100% sure if swapping out the PSU will fix your issue but I would do it anyways as those VS series really aren't good for gaming and the last thing you want is for it to damage your GPU or other parts.

CPU/GPU temps should be under 80C while gaming. If you've overclocked either CPU or GPU I would put them back to stock for now until you get this issue resolved.

The Broccoli error is a driver error so you may need to do a clean install of the GPU drivers or use DDU to manually do the clean install of drivers.

 

[aliffzikri.braps]

Either the Seasonic Focus Gold 550W or 650W would be much better. Now I'm not 100% sure if swapping out the PSU will fix your issue but I would do it anyways as those VS series really aren't good for gaming and the last thing you want is for it to damage your GPU or other parts.

CPU/GPU temps should be under 80C while gaming. If you've overclocked either CPU or GPU I would put them back to stock for now until you get this issue resolved.

The Broccoli error is a driver error so you may need to do a clean install of the GPU drivers or use DDU to manually do the clean install of drivers.

The Brocolli error is still happening right now... I already did a clean install of Nvidia Driver