Did the issue start occurring after you did something, like Windows update or driver update, or an overclock? Regardless, use Display Driver Uninstaller to remove your currently installed graphics card drivers, then install the latest version from official Nvidia/AMD website.
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Did you try doing what I have mentioned in the previous reply? Also, how are you getting a total of 24 GB RAM? This must be through either 2 or 3 sticks? Run memtest64 to check for any RAM problems.
Was that RAM working well together before? Are they both the same clock speeds? Are you OCing it past 2144?
Yes! the ram worked great before, mainly got them for star citizen at the time and ran like a champ!
Try removing the 2x4 GB sticks and see if the crashes persist. Also, make sure the two 8GB sticks are in alternate slots, and not in consecutive slots.
Okay, run the memtest64 with only the two 8GB sticks installed. If you get no errors, I think it's safe to say the problem is not your RAM. My next guess would be PSU. Even though you have a very high quality, overkill PSU, that still does not mean it cannot be defective. Plus, most of the issues you seem to be having do look PSU-related (random crashes, even the stuttering). If possible, try to use a different PSU to power your system and see if the crashes still happen. If this is not at all possible, I would suggest contacting Corsair for a replacement.
ill do the memtest 64 when i get back from work, and ive worried if it was my PSU. Even though i had random changes of different issues could it be still psu? They are all consistent until i change something in the software than its a new problem
Yes, it still can be the PSU. Crashes like these can often be caused by a failing PSU or faulty memory, and less often by motherboard and CPU. But this might also be a dying storage drive. Try running a disk health check on your storage drives, see if there's any issues there as well.
I replaced the HDD and the SDD recently (roughly within 1 month ago) so there shouldnt be a issue that persist, however i did copy windows over to my new ssd and the 1st issue happened with my old ssd and HDD
You should try reinstalling Windows then, but from the error shown at the time of crash, it means that the PC shutdown unexpectedly, which I think is more likely to be hardware-related, since software-caused crashes would have at least some reason listed in the Event Viewer. Still, reinstalling Windows might be a way to fix this issue, since a bad Windows install can cause all types of trouble. But like I said, this issue seems to be hardware-related, and often these types of crashes are due to low quality PSU's or defective ones. Yours is not low quality, so it's probably defective(if it is the problem).
Breaking News taking out my 2x8 ram cards seem to stop the random spazzing out, however the sad news is problem 2 is back, where my computer will randomly crash. First screen then audio in a few minutes.
Had another crash while playing and it seemed intresting it seems like my game fully closed (i logged out) my screen went dark, HOWEVER discord was working and so was my P2T. any big brain advice?
That sounds like the GPU just stopped sending a signal to the monitor after the game closed, but everything else was working. Do you have/can you borrow a GPU to test in your system, see if that resolves the issue?
Not sure if it mattered or my poor english wording, but my game crashed not closed willingly and it happened due to the after the black out screen. Also sadly no i don't any alternatives?
It's going to be too hard to determine which part of your PC is the problem without having other parts to swap out with and test. I think it's best if you take it to a PC hardware store and let them determine the problem, because they will have the parts to test out with, and determine which part is faulty. Even after all the information you have given, we have still not been able to rule out PSU, GPU, CPU, motherboard or storage drives. All we were able to rule out was RAM, and even that isn't a 100% guarantee. I think it would be better to let a professional handle this.
Hey so i swapped out a PSU, changed drives again, and i was temp monitoring to make sure it wasn't over heating. The only thing i haven't tried is changing out graphics card and reinstalling windows. I want to also note this computer idles over 10 hrs and haven't crash once. Hopefully if you haven't given up this will leave some clues.
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