Hey guys. So for a little over a year I have been battling and fighting with trying to fix the instability of my pc. Initially when I built the rig I played a lot of warzone and cod multiplayer and experienced hard crashes that would restart my pc entirely. The crashes were very inconsistent and the pc would sometimes go weeks without an issue, or be riddled the whole night with back to back crashing. At first I chocked it up to being cod itself and the games fault, until apex started giving me the same issues.
My first initial troubleshooting steps was setting all under-volts and over clocks back to stock. My intitial specs were a r5 3600, rtx 3060ti ftw3, aorus b550m pro p rev 1, nvme Samsung 970 evo, Seasonic 650w psu. After setting everything to stock my issues continued. So then I updated all drivers including bios and did a clean fresh install of windows, and that seemed to fix it for about 2 months.
Then during apex the crashing started to happen again. So I suspected a faulty hardware issue. In that time I swapped out my cpu, ram, gpu, and psu. Replaced the old hardware with a r7 5800x, Gskill cl16 3600 ram, Radeon 6900xt, and a Seasonic 850w. Along with another fresh install of windows and driver updates. Now the pc has been fine again for another two months until last night during elden ring the game crashed the pc and restarted it again.
Now I do have a slight undervolt on the gpu of 1085mv, but it was stable during a stress test. I will reset it to stock but I’m almost certain that it’s not the issue with this pc’s past. I updated my bios to the latest revision again now but if this doesn’t fix it I was wondering if anyone has any other ideas on what this issue could be? My next logically step I could think of is replace my motherboard. Maybe my power delivery is bad on the board?
My first initial troubleshooting steps was setting all under-volts and over clocks back to stock. My intitial specs were a r5 3600, rtx 3060ti ftw3, aorus b550m pro p rev 1, nvme Samsung 970 evo, Seasonic 650w psu. After setting everything to stock my issues continued. So then I updated all drivers including bios and did a clean fresh install of windows, and that seemed to fix it for about 2 months.
Then during apex the crashing started to happen again. So I suspected a faulty hardware issue. In that time I swapped out my cpu, ram, gpu, and psu. Replaced the old hardware with a r7 5800x, Gskill cl16 3600 ram, Radeon 6900xt, and a Seasonic 850w. Along with another fresh install of windows and driver updates. Now the pc has been fine again for another two months until last night during elden ring the game crashed the pc and restarted it again.
Now I do have a slight undervolt on the gpu of 1085mv, but it was stable during a stress test. I will reset it to stock but I’m almost certain that it’s not the issue with this pc’s past. I updated my bios to the latest revision again now but if this doesn’t fix it I was wondering if anyone has any other ideas on what this issue could be? My next logically step I could think of is replace my motherboard. Maybe my power delivery is bad on the board?