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So I found the solution: turns out one of my RAM sticks was not only going bad, but tossing CPU errors on bootup, weirdly enough. Luckily those sticks have a lifetime warranty so getting a replacement shouldn’t be an issue

So my PC is having an issue where on occasions (usually when loading in a new scene from a game,) it does what I call a "Soft crash," no BSOD, no codes, doesn't even actively turn off, but the display stops, and obviously it's fully unresponsive. I'm testing the RAM as we speak, but obviously it could be any number of bizzare issues causing this. List of specs below: XFX Merc RX 6950XT Ryzen 7 5800X3D 4x16gb Corsair RAM EVGA 1000W PSU (Supernova 1000W GT iirc) MSI X570 Gaming Edge Wifi And of course various other drives, fans, etc. that I don't think would be causing the issue. It seems almost to act like GPU transients, but with a 1000w PSU and a GPU that recommends 850, (and a system loadout that shouldn't peak over 800,) either that's AMD straight up lying, or my PSU not being built up to snuff. If somebody could help me see what might be the issue, that'd be amazing

I'm using an Asus laptop keyboard, and a random Acer wired mouce

iPhones aren't really all that great, their just too locked down for my tastes I have no clue why professional users prefer a Mac, PCs do the same crap for less money(I think Linus will definitely agree with me) IE isn't that bad I wish there were all-in-ones or smaller computers with expand ability in mind, my all-in-one really is very slow on games Consoles I think should be the same, just have biyearly upgrade packeges with an expansion port, it's that easy