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I may do that here in a minute honestly

Slight overclock on the GPU, I attempted it on the CPU but clearly that needs to wait until I can get it stable. The bsod was just a failed to load windows 10. And I don't have any Asus or corsair software that is being used at the moment.

Completely confused as of right now. I recently upgraded from an i5 7600k to an AMD 3900x to help keep my gaming performance while giving a high improvement to software usage and editing. However I replaced my motherboard with a Asus prime x570-p and my cpu to the 3900x and my pc with randomly freeze up every couple of seconds for a second or two making it unusable. I lowered the voltage and even dropped a few of the cores into hibernation especially for gaming but it hasn't made a difference. To top it all off sometimes on startup it will work just fine, and on others it will freeze until it ultimately freezes up entirely and I have to force reset my computer, and just recently It crashed windows entirely into a blue screen. Never had an issue with this before and I really need to see if there are people with solutions or similar problems because these cpu's are so new that there is little to no forums for them. Any help would be appreciated and if not I will more than likely do a fresh install of windows because every upgrade I do things like this seem to happen with absolutely no solutions. (Along with this I have no spike in temps or usage while this happens, it's just a complete 1-3 second freeze up during any action on any program and games have been crashing on less frequent, but random occasions as well. :\) Build: CPU: AMD Ryzen 3900x GPU: 1080ti PSU: 750w gold RAM: 16gb Storage: 2x 1tb HDD's. 1SSD with windows installed. 1tb M.2 drive Motherboard: Asus prime x570-p

Thanks for the suggestion. I used DDU and uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them again but nothing changed

I almost never make forum posts, but here I am confused out of my mind. So just earlier today I upgraded my GPU to a gtx 1080 ti from my 1050 ti. Upon stress tests and game tests the card seems to be performing as intended, however there is one problem I am having and it wasn't present when my old card was installed. Whenever I listen to audio strictly through my headset (Astro A40) the audio is very distorted. It is audible to some degree but it is still very off, and many sounds are hazy and don't sound correct. However through my monitor speakers or my main speakers the audio seems just fine. I tested my audio on my Xbox using my headset to make sure it wasn't and issue with the headset itself and it worked just fine. Only when I use it through my PC does the audio become distorted. Also a little side note I also can not hear any audio from other people while in a discord call. Of course I have all my drivers up to date for my GPU and audio. Along with that my headset is set to default and set as my communication default for audio, so I have no idea what is happening currently or what could be the cause of this. I am strongly hoping it's some sort of faulty driver, but at this point i'm unsure as to what it could be. It's a shot in the dark, I know, because this is such an odd issue, but it's worth a shot to see if anyone has possible solutions because I can't seem to find any on other forums identical to this topic. As for my specs Cpu: Intel Core i5 7600k Overclocked Ram: 16gb DDR4 Motherboard: Asus Prime Z270-A Graphics Card: Asus ROG STRIX Gtx 1080 ti Storage: Two 1 Tb Western Digital Blue disk drives - One Kingston 120gb ssd running Windows 10 64bit Psu: 750W EV3A Gold