JubaSniper

i did this about an hour ago and so far it hasn't crashed so I'm assuming it worked

Did this and it was turned off. I'm guessing by default

1st owned around last May. Right before GPU prices skyrocketed

I've double checked all wires and it doesn't seem to be that, i redownloaded Geforce Experience and played a full game (10 mins) and it hasn't crashed. The problem is this is the fix I have been using where i uninstall geforce experience and unless i reinstall it it just keeps crashing but it only doesn't crash when I uninstall is and then reinstall it. If that makes any sense

just double checked everything and even reset OC and it still happens and temps around the time is crashes are around 75C

temps stay around 75C so I doubt its an overheating issue

MSI Gaming x Trio 2080Ti and RMi 850 Corsair PSU

Ok, so I've had my PC for over a year now and this is the first time I've dealt with this issue and I don't know how to fix it. To give context, when I'm playing games (any type of games) randomly after a couple minutes of booting the game up my screen goes black and my GPU fans speed up. i can still hear whatever is on my PC but just cant see it and the only way to get picture is turning it off and on again but I just cant play games at all. I can watch YouTube and browse the internet and nothing happens but the second i boot a game after about 5 mins it just crashes. Before this started happening I tried overclocking my GPU via Geforce Experience and it only overclocked it by 83mhz which is nothing so i just left it alone and reset it to its default settings and next day my PC would just keep crashing and after me booting it up around 4 or 5 time in a row it would have the issue of the GPU crashing but once I turn it off and on again its the same issue all over again. I've tried looking online for problem solving but none of them have worked for me as far as I can tell. I used to use Afterburner for overclocking manually but uninstalled it months ago and idk if it keeps your GPU overclocked even when its off your PC, So I reinstalled it to check and it kept my save so I assumed the issue was it was too far overclocked and if I reset it to default settings it wouldn't crash anymore and I reset it to default and same thing happened where my screen goes black, I hear a ding on my desktop like my game crashed and my GPU fans go full speed. if someone has a fix id be grateful.

I guess im just keeping my I/O as the outtake and have 6 intake fans lmao

I have no idea if its possible but it seems like it should be. Im wondering if i can chnage the fan from intake to outtake without flipping it. I wanted to add 3 RGB fans to the bottom of my case but they dont have all the RGB visible and wants the point in that if you cant see it. Im sure its fine that i can have them intake and have the I/O Cooler just blow out the top. It just seems like i should be able to do this.

My PC boots too fast to enter Bios i even turned fast boot off as well

Its rated up to 5kmhz i think. Its the MEG z390 Godlike from MSI

So i cannot get into bios because apparently my PC boots too fast to get into the Bios. So im kinda at a lost how to get back in there

When building my PC I bought 32GBs of 3200mhz RAM from Corsairs website which is around $200 which I regret now since its $67 for 16GB on Amazon now. Anyway I go through my Task Manager and it shows that my Memory Speed as at 2133mhz and I'm new to all of this and this may be a normal thing but I just wanna make sure its not wrong or if I could fix it

I cant find anything on Youtube to help me with the issue i am having with OBS right now. So i wanna get my YouTube channel up and running finally but right when i try making a video in Modern Warfare, my game crashes constantly or even OBS just corrupts. I recorded 3 hours and the whole file corrupted so now im thinking is probably because i have a single monitor trying to record fullscreen and Modern Warfare just inst having it. Im planning to buy a second monitor soon anyway whenever LG decides to drop that 1440p 144hz IPS monitor but i wondering if i need to buy a Elgato 4k60 to see if that helps my issue. Honestly its too hard to tell if either idea will work.

My PC has cost exactly that for me including monitor and such if you wanna copy mine lol

Lol no the room is so random it could be freezing maybe 60 but then ill just be cooking ? like high 80s. With it being 30°F outside its hard to keep a room and a constant temp apparently. But im saying the PCs temp just sitting is low 40°C

First time i built a PC so just trying ti make sure nothing is gonna off itself

Loght workloads could be bad terminology because its basically just watching YouTube having multiple tabs open etc. When i play games like Modern Warfare for example it hits 60°c+ easily and im just not trying to have to fry my motherboard cause i also have the MEG Godlike and im not trying to buy another ?

They're the 140mm fans that came with the pump. I want to switch them for the RGB fans sooner or later but dont know if its gonna put stress on it. Ambient temp is around 43°c but say now like im playing Modern Warfare it gets to the 60s

Right now im using the H115i from Corsiar to cool the CPU plus i just recently installed 4 case fans with plans adding 2 more but i feel like my CPU its still too hot at 47°C on light workloads