Bootsy

Hi guys, thanks for the fast replies, due to it all being on SSD's and Relativly Fast internet i've managed to do what Hagel suggested and tries the drivers and it seems to be stable now (weird) i guess something jsut corrupted as i installed it, Going to try run some VR Games to 'Stress' it a little more and hopefuly it'll stay Stable, THanks guys

Hello, I'm fairly limited with my knowledge into computers etc however have built 5 or 6 and never had any issues until my most recent build.... I recently purchased parts to build a whole new pc and after getting it all set up etc as soon as i run a game the whole system locks up (can take anywhere from 10 seconds to 2 minutes) i originally got a BSOD error which stated DPC_Watchdog_violation and tried to do some digging into what that is/what it meant and Quite frankly i didn't really understand what people where on about (they use too technical lingo for me) one thing people suggested to try was a fresh install of windows, to which i did and the problem still persists however i no longer get a BSOD it just locks and the only way to unlock it is to Hard shut down (Holding power button) I'm kind of at a loss currently as i spent literally all i could afford on this PC and now have a £2000 Brick... Some things to note, i have no other Parts i can simply swap out so if you can point me in a direction of what i should be trying before just sending back everything would be greatly appreciated. System Specs: CPU: Intel I9-9900k Cooler: Corsair H150I Pro Mobo: Asrock Z390 Steel Legend GPU: Zotac RTX 2070 Super PSU: Corsair RM750 80+ Gold Fully Modular Storage : Samsung 860 EVO V-NAND SSD Sata 6gb/s Primary Boot Drive: Samsung 970 EVO NVME M.2 RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3600mhz 32gb (4x8) DDR4 Case: (I dont know if you need to know or not) Lian Li Lancool One Digital OS: Windows 10 Home 64-Bit (Installed Via USB) Any Help would be great, Sucks to want to be able to use something you tried hard to put together for it to then not work correctly and not have the knowledge on whats wrong with it