Getting BSOD errors.

[Livinloud]

My system to keep it simple, but if you need more info just let me know most is below in signature.

i9-9900k (just got it,before used to have 8700k and still got the same issue)

2 1080-ti's (not overclocked. Actually under clocked when using CPU intensive programs)

Platinum 750watt

Asus z370-H mobo

 

So I am overclocking and when I clocked either one to 5Ghz I can run all benchmark software. with the settings I have. But once I just let my pc sit there and play chess against other computers or other CPU intensive things and I am gone and come back it's either sitting on Blue screen or it has restarted. What should I check?I have done a repair on windows and semi fresh install where it keeps all my programs and files. Doesn't seem to be the Cpu when both are doing it. Power supply was upgraded from a Bronze 500 (upgrade to 750 because I got the 1080ti- didn't know at the time I was gonna pick up another for such a great deal.) So I would like to rule out cpu and powersupply but then it seems to me it may be the mobo... :(

[BobVonBob]

Try running a CPU and GPU stress test at the same time, e.g. Aida64 and Furmark. If that was successful it would likely rule out the PSU as the cause of the faults. I suspect that might be the issue, since a single 1080 Ti can draw upwards of 300 watts at stock speeds, and an overclocked i9-9900K will likely draw perhaps 200+ watts as well.

[Livinloud]

1 minute ago, BobVonBob said:

Try running a CPU and GPU stress test at the same time, e.g. Aida64 and Furmark. If that was successful it would likely rule out the PSU as the cause of the faults.

Run both at the same time?

[BobVonBob]

1 minute ago, Livinloud said:

Run both at the same time?

Yes.

[Livinloud]

11 minutes ago, BobVonBob said:

Yes.

10-4 I will try that in a few hours. Any other ideas let me know. I feel like my last resort is such wipe the drive and do a fresh install.

[Livinloud]

22 hours ago, BobVonBob said:

Yes.

So follow up. No overclocking done just running normal no issues. I know I can get free performance but I am gonna leave it stock. Considering I just upgraded to the 9900k for $75(no warrant just intel but I don't have OG receipt) after selling my 8700k (which had a warranty) and it preforms better still when 8700k was at 5.1ghz via cinebench or a few other benchmarks I could run.

 

Anywho picked the 9900k up for $300!!! WHAA...