GTA 5 crashes with adaptive voltage oc

[gepowr]

So I'm having a weird issue right now. My oc seemed to be perfectly stable (I ran xtu memory + CPU stress tests for 4 hours without any problems, constant benchmarking with cinebench, 3d mark etc). I'm having zero issues with any other games I play. But GTA crashes after about 2 hours in-game straight to the desktop. I'm not getting a bsod or anything aswell. I tried a higher voltage (lower negative offset) but it didn't change anything. GTA runs perfectly fine with stock settings. 

So what could be the case with this one? 

Should I disable the xmp profile and run stock ram settings with my current adaptive overclock or should I use a manual fixed voltage instead?

[xhackforeverxdx]

6 minutes ago, gepowr said:

So I'm having a weird issue right now. My oc seemed to be perfectly stable (I ran xtu memory + CPU stress tests for 4 hours without any problems, constant benchmarking with cinebench, 3d mark etc). I'm having zero issues with any other games I play. But GTA crashes after about 2 hours in-game straight to the desktop. I'm not getting a bsod or anything aswell. I tried a higher voltage (lower negative offset) but it didn't change anything. GTA runs perfectly fine with stock settings. 

So what could be the case with this one? 

Should I disable the xmp profile and run stock ram settings with my current adaptive overclock or should I use a manual fixed voltage instead?

Gta 5 is well known for hating any kind of oc ^^ its not ur settings that are bad its just that gta 5 explodes if u dont run stock ^^ 

[gepowr]

5 hours ago, xhackforeverxdx said:

Gta 5 is well known for hating any kind of oc ^^ its not ur settings that are bad its just that gta 5 explodes if u dont run stock ^^ 

Ouh, that's a relief to hear. Thank you very much.