i cant play any games, freezing and crashing

[TheRealLennyS]

Hey guys, i have been having some issues with my pc the past few weeks. Basically i cant play any games for more than 10 minutes without them crashing on me or freezing.

As an example my csgo can sometimes run for 30 mins or 3 minutes before freezing on me.

But my rainbow six won't let me even get into a game before crashing. i have done a few tests and a recent sfc scan showed my windows had no corrupt files. i have all my drivers upgraded to their latest update. Any suggestions would help me out. i just want to play my games again

 

specs: 

windows 10 (home)  64 bit

intel core i7 9700k

asus Rog RTX 2070 

16 gbs of corsair vengeance ram

asus prime z390-a 

1 terabyte hdd 

512 gb intel m.2 ssd

750W  80 gold certified evga psu

[Spotty]

Are you receiving any error messages when games crash? Did you make any changes to the system when the crashes started occurring?

First I would check your CPU & GPU temperatures to make sure they're not overheating. Programs such as HWInfo64 can help show you system temperatures.
Also try reinstalling the latest display drivers for your video card. You may need to run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to clean your old drivers first.

[.Apex.]

29 minutes ago, TheRealLennyS said:

Hey guys, i have been having some issues with my pc the past few weeks. Basically i cant play any games for more than 10 minutes without them crashing on me or freezing. 

Could be defective RAM, or a too high frequency kit (over 4000mhz), what speed is it running at?

[cracmeister]

Did you do some overclocking recently?

[TheRealLennyS]

i have not overclocked anything at all 

 

and i have ran windows memory diagnostic and it said no problems were detected

 

also ram is at 3000 mhz

[TheRealLennyS]

1 hour ago, Spotty said:

Are you receiving any error messages when games crash? Did you make any changes to the system when the crashes started occurring?

First I would check your CPU & GPU temperatures to make sure they're not overheating. Programs such as HWInfo64 can help show you system temperatures.
Also try reinstalling the latest display drivers for your video card. You may need to run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to clean your old drivers first.

Rainbow six would say that it is sending a crash report to Ubisoft but csgo didn't warn me after the fact

 

My temperatures were pretty stable

Highest my gpu got was 70c 

I also have the newest drivers available for the 2070

I will run the ddu when i get home.

 

At this point i think its a hardware problem but I can't find it