3080FTW3 CTD's in CoD MW & Cyberpunk 2077

[Daethz]

My EVGA FTW3 is having extremely random CTD's but so far only in CoD MW and Cyberpunk 2077.

I have literally played WoW TBC Classic for dozens of hours straight issueless, i have played countless cod matches already, which makes me think its the new driver tbh.

I also have a 5950x in a Gigabyte Master with PBO and everything on Automatic, it has gotten to 140.29Amps/142.22w, the highest single core has gotten to 5001mhz with most hovering the mid 4900's

voltage has reached 1.513 maximum

 

as for the 3080FTW3 it has gotten to 324.63W and up to 2010mhz clock maximum, on a 3dmark test it usually hovers around low 1900mhz's

And I just passed a full 3dmark stress test with no crash, passed furmark tests without crashing.

EDIT: It has a EVGA 850w power supply

 

Is it most likely this is just a driver issue? I have spent near $4000 on this baby with all my upgrades since I got her prebuilt from nzxt bld.

 

[Daethz]

I have also had firefox streams freak out, freeze firefox and crash firefox especially while its on my side monitor while im gaming, but this also happened on my old pc which shares zero components, so it must be firefox's fault.

[bellabichon]

What's your full system specs? Was everything was working fine before the Nvidia driver update? If so, it's most likely the driver. Nvidia are (typically) pretty quick with hotfixes, though.

[Daethz]

19 minutes ago, bellabichon said:

What's your full system specs? Was everything was working fine before the Nvidia driver update? If so, it's most likely the driver. Nvidia are (typically) pretty quick with hotfixes, though.

5950x cooled by a Noctua DH15 black edition, both fans used, Gigabyte x570 Master mobo with latest bios, G.Skill 3600mhz 2x16, A EVGA 850w PSU, a H710i case but with modded top and front panel with hex hole cutouts decked out with noctua fans

[Daethz]

41 minutes ago, bellabichon said:

What's your full system specs? Was everything was working fine before the Nvidia driver update? If so, it's most likely the driver. Nvidia are (typically) pretty quick with hotfixes, though.

I don't remember having a CTD on cod before, but i may have, cyberpunk i havent played till now.

does hardware error actually mean anything? or is that just windows guesstimate, first time i have looked at the reliability thing

Edit: I remember now, I had my first CTD after I "limited" PBO to 100mhz, reverted to auto immediately after

Edited June 13, 2021 by Daethz

[Daethz]

Going through error codes

All Hardware error codes -> 5/27 code 144, 6/7 code 144, 6/9 code 141, 6/11 1a8 and 1b8 and today code 117 and 141

all "LiveKernelEvent"

 

Updated Drivers on 6/12(very early this morning before ctd's) 6/3 and 5/27

[Daethz]

I just had it sorta ctd again, but it recovered, window like minimized, showed me the outline of the window, turned black but then recovered after a few seconds.

reliability monitor says desktop window manager stopped working

[bellabichon]

3 hours ago, Daethz said:

I just had it sorta ctd again, but it recovered, window like minimized, showed me the outline of the window, turned black but then recovered after a few seconds.

reliability monitor says desktop window manager stopped working

First I'd try using DDU and then re-installing all your GPU drivers. After that would probably be a clean Windows install if new drivers don't fix it.

[Mark Kaine]

6 hours ago, Daethz said:

And I just passed a full 3dmark stress test with no crash, passed furmark tests without crashing.

EDIT: It has a EVGA 850w power supply

The problem with 3000 cards is the spikes, they often pass benchmarks  without issues but crash while playing games or even while "idling".

Btw, ironically, some EVGA psus have significant issues with 3000 gpus, hence i would recommend to replace your psu, at least temporarily.

[Daethz]

7 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

The problem with 3000 cards is the spikes, they often pass benchmarks  without issues but crash while playing games or even while "idling".

Btw, ironically, some EVGA psus have significant issues with 3000 gpus, hence i would recommend to replace your psu, at least temporarily.

What would be the best psu for the 3000 series, my go-to would be a corsair RMx probably a 850w

[Mark Kaine]

3 minutes ago, Daethz said:

What would be the best psu for the 3000 series, my go-to would be a corsair RMx probably a 850w

thats what id suggest too, actually

[Daethz]

I might have figured it out.

I think its that PSU issue combined with the fact I had switched the EVGA button to that super power mode so it was bypassing the 320w limit getting to like 346w

just switched it back, now its using like 20-40 less watts on average.

Obviously i need to play a bunch of games to make sure

 

Edit: Ironically I don't see any clock difference really, its still getting the same clocks with less watts it's just idling slightly warmer now because it actually turns off the fans