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I'm having constant BSODs while gaming help!

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24 minutes ago, zdemigod said:

This is my second attempt writing, i will try to keep this brief:

  • Game in question is Monster hunter rise sunbreak, i have also crashed on another game
  • Most times it doesn't even show the bsod it gets interrupted, the one time it did show it it was the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR
  • I switched the game from one drive to another
  • Windows 10 and nvidia drivers are up to date
  • I formatted windows which also undid any overclock I had on my CPU, no overclocks remain.
  • no minidumps were created, i have an event viewer to show this
  • I ran aida64 on everything for around 7 hours until it crashed, but my crashes happens in minutes of me start playing
  • I ran memtest and no issues, I also know i have no temp issues since when aida64 crashed the temps were fine. 


PC specs:

  • Gigabyte 3070 OC
  • Asus TUF gaming x570 plus wifi
  • Ryzen 5600x 
  • 16gb 2x8 Crucial Ballistix RGB 3600 MHz 

 

My event viewer:

latest crash.evtx 1.07 MB · 0 downloads

 

At this point I cant game anymore. I cant even pinpoint if its hardware what is it that magically by itself decided to get damaged. any guidance is appreciated.

Has the bios been updated? 

This is my second attempt writing, i will try to keep this brief:

  • Game in question is Monster hunter rise sunbreak, i have also crashed on another game
  • Most times it doesn't even show the bsod it gets interrupted, the one time it did show it it was the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR
  • I switched the game from one drive to another
  • Windows 10 and nvidia drivers are up to date
  • I formatted windows which also undid any overclock I had on my CPU, no overclocks remain.
  • no minidumps were created, i have an event viewer to show this
  • I ran aida64 on everything for around 7 hours until it crashed, but my crashes happens in minutes of me start playing
  • I ran memtest and no issues, I also know i have no temp issues since when aida64 crashed the temps were fine. 
  • Ran Heaven for around 4 hours and no crash, gpu load at 100% during all of it


PC specs:

  • Gigabyte 3070 OC
  • Asus TUF gaming x570 plus wifi
  • Ryzen 5600x 
  • 16gb 2x8 Crucial Ballistix RGB 3600 MHz 

 

My event viewer:

latest crash.evtx

 

At this point I cant game anymore. I cant even pinpoint if its hardware what is it that magically by itself decided to get damaged. any guidance is appreciated.

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24 minutes ago, zdemigod said:

This is my second attempt writing, i will try to keep this brief:

  • Game in question is Monster hunter rise sunbreak, i have also crashed on another game
  • Most times it doesn't even show the bsod it gets interrupted, the one time it did show it it was the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR
  • I switched the game from one drive to another
  • Windows 10 and nvidia drivers are up to date
  • I formatted windows which also undid any overclock I had on my CPU, no overclocks remain.
  • no minidumps were created, i have an event viewer to show this
  • I ran aida64 on everything for around 7 hours until it crashed, but my crashes happens in minutes of me start playing
  • I ran memtest and no issues, I also know i have no temp issues since when aida64 crashed the temps were fine. 


PC specs:

  • Gigabyte 3070 OC
  • Asus TUF gaming x570 plus wifi
  • Ryzen 5600x 
  • 16gb 2x8 Crucial Ballistix RGB 3600 MHz 

 

My event viewer:

latest crash.evtx 1.07 MB · 0 downloads

 

At this point I cant game anymore. I cant even pinpoint if its hardware what is it that magically by itself decided to get damaged. any guidance is appreciated.

Has the bios been updated? 

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