PC Crash with different games, no known cause

[Sejithiel]

My pc Crashes randomply while i play games. It does with Cyberpunk, Control, Apex, Bioshock remastered and even tft sometimes. i thought the problem was my graphics card not clicking into the motherboard, but i somewhat solved that. GPU temperatures don't go over 85/90 degrees celsius. I read somewhere that 3080 had some problems, and the solution was to lower the frequency ny 15/20 GHz, and i did. I don't know what to do now.

 

The pc also has some problems during restart, as it doesn't shut down completely but goes in a sort of "coma" where external hardware doesn't light up but case's and internal leds remain on.

 

Type of crash: Game shutting down.

 

PC SPECS:

MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming Z Trio 12G LHR

ASUS ROG Strix Z690-F Gaming WiFi

Patriot Memory Viper Venom RGB Kit DDR5 RAM 32GB (2 x 16GB) 6000MHz CL36

Intel BX8071512700K, Core i7-12700K

Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2 TB PCIe NVMe M.2

Corsair RM850x 80 PLUS Gold

 

hëlp

 

EDIT: i thought about something. My psu is not directly connected to the socket but to a power strip. Could that be a problem also? Mind that the PC doesn't shut down, just game crashes

EDIT 2: i just did a benchmark while monitoring the gpu temps, and i noticed that even with high (100°) internal and (90°) external temperatures, the fans go at 850ish RPM, which i assume is pretty low.

[kuchikirukia]

reduce RAM speed to something like 5000 and try again.

[STELDR]

Check the cable connections. and put the rams in other sockets. if your ram is in 1,3 slot, put them in 2,4  slot. I hope it will resolve the issue. If the issue remains the same then check with a different Psu. If then the problem exist pray to god. Thanks. 

[SamClan]

1 hour ago, Sejithiel said:

MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming Z Trio 12G LHR

 

1 hour ago, Sejithiel said:

GPU temperatures don't go over 85/90 degrees celsius

Older versions of the RTX 3080 had heating problems, I believe it was the VRam (don't quote me on that)

 

not sure if you have one of those problem cards. you have to check on that.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Sejithiel said:

Patriot Memory Viper Venom RGB Kit DDR5 RAM 32GB (2 x 16GB) 6000MHz CL36

I am not familier with DDR 5. 

 

 

but as always have you updated your BIOS AND load default settings afterwards?

 

 

[Sejithiel]

26 minutes ago, STELDR said:

Check the cable connections. and put the rams in other sockets. if your ram is in 1,3 slot, put them in 2,4  slot. I hope it will resolve the issue. If the issue remains the same then check with a different Psu. If then the problem exist pray to god. Thanks. 

Thanks to you, I'll try the ram one as soon as i get home. The psu solution will be a bit of a problem but I'll try to get one somewhere

[Sejithiel]

54 minutes ago, kuchikirukia said:

reduce RAM speed to something like 5000 and try again.

From Bios?

[Sejithiel]

11 minutes ago, SamClan said:

 

Older versions of the RTX 3080 had heating problems, I believe it was the VRam (don't quote me on that)

 

not sure if you have one of those problem cards. you have to check on that.

 

 

 

I am not familier with DDR 5. 

 

 

but as always have you updated your BIOS AND load default settings afterwards?

 

 

I'll try again to update my bios, and i believe i'm already loading on default settings, but i'll check on that too, thanks!

[SamClan]

4 minutes ago, Sejithiel said:

From Bios?

you can change it in Bios, but you also could just disable XMP Profile, to check if your system gets stable 

[Sejithiel]

38 minutes ago, SamClan said:

you can change it in Bios, but you also could just disable XMP Profile, to check if your system gets stable 

Thanks