System been working fine for MONTHS. Now resets when under gpu load?! 7900x 4070 evga 850w bq psu. All new parts.

[Srius1]

system is only used for war zone basically. Been working fine for months and zero issues or things have changed apart from windows updates.

this weekend played warzome and 2 minutes into a match it freezes, fans ramp up, and just stays on a black screen. Gpu temp is 50c and cpu is 70c when this happens as cpu is under a custom block / loop.

wtf! Did my psu crap the bed even being like 1 year old?!

[Brooksie359]

There are cases when lesser quality PSUs can cause stability issues due to the power they supply not being as stable as higher quality ones. I had this issue before and I know RTX 3000 series had this issue with weird power spikes and the psu not being able to respond fast enough due to poor quality. I personally had this issue with my 2080ti. That being said I would have expected you to have this issue from the start so I would lean towards this being a different issue. My first choice of action would to be use DDU and reinstall your graphics drivers to make sure it isn't a drivers issue. 

[Srius1]

29 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

There are cases when lesser quality PSUs can cause stability issues due to the power they supply not being as stable as higher quality ones. I had this issue before and I know RTX 3000 series had this issue with weird power spikes and the psu not being able to respond fast enough due to poor quality. I personally had this issue with my 2080ti. That being said I would have expected you to have this issue from the start so I would lean towards this being a different issue. My first choice of action would to be use DDU and reinstall your graphics drivers to make sure it isn't a drivers issue. 

Thanks I’ll try that. I did reseat the gpu and the ram . I also did a NVIDIA driver update but it still happened. I am so annoyed 

[Brooksie359]

38 minutes ago, Srius1 said:

Thanks I’ll try that. I did reseat the gpu and the ram . I also did a NVIDIA driver update but it still happened. I am so annoyed 

Yeah computer problems can be incredibly hard to diagnose sometimes. I have remembered a few times I have just called it and just reinstalled windows as the ultimate nuke to any software issue. If that didn't fix it then I knew it was a hardware issue and I reinstalled for no reasons. Obviously this is a very bad and last resort solution that I wouldn't suggest in most cases especially if you think it might be hardware related. 

[Srius1]

8 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

Yeah computer problems can be incredibly hard to diagnose sometimes. I have remembered a few times I have just called it and just reinstalled windows as the ultimate nuke to any software issue. If that didn't fix it then I knew it was a hardware issue and I reinstalled for no reasons. Obviously this is a very bad and last resort solution that I wouldn't suggest in most cases especially if you think it might be hardware related. 

Funny enough this is a new win install . Did it a few months back

[Srius1]

On 9/25/2023 at 11:26 AM, Brooksie359 said:

Yeah computer problems can be incredibly hard to diagnose sometimes. I have remembered a few times I have just called it and just reinstalled windows as the ultimate nuke to any software issue. If that didn't fix it then I knew it was a hardware issue and I reinstalled for no reasons. Obviously this is a very bad and last resort solution that I wouldn't suggest in most cases especially if you think it might be hardware related. 

Fixed it. Figured it wasn’t anything major. 
 

first I removed riser . Still crashed. Then I removed the 90* psu adapter plug I was using to make cable management better. No crashes. Looks like the 90* gpu adapter was the issue. Removed it and plugged direct from psu and fixed it. No more crashes 

[Brooksie359]

1 hour ago, Srius1 said:

Fixed it. Figured it wasn’t anything major. 
 

first I removed riser . Still crashed. Then I removed the 90* psu adapter plug I was using to make cable management better. No crashes. Looks like the 90* gpu adapter was the issue. Removed it and plugged direct from psu and fixed it. No more crashes 

Well I was unaware you had a bunch of adapters. If I had known I would probably have suggested you make sure they aren't the issue. 

[Srius1]

11 hours ago, Brooksie359 said:

Well I was unaware you had a bunch of adapters. If I had known I would probably have suggested you make sure they aren't the issue. 

Well nevermind lol. Still crashed! Will  test a different  psu