My games keep crashing

[Bgs_4kt]

Hello i currently have been having an issue with my pc where certain games that have a high load will crash when launching the game … but on games that are small and have small load like golf with friends ,brawlhalla etc..I can run thoes ,  but anytime I load apex legends or call of duty or csgo2 my games crash because they have high load … I’ve tried switching ram kits I’ve done a windows reset to factory new .. and have updated my bios to current bios update which than reverted my bios to default so no xmp enabled currently I’ve had my pc for less than a year maybe 7 months .. this started happening like 3 months ago .. my specs are 

 

Intel I9 13900k 

Rog stick z790 e gaining wifi mob 

GeForce rtx 4070 founders gpu 

64gb of ddr5 Corsair rgb 6000mhz ram but no xmp enabled currently since having issues I turned xmp off..

X3 980pro nvmes 2tb

x1 WDBLACK 4tb nvme

windows 11 OS

nzxt kraken z73 360 rgb aio

evga 1000w 80plus gold power supply 

[JonS77]

PCs don't have a factory reset, or maybe you mean it's a prebuilt that has that option? Where did your windows come from and how did you install it first? Do you have any bloatware, including useless AV, or utility software? Do you have any overclocking on the CPU/GPU?  What tepms are you getting when gaming?

 

You need to eliminate different factors one by one and isolate the problem. It would take a little bit of know-how and many different steps. I would try a clean and fresh install of Windows+drivers( and no bloatware or utility software), reset bios to default and then do some stress testing with CPU-z, Cinebench, and OCCT on CPU and RAM. Then try to run some games. If stress testing the CPU fails with default bios settings then you might need to look deeper into your hardware.

 

[Bgs_4kt]

34 minutes ago, Jon-Slow said:

PCs don't have a factory reset, or maybe you mean it's a prebuilt that has that option? Where did your windows come from and how did you install it first? Do you have any bloatware, including useless AV, or utility software? Do you have any overclocking on the CPU/GPU?  What tepms are you getting when gaming?

 

You need to eliminate different factors one by one and isolate the problem. It would take a little bit of know-how and many different steps. I would try a clean and fresh install of Windows+drivers( and no bloatware or utility software), reset bios to default and then do some stress testing with CPU-z, Cinebench, and OCCT on CPU and RAM. Then try to run some games. If stress testing the CPU fails with default bios settings then you might need to look deeper into your hardware.

 

I custom built my pc , I download windows 11 from a usb drive .. and no over clocks to my cpu or gpu ever .. only thing I’ve ever touched was xmp as an over clock… I updated to the most recent bios so it should have reset bios to default settings … 

[JonS77]

1 hour ago, Bgs_4kt said:

I custom built my pc , I download windows 11 from a usb drive .. and no over clocks to my cpu or gpu ever .. only thing I’ve ever touched was xmp as an over clock… I updated to the most recent bios so it should have reset bios to default settings … 

Ok the budget seems to have not been distributed too well. Regardless, you can still do the things I've mentioned. Do your stress tests and see what happens. Usually if your system is that unstable, Cinebench will crash, or you get a bluescreen, freeze, or reset within 1-2 minutes. Do that and you'll can take it from there, but make sure to have a clean windows with only your drivers installed.

 

The goal with Cinebench is to just test for 1 or 2 min. Don't let it run at 100c for the full run.

[Mark Kaine]

3 hours ago, Bgs_4kt said:

64gb of ddr5 Corsair rgb 6000mhz ram but no xmp enabled currently since having issues I turned xmp off..

ok, but that didn't fix it?