7900XT crashes

[Doosh]

Hey, since yesterday my computer has been crashing in the weirdest way, my displays would go black but the computer would still be fine and if a video was running in the background i can still hear it, my GPU fan goes to 100% and I can't get any display output unless I restart my computer, when the computer shows display it's only on 1/3 displays and the GPU in device manager is disabled, I enable it and restart the computer and everything is fine, this happened to me 3 times already after the first 2 times I decided to format my computer and the 3rd time happened right after formatting t and installing the GPU drivers however this time after restart it booted fine with the GPU enabled and everything looking ok.
What could be the problem here?
My GPU: 7900XT SAPPHIRE
My CPU: Ryzen 9 5900X

 

All the things I did:
I updated my BIOS
I power cycled my PC
I reseated my RAM
I formatted my PC
I disconnected my single HDD
I replaced my PSU
I replaced my DisplayPort Cables
I repasted my CPU
I sent my GPU in for warranty and they said they can't find anything wrong with it
In order to recreate this issue I tried:
GPU benchmarking
CPU benchmarking
Maxing out my RAM
Things that are 100% not the problem:
It's not the PSU
It's not my SSDs
It's not my HDD
It's not my DisplayPort cables
It could still be:
The Motherboard
The RAM
The GPU(even though warranty says it's ok)
The RAM(I doubt but maybe)
The CPU
 

[filpo]

Just now, psychoboy69 said:

however this time after restart it booted fine with the GPU enabled and everything looking ok.

so is it OK now? Could've been you just needed to update/reinstall the drivers

1 minute ago, psychoboy69 said:

my GPU fan goes to 100% and I can't get any display output unless I restart my computer, when the computer shows display it's only on 1/3 displays and the GPU in device manager is disabled, I enable it and restart the computer and everything is fine

check your display port. I had something close to this a few days ago where my HDMI port would lose a bit of it's locking so the cable would dangle and then glitch out the display showing only 1/2 for a second or two and then no display. Putting the cable in securely fixed it tho

 

2 minutes ago, psychoboy69 said:

my displays would go black but the computer would still be fine and if a video was running in the background i can still hear it

does this just happen randomly? or just when watching a video/playing a game/other GPU intensive workload

[Doosh]

6 minutes ago, filpo said:

so is it OK now? Could've been you just needed to update/reinstall the drivers

check your display port. I had something close to this a few days ago where my HDMI port would lose a bit of it's locking so the cable would dangle and then glitch out the display showing only 1/2 for a second or two and then no display. Putting the cable in securely fixed it tho

 

does this just happen randomly? or just when watching a video/playing a game/other GPU intensive workload

I am hoping it won't happen again, it sucks because it happens right after I formatted my pc and installed the GPU drivers but before I managed to restart so I am not sure if it is fixed or not.
I already completely disconnected everything from the GPU and reconnected it after the first time.
And it happens randomly, nothing intense, I played a lot of league with videos playing in the background since it happened yesterday and it didn't crash but it did crash when I was doing basically nothing.

[filpo]

3 minutes ago, psychoboy69 said:

I am hoping it won't happen again, it sucks because it happens right after I formatted my pc and installed the GPU drivers but before I managed to restart so I am not sure if it is fixed or not.
I already completely disconnected everything from the GPU and reconnected it after the first time.
And it happens randomly, nothing intense, I played a lot of league with videos playing in the background since it happened yesterday and it didn't crash but it did crash when I was doing basically nothing.

come back if it happens again, if it doesn't then it was probably a driver issue

[Doosh]

2 hours ago, filpo said:

come back if it happens again, if it doesn't then it was probably a driver issue

it happened again, after it booted without the GPU enabled it happened again right away and then I rebooted it again and after enabling the GPU and restarting it is now ok.
I tried cleaning dust from inside of my EPM1350EWT PSU, maybe it's starting to show it's age.

[filpo]

20 minutes ago, psychoboy69 said:

tried cleaning dust from inside of my EPM1350EWT PSU

how old is it? it could be the culprit

[Doosh]

45 minutes ago, filpo said:

how old is it? it could be the culprit

8-10 years so probably it

[filpo]

8 hours ago, psychoboy69 said:

8-10 years so probably it

have you got another psu to try?

[Osmane888]

Idk if it's gonna help but i had some weird issues with my RTX 2060 Super, the screen would randomly (but not often) goes completely glitched as if something was corrupted and i started to have some random bluescreen. The only thing that i did not upgrade the past years was my PSU (besides the hard drives) and when i finally changed it for a reputable one (at least from my researches) all of these completely disappeared AND i was able to get a perfectly stable system with an undervolted CPU and GPU.

My previous PSU wasn't even that old, it was a Cooler Master i bought in early 2018 but i remember i discovered lots of people were saying it's not a good one (unfortunately i did not have much money so even if i returned it, i wouldn't be able to get something better).

 

So maybe your PSU isn't able to output a stable/clean electrical current anymore

[Doosh]

8 hours ago, filpo said:

have you got another psu to try?

Nope

6 hours ago, Osmane888 said:

Idk if it's gonna help but i had some weird issues with my RTX 2060 Super, the screen would randomly (but not often) goes completely glitched as if something was corrupted and i started to have some random bluescreen. The only thing that i did not upgrade the past years was my PSU (besides the hard drives) and when i finally changed it for a reputable one (at least from my researches) all of these completely disappeared AND i was able to get a perfectly stable system with an undervolted CPU and GPU.

My previous PSU wasn't even that old, it was a Cooler Master i bought in early 2018 but i remember i discovered lots of people were saying it's not a good one (unfortunately i did not have much money so even if i returned it, i wouldn't be able to get something better).

 

So maybe your PSU isn't able to output a stable/clean electrical current anymore

I will try to find another PSU to test with.

[Doosh]

I just bought a brand new PSU and it happened again...

I'm crushed and lost.

[Doosh]

So...
All the things I did:
I updated my BIOS
I power cycled my PC
I reseated my RAM
I formatted my PC
I disconnected my single HDD
I replaced my PSU
I replaced my DisplayPort Cables
I repasted my CPU
I sent my GPU in for warranty and they said they can't find anything wrong with it
In order to recreate this issue I tried:
GPU benchmarking
CPU benchmarking
Maxing out my RAM
Things that are 100% not the problem:
It's not the PSU
It's not my SSDs
It's not my HDD
It's not my DisplayPort cables
It could still be:
The Motherboard
The RAM
The GPU(even though warranty says it's ok)
The RAM(I doubt but maybe)
The CPU
All of this and it still happens, it happens randomly, it happens more frequently after the first time, I can't recreate it at will, and I am 100% lost, other than replacing every single component one by one I have done everything and I can't get it to stop, does anyone have an idea?
please help me :<

[Doosh]

No one knows how I can troubleshoot the rest of my components?

[Blue4130]

On 3/28/2024 at 10:44 PM, Doosh said:

No one knows how I can troubleshoot the rest of my components?

I think the obvious thing to test is try only using a single monitor, then two.