Games Crashing on RTX 2080

[Nirofix]

Hey Guys,

a week ago I got a 2080 strix and installed it.

This weekend I went to a LAN Party with friends.

When I played Rainbow Six Siege, the game freezes after a 2-3 Minutes.

Sometimes the whole PC freezes than Crashes

The same thing happens when I want to join a COD BO4 Game it freezes at the Character choosing

GTA V also crashed, then I used Direct X 10 and played in Borderless and it worked.

But if I play Rocket League everything is okay.

I tried different Drivers, the GPU is not Overheating, it has temperatures of 65 degrees when the Game crashes.

I even tried to install Windows 2-3 Times.

I search different Forums but didn't find a solution.

Somebody said I should watch in C:\Windows\Minidump for a file, there is a file I will attach it.

I think I don't have a Problem with my Power supply

 

My System:

 

Asus Rog Strix B350-F Gaming

8GB Crucial Ballistix Sports LT  DDR4-2400 DIMM CL16 Single

AMD Ryzen 5 1600

GeForce RTX 2080 ROG STRIX O8G Gaming

Samsung 970 Evo M.2

1TB SSHD

500 Watt be quiet! Pure Power 10 CM Modular 80+ Silver

 

Sorry for my bad English

 

 

103118-7500-01.dmp

[Cereal5]

It's possible you might be running out of wattage. Is your CPU and/or GPU overclocked?

[FastRDust]

There are currently Some Problems with the RTX2080Ti but i don't know if this also applies to the RTX2080.

If it is only that specific game?

 

What you can do is look in the Eventviewer to see if it has Critical errors in the System tab.

maybe you can find something that crashes there.

[FastRDust]

4 minutes ago, Cereal5 said:

It's possible you might be running out of wattage. Is your CPU and/or GPU overclocked?

EVGA does say on their website 550Watt minimum to 600Watt for the RTX 2080 and Minimum of a 650 Watt for the 2080 Ti

 

Requirements

• Minimum of a 650 Watt power supply.
• Two available 8-pin or 6+2pin PCI-E power dongles
• Total Power Draw : 250 Watts ( 215 Watts for the RTX 2080)

[Ashleyyyy]

you might want to edit your title. GTX 2080 is not a thing. 

[Nirofix]

25 minutes ago, Cereal5 said:

It's possible you might be running out of wattage. Is your CPU and/or GPU overclocked?

I didn't overclocked my CPU manually, I only used the auto overclock of AI Suite III a few months ago.

I downclocked the GPU to see if it helps but it didn't.

[Nirofix]

26 minutes ago, FastRDust said:

EVGA does say on their website 550Watt minimum to 600Watt for the RTX 2080 and Minimum of a 650 Watt for the 2080 Ti

 

Requirements

• Minimum of a 650 Watt power supply.
• Two available 8-pin or 6+2pin PCI-E power dongles
• Total Power Draw : 250 Watts ( 215 Watts for the RTX 2080)

I did the PSU Calculator Test on the BeQuiet Site and my PSU is recommended for my System.

But thanks for your answer.

[Nirofix]

30 minutes ago, FastRDust said:

There are currently Some Problems with the RTX2080Ti but i don't know if this also applies to the RTX2080.

If it is only that specific game?

 

What you can do is look in the Eventviewer to see if it has Critical errors in the System tab.

maybe you can find something that crashes there.

How do I do that with Eventviewer. I don't know where to look for.

[FastRDust]

3 minutes ago, Nirofix said:

I did the PSU Calculator Test on the BeQuiet Site and my PSU is recommended for my System.

But thanks for your answer.

The card manufacturers do Say 650 Minimal so with just error messages hunting i don't hink this can be solved.

You can try to downclock the card to see if it works for longer when you set everything down to low.

[DOGEY]

Umm...I think 500W PSU is not enough for a RTX 2080.

[Dversity]

Keep in mind that 20%~ of the psu power disappears in heat etc. So ur 500w powersupply can only deliver up to 415-420 watts realistically. I bet your PSU is just too weak.  

[Nirofix]

11 minutes ago, FastRDust said:

The card manufacturers do Say 650 Minimal so with just error messages hunting i don't hink this can be solved.

You can try to downclock the card to see if it works for longer when you set everything down to low.

And what should  I look for in Eventviewer

[FastRDust]

1 minute ago, Nirofix said:

And what should  I look for in Eventviewer

You can filter on Critical events. and look if any pop up with the timestamp that the computer had a shutdown.

 

Also i had contact with BeQuiet and they will update their calculator, though i cannot say how long that will take...

 

[Nirofix]

1 minute ago, Dversity said:

Keep in mind that 20%~ of the psu power disappears in heat etc. So ur 500w powersupply can only deliver up to 415-420 watts realistically. I bet your PSU is just too weak.  

according to the Calculator, my maximum wattage requirement is 359

 

[Nirofix]

I will do a FurMark Bench and see if the System Crashes

[Dversity]

1 minute ago, Nirofix said:

according to the Calculator, my maximum wattage requirement is 359

 

I've done the same mistake myself. 4 years I built a small HTPC to my dad, and I was using a calculator and I trusted it. I ended up having to buy a bigger PSU later on, as it crashed after a while. 

[FastRDust]

4 minutes ago, Nirofix said:

according to the Calculator, my maximum wattage requirement is 359

 

When it's not under load.

when the GPU is under full load it can take up to 405 Watts on it's own.

That leaves almost no room for the other parts as AMD's Ryzen 5 1600 146 Watts

 

551 Watts of power for just those 2 components

 

Then the Ram, hdd/SSD, Cooling Fans, Disk Drives or Lighting will all require power as well..

[Nirofix]

1 minute ago, FastRDust said:

When it's not under load.

when the GPU is under full load it can take up to 405 Watts on it's own.

That leaves almost no room for the other parts as AMD's Ryzen 5 1600 146 Watts

 

Then the ram and hdd

Ok, so what would you recommend 750w?

 

[FastRDust]

2 minutes ago, Nirofix said:

Ok, so what would you recommend 750w?

 

Usually the margin Max load + 20% so a 750 Watt will be sufficient.

700Watts at least

[Dversity]

650w minimum. It wouldnt hurt buying a proper 850w either, as it will last long. I've bought a  HX1000i psu 4 years ago, and its just as relevant today as it was back then. 

[Nirofix]

So I searched in the Eventviewer and there is this. Sorry but it's in German I hope you can tell me Whats wrong anyways. (Fehler means Error)

[Nirofix]

Just now, Nirofix said:

So I searched in the Eventviewer and there is this. Sorry but it's in German I hope you can tell me Whats wrong anyways. (Fehler means Error)

is the NVIDIA OpenGL Driver the mistake

[Nirofix]

5 minutes ago, Dversity said:

650w minimum. It wouldnt hurt buying a proper 850w either, as it will last long. I've bought a  HX1000i psu 4 years ago, and its just as relevant today as it was back then. 

Do you know an 700w full modular PSU you would recommend?

[FastRDust]

1 minute ago, Nirofix said:

is the NVIDIA OpenGL Driver the mistake

On the left side you can select Windows > system there you should look only for Critical errors.

normal errors could be that you have unplugged a USB stick or something minor like that.

[Dversity]

1 minute ago, Nirofix said:

Do you know an 700w full modular PSU you would recommend?

Corsair RM750x is what I recommend