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Game crashes (still pending resolution)

Game crashes (still pending resolution)

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lschaeffe0001
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08-04-2023, 02:14 AM
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I believe the problem lies with the GPU since Monster Hunter World reports a 12 error, and it also crashes in God of War, Palworld, Cyberpunk, Baulders Gate, etc. The steps I've attempted are: reseating RAM, re-seating GPU, using DDU, checking connections, updating BIOS, refreshing drivers, reinstalling Windows 8, verifying game status, clearing CMOS and restarting, adjusting overclocks (including MSI afterburner and disabling XMP), lowering clock speeds, and swapping fans or CPU. I've also underclocked and changed the motherboard model. My setup is a custom build: 4090 MSI suprim AMD 7800X3D, but similar issues occurred with a 7600X 64GB RAM DDR5 5600MHz Corsair Vengeance 2TB SSD (model unknown). OS is on a 4TB SSD (model uncertain), running MSI X670E Carbon for the motherboard and ASUS Prime 7600X. The PSU is an MSI MEG Ai1300p 1300W 80+ platinum, supporting dual monitors via DisplayPort 1. On the main panel I have a 32-inch Ultragear+ 4K 144Hz IPS display. Please let me know if you need more details.
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08-04-2023, 02:14 AM #1

I believe the problem lies with the GPU since Monster Hunter World reports a 12 error, and it also crashes in God of War, Palworld, Cyberpunk, Baulders Gate, etc. The steps I've attempted are: reseating RAM, re-seating GPU, using DDU, checking connections, updating BIOS, refreshing drivers, reinstalling Windows 8, verifying game status, clearing CMOS and restarting, adjusting overclocks (including MSI afterburner and disabling XMP), lowering clock speeds, and swapping fans or CPU. I've also underclocked and changed the motherboard model. My setup is a custom build: 4090 MSI suprim AMD 7800X3D, but similar issues occurred with a 7600X 64GB RAM DDR5 5600MHz Corsair Vengeance 2TB SSD (model unknown). OS is on a 4TB SSD (model uncertain), running MSI X670E Carbon for the motherboard and ASUS Prime 7600X. The PSU is an MSI MEG Ai1300p 1300W 80+ platinum, supporting dual monitors via DisplayPort 1. On the main panel I have a 32-inch Ultragear+ 4K 144Hz IPS display. Please let me know if you need more details.

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