Gpu issue
Gpu issue
I own a MSI 3060 ti ventus 2x 8g ocv1 lhr. It performed well before lately it's been unstable and games stopped working. The most recent game I played was Valorant, but Apex Legends and Cyberpunk Crash after just 1-2 minutes. I deleted and reinstalled the GPU drivers but the problem persisted—now it boots into BIOS without a blue screen or closing. I also moved Cyberpunk from HDD to SSD and checked the files, but nothing changed. Any advice or clues to resolve this?
system runs on Windows 11 with an Intel i7-11700F processor. Memory capacity is 16GB, though original source is unclear. Virtual RAM stands at 29GB. Motherboard model is Gigabyte B560 DS3H AC-Y1 (U3E1). Graphics card is an Intel HDI and the HDD is a 1TB Western Digital drive. SSD storage is 500GB.
The motherboard could be the problem, or the RAM might be the issue. I'm not sure if either is actually the case, but these were the components I had to swap out before now.
To ensure I assist properly, could you clarify whether your Windows is installed on the SSD or the HDD?
It might be related to the boot drive. If it fails and restarts, not finding a boot drive would cause it to switch to BIOS.
Absolutely, if the operating system is present on the hard drive, it could be damaged based on usage time, which can be detected via software with an S.M.A.R.T. feature. Similarly, the solid-state drive might also be faulty.
I suggest you get CrystalDiskInfo from the link provided: https://osdn.net/projects/crystaldiskinf...17_14.exe/. When opening it, you may need to adjust the language settings. Also, please share a screenshot of both drives on your PC or just the "power on hours" information.
You can ask how to verify or test something by following the steps provided.
Software can sometimes seem uncertain or unprofessional. There are many alternatives available depending on your needs.