GPU issues occur unpredictably now.
GPU issues occur unpredictably now.
I recently purchased the RTX 4070 Ti but it keeps crashing unexpectedly. After reseating it, uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers didn’t help. My old GPU (GT1030) still functions perfectly. Here are my specs: Asus Prime Z790-A, Intel i5-13600K, Zotac RTX 4070 Ti Trinity, 32GB DDR5 5200MHz, MSI MPG A750 (750W), Coolermaster Illusion ML360.
It might be because the PSU isn't powerful enough for the spikes. This could cause it to crash.
You begin the game and after five minutes the screen turns black. The white troubleshooting LED lights up on the mainboard. After rebooting, does it behave the same? You attempt to uninstall drivers using DDU in safe mode and reinstall them. It seems the power supply isn't working well with your new graphics card. If you replace the PSU, also swap all its cables—otherwise you could damage the system.
I don't believe it's the PSU I initially thought; I attempted to lower the GPU voltage but didn't know the right steps. After opening BIOS, I searched around and noticed the GPU crashed shortly after a few minutes. It seems the issue wasn't related to power supply.