Review my setup for stability issues. Look for signs of overheating or unstable components.
Review my setup for stability issues. Look for signs of overheating or unstable components.
Hello, thank you for your message. I understand this English isn't perfect, but I'll try to help. Since I moved my PC to the living room and connected it to my Samsung 4K TV at 120Hz, games sometimes crash unexpectedly—especially during Witcher 3, FIFA 24, and Hogwarts Legacy. Everything seems fine when I check physically. Could you suggest what to inspect first and which tools might assist? Your system details are: Windows 10 Pro, Intel Core i7-10700K, Gigabyte Z490 motherboard, and a few SSDs.
It seems you experienced an issue where the Nvidia drivers caused your PC to black out. You noticed the screen briefly displayed the game before hardware mode activated, with fans running at full speed and a restart occurring afterward. To resolve it, you uninstalled all display drivers in Device Manager, reinstalled the latest Nvidia drivers from May 9th, and restarted the system. Let me know if this helped! Enjoy your gaming.
Currently, I only moved my RTX 3070 back into my case just to verify everything is working properly.
Consider resetting CMOS, repositioning RAM, and reinstalling CPU.