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System instability and memory problems are occurring.

System instability and memory problems are occurring.

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Lord_thomske
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01-14-2022, 04:24 PM
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Recent PC configuration (upgraded components recently): CPU – Ryzen 7600X, GPU – Nvidia 1080TI, Motherboard – MSI B650M, WIFI RAM – 5200MT Kingston FURY 2X (8GB), Storage – M.2 1TB SSD plus 1TB external SATA, Power Supply – Novatech 600W bronze semi-modular). About four months ago I replaced most parts except GPU and PSU, everything worked until recently when under heavy load my PC would black out and games like iRacing or Assetto Corsa failed to load properly. Task Manager showed a low memory warning despite running recommended specs and no background apps open. What I've tried: ran OCCT for stress test, reinstalled both games, limited RAM to 12GB (down from 14), adjusted BIOS settings, updated drivers, reduced RAM usage in game files. Person I assembled advised no problems with power or memory allocation, even they couldn't spot the issue. I'm new to PCs and struggling to figure out what might be wrong without spending more on temporary fixes. If anyone has suggestions or needs more details, please let me know.
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Lord_thomske
01-14-2022, 04:24 PM #1

Recent PC configuration (upgraded components recently): CPU – Ryzen 7600X, GPU – Nvidia 1080TI, Motherboard – MSI B650M, WIFI RAM – 5200MT Kingston FURY 2X (8GB), Storage – M.2 1TB SSD plus 1TB external SATA, Power Supply – Novatech 600W bronze semi-modular). About four months ago I replaced most parts except GPU and PSU, everything worked until recently when under heavy load my PC would black out and games like iRacing or Assetto Corsa failed to load properly. Task Manager showed a low memory warning despite running recommended specs and no background apps open. What I've tried: ran OCCT for stress test, reinstalled both games, limited RAM to 12GB (down from 14), adjusted BIOS settings, updated drivers, reduced RAM usage in game files. Person I assembled advised no problems with power or memory allocation, even they couldn't spot the issue. I'm new to PCs and struggling to figure out what might be wrong without spending more on temporary fixes. If anyone has suggestions or needs more details, please let me know.

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sCx_Batman
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01-14-2022, 04:33 PM
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Use one RAM stick at a time and keep an eye on GPU VRAM during gameplay.
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sCx_Batman
01-14-2022, 04:33 PM #2

Use one RAM stick at a time and keep an eye on GPU VRAM during gameplay.