The screens shut down and the computer stops working just during low load.
The screens shut down and the computer stops working just during low load.
It's tough to predict exactly when the issue will happen. I plan to test again today once I'm back home and check the temperature. I also got a handheld thermometer, so I can verify after the crash.
You can capture the monitor's readings alongside temperature data.
It doesn’t appear to overheat the CPU. Tracking GPU temperature is tricky; I’m unsure how to monitor it effectively. After flashing the BIOS and temporarily disabling XMP and CPU boost, the issue resurfaced. Turning off CPU boost resolved it, but I haven’t tested XMP yet. Could XMP trigger crashes under stress?
It's the Corsair vengeance, 3600 MHz. I have four 16GB sticks and submitted the GPU for return. After installing my previous GPU, everything functions properly. I'm holding off on the RMA until it's completed, and I'll check again once it arrives.
I received an updated card from XFX, they confirmed my previous one was okay and ran it for 24 hours. They sent me the new one, which is still performing well. When I used my old 2082 Super, my PC never crashed despite the new card being checked. Now I’m unsure what to do next.