worstnerd Posted July 11 Posted July 11 1/ Built a brand new PC with all brand new parts. Not my first time building, but this one’s been giving me serious issues I just can’t pin down. Hoping someone out there can help me out. 2/ 🔧 Specs: • CPU: Intel i9-14900K (5700 MHz) • Mobo: ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 • RAM: Corsair 32GB x2 DDR5-6400 • GPU: RTX 4080 Super 16GB • PSU: Corsair 850W • SSD: Samsung 990 Pro • OS: Win 11 Pro (previously tried Win 10) 3/ Initially got a ton of BSODs. Found out it was partly related to the CPU (common issue w/ 14th gen Intel). After addressing that, BSODs reduced but didn’t completely stop. 4/ Main issue now: Random game crashes – no error, sometimes instant closes, sometimes BSODs with things like “Hypervisor,” “Access Violation,” etc. Can play 10-20 mins max before it happens. 5/ 🧪 What I’ve tried so far: Reformatted Windows 10 (10+ times) Upgraded to Windows 11 Ran Windows Memory Diagnostic – no issues Stress tests (CPU/GPU/RAM) – all passed Reinstalled drivers Searched forums, YouTube, GPT advice Even took it to GeekSquad (no real help) 6/ Games I’ve been playing: Dota 2, BDO, Dune Awakening. All randomly crash. System is fine during regular use. Rare BSODs still happen even on idle occasionally. 7/ Starting to suspect a few things: PSU (850W should be enough but maybe it’s unstable?) Windows key from G2A (maybe weird activation/validation issues?) GPU itself (last resort: RMA it?) 8/ I've now ordered a 1000W PSU to test that angle. If that doesn't work, I might try RMA’ing the GPU next. 9/ Any insights or advice would really help. If you’ve experienced something similar or have suggestions on deeper debugging tools/tests – I’m all ears. I feel like I’ve tried everything. Please let me know if I could provide any additional information to solve this issue. Appreciate all the help in advance. Quote
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