![]() GPUZ (Shows Spikes in GPU and Power Consumption during Spikes) MSI Afterburner (Does Limit Usage if Enabled) Unplugged Extra Drivers and reset the Driver with Windows on it (Basically a Clean Boot) ![]() Removed all Unused Software and Disabled (all to my knowledge) any Optimizers and GPU acceleration from windows settings, chrome, Omen Command Center.) Replaced (PS/ATX) Cool Master 500W with Corsair CX750M GPU and Power Surge/Throttles (GPU to 100%) When executing of applications (most times) and scrolling through YouTube when Thumbnail start to load, etc.ĭisabled all Known Spyware, Randomware, and Remote Access ports (that I know of)ĭid Windows RAM Diagnostics ![]() GeForce RTX 2060 (before switched to GeForce RTX 3060 Ti)Ĭool Master 500W (before switched to Corsair CX750M 750W)Īrtifacts/Digital Distortion on YouTube Videos only in Chrome (and War Thunder gun shell previews, edge not effected.)Ĭhrome Tab Crashes with Violations Access Issue Sometimes mobos have troubles when applying XPM, despite the memory being completely ok with handling it.Ħ4-Bit Operating System, 圆4-based processor Also look for newer version of BIOS for the mobo. From the systems spec above, i'd say the most likely candidate would be the RAM (it's not only about clock speed, but voltages and timings as well). If it fixes the problem, some of your components doesn't do well with OC. POWER SUPPLY: CORSAIR 750 W RM MODULAR SERIES 80 PLUS® GOLD, ULTRA QUIETįirst start with restoring BIOS to factory settings thus reverting any OCs you've applied, including XMP and try to run everything again. SSD WITH OS: M.2 SAMSUNG 970 EVO PLUS M.2 500GB, NVMe PCIe (up to 3500MB / R, 3200MB / W) HARD DISK: HDD SEAGATE BARRACUDA SATA-III 3.5 "2 TB, 6 GB / s, 7200 RPM, 256 MB CACHE GPU: RTX 3080 10 GB Vram (ZOTAC GAMING - AMP HOLO) RAM: Corsair VENGEANCE 3600 MHz DDR4 16GB (2 x 8GB) Motherboard: ASUS® TUF GAMING B550-PLUS (DDR4, USB 3.2, 6 Gb / s) - ARGB-ready! Processor (CPU): AMD Ryzen 5 5600X six-core CPU (3.7GHz-4.6GHz / 35MB CACHE / AM4) ![]() ( it can be loaded with ONEKEY recovery)Īnd I used it to test with as few programs as possible.ĬASE: GAMING COOLERMASTER MASTERBOX MB530P RGB I don't know if that could be causing the problem but I have a partition in the SSD used for a system image with almost nothing. I have owned this computer since December 2020 and it didn't give me any of these issues until about May 2022. (It is summer so the temperatures are a bit higher than usual in winter they are usually 2-3 degrees lower)Īll of this has not helped, and my fear is that my GPU may be faulty / damaged. GPU: (VRAM MEMORY) 78-95c | I have looked at it multiple times and it seems to be normal for the 3000 series to have this kind of temperature for the vram. GPU: 75-80c (77 on average with 80 only in the maximum peaks) Temperatures are from what I looked at valid temperatures ( with modern games on high settings ) for my components and generally hover around : Tried to remove the two RAM banks and test them individually (I have not tried to use the 2 empty slots instead of the usual ones) From the bios, lowering the RAM frequency (Remove the D.O.C.P) Windows RAM memory test that did not give any errors I tried using an older version of NVIDIA's drivers Completely disable Xbox gameBar and Windows game modes Disabled all the background programs with MSconfig (excluding microsoft ones) Update of the Bios of the Motherboard, and of the GPU Various fixes for specific games, including changing settings, fps limit, using DirectX 10 or 11 instead of 12. The crash appears in the first hour or two of play (if not earlier in cases), and most games bring me back to the desktop without error. They all crash with the same "STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION" error (code: 0xc0000005). I have been having Crash problems with a lot of games for almost 3 months (Ex: Cod bo3 - Cod Vanguard - Doom eternal - GTA5 online - Overwatch). Hi guys, I'm writing this post out of desperation.
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