had the same issue when I jump into RTX cards.
10-15 min of play, GTA V or Cyberpunk, and crash to desktop, no error, no event log.
Did a DDU, win10 reinstall, crystal diskcheck, memtest, cinebench, passmark ; nothing was crashing.
- 1st thing I check was the memory. Using spare ram, and even lower clock, increase voltage, lower voltage : same.
- 2nd , put my CPU to stock value : this did the trick, but I can't leave stock values, its a i7 k series...
I was about to ask my friends to test my GPU before RMA.
- By testing and error, I found out my core # 4 didn't win the silicon lottery ! Damn I had to dig far to understand what was wrong with my CPU,only when I un-sync my cores its coming stable, and tried random values. So sync cpu 45-45-45-45 = crash. 46-45-45-42 = stable,
Could be a tons of stuff. A friend of I was his cheap PSU, not because it wont give power , but won't stand outlet power variation, he used a UPS and fixed.
An other friends, was his external hard drive dying, and when win10 tried to access it while gaming, the game just crash.
post edited by cpt00 - Tuesday, December 21, 2021 1:22 PM