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Hi there, Not 100% sure how to have effectively benched with this program, but I've attached the sensor log from a 10 minute run on the GPU and the GPU Shark app after 10 minutes of running. EDIT: I uploaded the sensor log as a txt but it works better if you just change the file extension to...

There's no way 105c+ is acceptable for hot spot temps, everywhere else I am looking tells me that it is way too hot, you can see at the bottom of the 3rd screenshot in afterburner that temp limit is at 1 and not 0. Moreover, the default boost clock is 1695. If the card is only at 70c and not...

I have changed the fan profile to kick in earlier than the stock that the card came with, and I have not overclocked the card at all. I dust out the PC regularly, it is fairly clean in the system at all times! Hotspot temps shouldn't be 105c though surely, this particular temperature is...

I have attached the full specs to the first post :)

Hi there, As the title says, my GPU is seeing some seriously high temps reported in HWINFO when gaming. 105c and occasionally creeping above on the hot spot temps, and I can clearly see this is causing thermal throttling and reduced performance overall. (My PC is dusted regularly) I know this...

@ubuysa I have edited the main post with the full memory dump and the application and system event viewer logs!

Hi all, returning poster here! Here are the PC Specs:- Case: COOLERMASTER MASTERBOX TD500 MESH RGB GAMING CASE Processor: (CPU): AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16 Core CPU (3.4GHz-4.9GHz/72MB CACHE/AM4) Motherboard: ASUS® TUF X570-PLUS GAMING (USB 3.2 Gen 2, PCIe 4.0, CrossFireX) - ARGB Ready! Memory (RAM)...

I think I'll try a couple of things, I think my case airflow needs a little work so I'll change that up- my only real concern is the slight noise of something buzzing/rattling- it sounds like there's something in a fan if you know what I mean? like a bit of plastic hitting a fan fairly...

Hey guys, me again! Having fixed the issues with bluescreens and such, I have noticed that my 3090 seems to be getting right up to it's temperature limit on stock settings all of the time. I've tried undervolting and having the fans run faster but it still remains pretty darn hot... (82c and...

Checking in, once again! The voltage changes seem to have done the trick- whether that means a 'faulty' cpu or faulty bios I'm not sure- but it's stable and I'm happy. If I have more bluescreens I will let you folks know of course- but all is well and good! When I am happy in a longer term I...

My CPU performance is better than before with the voltage changes and CPB turned back on, still no bluescreens tonight either... If I get another blue screen I will report back, going to run this for a while- but everything is seeming stable!

Processor: (CPU): AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16 Core CPU (3.4GHz-4.9GHz/72MB CACHE/AM4) Motherboard: ASUS® TUF X570-PLUS GAMING (USB 3.2 Gen 2, PCIe 4.0, CrossFireX) - ARGB Ready! Memory (RAM): 32GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR4 3600MHz (4 x 8GB) BSOD's are intermittent, not had one since changing some BIOS...

Hey guys, I tried changing a few settings in the BIOS, the computer seems stable with Core Performance Boost disabled so I tried that for a long while... Then I changed some voltages a touch and turned on CPB and it seems stable once again. Going to keep hammering it, and seeing what happens...

Hey folks, bad news. It happened again and now it's worse than ever. Bluescreened 6 times and got caught in a boot loop. Did a fresh re-install of windows as I thought maybe all the bluescreens had caused windows some problems. I was wrong and now it's even worse than before, I am getting a...

Happy to report Memtest ran with 0 errors overnight! 🥳 Seems like the problems were all just some bad RAM. Strange, as that would mean more than one stick of RAM given to me was faulty, as I tried multiple RAM configs! Of course, I'm still nervous- waiting for that next bluescreen, and if it...

If I get no bluescreens before bed- I'll set up a memtest overnight!

4 hours of use, and idling... I don't want to jinx anything, but I'm thinking it COULD have just been as simple as a RAM issue? We'll wait and see though!

So I am now swapped with the new RAM, running at 3600MHz with all 4 sticks in currently. Will just do some browsing and light gaming and let you folks know when/if it bluescreens and then test with other configs :)

Good to know that PCS are in the loop about this! It's just strange as the RAM is having issues in all slots, or just 2 slots. In your scenario you say that it's all four RAM slots being filled that causes an issue but I am getting BSOD's after removing 2 sticks, and trying those 2 sticks even...

Thank you so much for having a look, that's a great help- there is definitely some RAM fault going on, but I have tried the RAM in A2/B2 and swapped for the other two sticks and still got BSOD's with the WHEA error... I've got more RAM showing up today so I'll try those out in 4 stick, and 2...