I would recommend taking a look and seeing if you can do a CMOS clear on your board, and maybe that'll work for you. At some point while tweaking my system, I had to clear CMOS, and miraculously it restored my CPU to functioning within spec! Unfortunately that means that I don't consider my above response to be a proper solution (more like a temporary workaround). I think I must've gotten lucky, after a motherboard upgrade (I went from the B450 Tomahawk Max to an X570 ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Hero), I was still experiencing the same issues. I'll add that the reported junction temperature is at max 90ºc, crossing out thermal shutdown.įigured i'd follow up since my last response:
RAM: 2x G.Skill F4-3000C16-8GISB NOTE: AMD SmartAccess Memory is on GPU: Sapphire RX 7900 XTX Gaming 24GB GDDR (mounted with 2 separate 8pin power cables) Motherboard: MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX (MS-7C02) Games that made the computer crash with lower frequency, but still happen: Games that always crash on the first 20 minutes:
Unfortunately this type of crashing leaves no log in both Event Viewer and Reliability History. To reboot the PC, I must use the reset button, given that the computer does no answer to the power button. The crash behaves as following: The computer loses display output, the CPU DEBUG LED turns ON (meaning NO CPU or CPU ISSUE), the GPU loses LEDs, and all the fans (CPU, GPU, CASE) keep spinning. In some games I had no crashes at all, in other it almost guaranteed to crash. Since the upgrade, I've been having computer crashes in the first 20 minutes of gaming, but sometimes later, it really depends on the game. I recently upgraded to a Sapphire RX 7900 XTX Gaming 24GB GDDR and been having a few issues.
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