anyone having hard PC crash/reboot?

[Wayne_B]

I am thinking its might be the game, my PSU or GPU, have not nailed it down
just wondering how/if this is common for this tittle?

Spec
3080 ftw3 asus
32gb ram at 3600
5900x
and a 750w PSU
newest nvida driver installed. i had one crash like this in RE4 remake

[Panic]

yea it happens whenever i open the game

[Nootey]

crashing to desktop or crashing the whole system? If the first case, your gpu may have an unstable overclock/underclock/zne. If you're blue screening it may be a hardware fault, most likely regarding your ram. Crashes that reboot your system are hardware issues 95% of the time.

[Darthwilson]

I am having issues not just in this game but other games in the last week where my system instantly turns off due to a power issue. It's very likely a PSU issue for me. My current PSU is a Corsair 850w but it's 10 years old.

Ensure it's nothing trival like your temperatures.

Hope you get sorted, I know how frustrating it can be.

[JaredX7]

There is certainly a possibility that the game might be pushing your GPU past what your PSU is capable of.

A PSU is the most probable cause for hard PC reboots.

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by Nootey:

crashing to desktop or crashing the whole system? If the first case, your gpu may have an unstable overclock/underclock/zne. If you're blue screening it may be a hardware fault, most likely regarding your ram. Crashes that reboot your system are hardware issues 95% of the time.

yeah i was thinking PSU,
I am looking in event viewer, i got a couple errors.
fatal one is karnel
normal errors DCOM
i think it is hardware not sure its GPU or PSU. i think its the PSU being under powered. but i head 750w was okay for a 3080, but its the min

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by Wayne:

Originally posted by Nootey:

crashing to desktop or crashing the whole system? If the first case, your gpu may have an unstable overclock/underclock/zne. If you're blue screening it may be a hardware fault, most likely regarding your ram. Crashes that reboot your system are hardware issues 95% of the time.

yeah i was thinking PSU,
I am looking in event viewer, i got a couple errors.
fatal one is karnel
normal errors DCOM
i think it is hardware not sure its GPU or PSU. i think its the PSU being under powered. but i heard 750w was okay for a 3080, but its the min

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by 💎 NoVa 💎:

There is certainly a possibility that the game might be pushing your GPU past what your PSU is capable of.

A PSU is the most probable cause for hard PC reboots.

this is what i was thinking, I might put the setting on medium to test it, and try and get a 850w need week.

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by Wayne:

Originally posted by 💎 NoVa 💎:

There is certainly a possibility that the game might be pushing your GPU past what your PSU is capable of.

A PSU is the most probable cause for hard PC reboots.

this is what i was thinking, I might put the setting on medium to test it, and try and get a 850w need week.

mostly bc we play loads of games, around here, and its only the newer games that black screen reboot. this re4 R, and i think dead space did the same.

[JaredX7]

Power supplies also age over-time & manage less than what they were originally capable of.

Personally, I would have went for 850w at least for that 3080. But when I used a 2080 Ti & 3080 Ti, I actually opted for 1000w min.

It is better to invest in a psu with more wattage than required, than one with barely enough for your rig.

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by Darthwilson:

I am having issues not just in this game but other games in the last week where my system instantly turns off due to a power issue. It's very likely a PSU issue for me. My current PSU is a Corsair 850w but it's 10 years old.

Ensure it's nothing trival like your temperatures.

Hope you get sorted, I know how frustrating it can be.

worse case is my GPU, but i am praying its just my potentiality under-powered 750w psu.

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by 💎 NoVa 💎:

Power supplies also age over-time & manage less than what they were originally capable of.

Personally, I would have went for 850w at least for that 3080. But when I used a 2080 Ti & 3080 Ti, I actually opted for 1000w min.

It is better to invest in a psu with more wattage than required, than one with barely enough for your rig.

I agree with what you said, when i built my pc like 15 month ago. i had a 1080ti with my 750w. and i read that 750w was okay, but i am starting to doubt it.

[JaredX7]

Originally posted by Wayne:

Originally posted by Darthwilson:

I am having issues not just in this game but other games in the last week where my system instantly turns off due to a power issue. It's very likely a PSU issue for me. My current PSU is a Corsair 850w but it's 10 years old.

Ensure it's nothing trival like your temperatures.

Hope you get sorted, I know how frustrating it can be.

worse case is my GPU, but i am praying its just my potentiality under-powered 750w psu.

Like I said, the PSU is the most probable cause. I know the culprit of this issue far too well.

[Tiasmoon]

This game is one of those rare games where for some reason they have fps completely unlocked in the intro so you get ridiculous fps values (2k+ in my case) which can be an issue if your gpu has minor hardware flaws that otherwise wouldnt cause a problem.
Or I guess cause powerspikes a bit higher then normal?

New World had this problem too.

Also as a side note, super high fps tends to cause coilwhine, so even when it doesnt cause a problem it can still be annoying.

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by 💎 NoVa 💎:

Originally posted by Wayne:

worse case is my GPU, but i am praying its just my potentiality under-powered 750w psu.

Like I said, the PSU is the most probable cause. I know the culprit of this issue far too well.

yup thanks mate, i am on the web rn looking for a 850w :)

[Wayne_B]

Originally posted by Tiasmoon:

This game is one of those rare games where for some reason they have fps completely unlocked in the intro so you get ridiculous fps values (2k+ in my case) which can be an issue if your gpu has minor hardware flaws that otherwise wouldnt cause a problem.
Or I guess cause powerspikes a bit higher then normal?

New World had this problem too.

Also as a side note, super high fps tends to cause coilwhine, so even when it doesnt cause a problem it can still be annoying.

yeah i heard a lot of complaints about new world