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Tune it down. What was it called again? RivaTuner? MSI Firesomething somewhat. Set an undervolting limit.
You mean MSI Afterburner. Yeah could be a solution. Is your GPU Overclocked on default? Maybe set a powerlimit? Your PSU should be able to handle it i think, but just to test it.
That is normal - with Denuvo
my GPU may be not OC but i can try it out. im just unsure what voltage i should use
That's just confirmation bias, it has nothing to do with denuvo lol.
Adding everything together, going by what I remember, I'd say you need at least 750 to allow for spikes.
It happens when changing maps because that's when a ton of assets are binned and a bunch more are loaded.
Combat isn't the big resource hog, it's the spike when you load the most that is.
I have the same setup as you do, and mine does take 560-580w running the game.
You are running into some OC protection most probably.
(depends how old the psu is, the OC protection can sometimes shift down abit)
right now i reduced the GPU to a power draw of ca. 200 Watts. ill hope this will work things out while im switching GPU and PSU.
I will see tomorow if that helped or not
last time this happened to me my mobo had a defect that was causing power issues during some high power draw situations. Not saying it is that but there's a few things that can set it off... and denuvo is 100% not one of them. Alot of new games have denuvo and alot of new games are higher power draw because they are newer... its literally like thinking stop lights cause accidents by themselves because alot of intersections have stop lights.
To be clear if you are seeing this in multiple games it will never be a software issue its going to be a physical problem with hardware
It could be the PSU but it also could be the motherboard. it didnt detected the bluethooth again even i only did a normal shutdown. the loading was extremly slow so i installed all drivers Motherboard drivers just to be sure.
also it could the GPU. The hotspot jumpes every time to 110°C while the normal temp is by 75°C
The only thing that speaks against it, is that every game else has no problems at all, only Monster hunter.. and that is my hope, that there is just a Bug that caused all of this.