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I feel like it might be RAM, because while i was playing Half Life Alyx, it said "it seems there was RAM error" while in-game, now im thinking it might have to do with RAM.
But i´ll run a game with Event Viewer open and test it out.
Could you let us know the model of the 3060?
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
cpuz -> validate button -> submit button
it will open a browser, copy the url (address) and paste it here
Not too long ago, my system started getting random crashes. Sometimes games would just crash, sometimes they would bluescreen. And rarely, the system would just bluescreen without running games at all. Also, Windows showed all sorts of where the crash happened, so the whole thing felt very random.
So, again, I downloaded memtest86+, put it on an USB stick, and booted that. Funny enough, test 8 failed. And only test 8; not 1-7, not 9 and beyond. I left it running, it wrapped around... and then test 8 again was the one that failed. It had more failures the second time; maybe random, maybe temperature, I don't know.
"Luckily", I had two modules, and only one was broken, so the system is stable again now, albeit at half its original RAM size. I didn't even know that RAM might just die after a few years, but...
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/details/e3dqf
Btw Half-Life Alyx(the VR game), seems to grab the idea it might be memory problem, a message had pop´d when i was playing, it logged me off and said "memory error" and the game may suffer perfomance issue, but this is a brand new PC.
Still think you should ask board support. because then things get unstable after apox 30minute thats same as say cant refresh or maintain ram cache with its data, that coauld be pointer to user setup issue or worse board default and that mean they are support and might have diffrent view point on whats going on here.
ps.
in the old day things like Turbo ram bios option cause issue later then OS get bulky or slower, and gl explan that to new pc owner then it did it fine over many years, and now it do not.
as i said things is not that simple always, standard RAM options is there for a reason, and why turbo default can fail.
point is TURBO RAM default setup option was the issue. ( this is why, it could be a user option issue )
gl with it.
As the OP point out, you only seem to get the issue with ram and refresh table and thats could be a board support issue or setup if the board support dismiss your case.
Currently I think it is not a memory issue, but a GPU related issue.
And GPUs have their own memory, so it could still result in a memory error in some cases.
What I find suspicious is that you mentioned the PC specifically crashes when you run video games.
What you could try doing is running other 3D rendering software and see if you can figure out a connection there.
Also like other users mentioned, make sure you inspect Event Viewer and read the error or crash logs found there.
Exactly what types of crashes are you experiencing? Are they just closing or is your entire PC freezing or something? Is your PC restarting?
Do the games not even start up or does it take a while before it crashes?