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I just made sure everything is slotted in properly, afterburner is saying my memory is taking up 8500mhz which seems pretty huge... i am not sure if that is normal or not.
not system ram
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-4060.c4107
it should be 2125mhz, some reason its showing x4 since its a form of ddr and 128bit (2 x 64bit) bandwdith
use gpuz to see the gpu specs and what its running at
It's very hard to guess what is cousing your problems, but PSU is still on the list. You mounted a new GPU which is not very power hungry but it will couse peaks in power use. If your PSU has bad quality capacitors (especially they are not new anymore) it might couse voltage drops below acceptable levels and then all strange things can happen in your system. By messing up with system settings (like undervolting) you are actually adding more instability to your system, and you are not helping yourself to find out the couse of the problem. Good luck!
i saw youtuber , testing a 850 can draw till 930ish then tottaly shutdown * but dont quote me
how about just put one RAM, see how it goes
I will try use 1 ram, it is x2 32 GB sticks. The base PC came with x1 8GB stick. and yes super frustrating.
Yeah PSU is very old
If you suspect RAM, then run Memtest86. Really, stop messing up. Run the test. If it passes you can forget about RAM, If it fails you need to change settings in BIOS and try again.
Can limit gpu power in msi afterburner.
You pc is already pretty low power. Gpu might consume the most power. Lowering gpu power limit in msi afterburner might also decrease cpu usage/power draw.
As it seems to be time based and OP upgraded stuff, did he change the cooler, and have you remembered to remove the plastic? Might just be shutting down due to thermals, not noticed any mention of temps.
Technology is unsustainable.
Their system is pulling around 300-350w maxed out.
Their issue was not a lack of power, a fault perhaps, most likely a cable not fully inserted though.
Thought it was an update for Kingdom Come 2 but just happened with Avowed.
Might have been the GPU drivers (6800XT) but have been reading several threads on users with NVIDIA cards having the same issue.... so maybe a windows update has borked something.?