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12-16-2019 10:21 PM #1
JargonHolpick PC Specs Motherboard Asus Z170 Pro Gaming Processor i7 7700K Memory (part number) CMK16GX4M2B3000C15 Graphics Card #1 ROG STRIX-GTX1080Ti-11G-OC Monitor Benq XL2730Z Storage #1 Samsung Evo 500GB Storage #2 Samsung Evo 250GB CPU Cooler NZXT Kraken x62 Case NZXT S340elite B/R Power Supply Corsair RM650x Keyboard Logitech G810 Mouse Corsair M65 RGB Headset HyperX Mouse Pad Steelseries (something large and black) Headset/Speakers JBL OS Windows 10Pro 64
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ROG-STRIX-RX590-8G-GAMING issues / freezing Windows
Hi Guys,
I'm a Nvidia user for more than 25 years, and I've been confirmed why, I guess.
Short story:
A friend of me asked me to build a pc with some used parts and some new.
So we did.
A Z370F motherboard, Seasonic Plus gold 750w PSU and a ROG-STRIX-RX590-8G-GAMING are the core parts.
System build, Os installed, drivers and latest bios.
Everything worked fine. Until Steam and Epic was installed.
As soon a game is running, the computer will freeze.
It can take 3 minutes or it can last for 30minutes, but it will freeze.
Installed different drivers but not really a success.
We contacted the shop that sold the ROG-STRIX-RX590-8G-GAMING and he told us that we have to use wattman to adjust voltages and memoryspeeds.
Jezus, why not just plug and play like I'm use to.
Anyone who can get us on to the right pad?
I'm out off ideas and I just hate to fiddle thing to adjust basic stuff.
Any help is welcome.
Thanks in advance.
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12-23-2019 12:07 AM #2
xeromist PC Specs Laptop (Model) Dell Inspiron 15 7567 Motherboard MSI x470 Gaming Plus Processor AMD 2600X Memory (part number) 16GB Crucial Ballistix Elite 3600 Graphics Card #1 ASUS GTX 1080 Strix Monitor BenQ BL3200PT Storage #1 Intel 600p NVMe CPU Cooler Wraith Case custom Antec 900 Power Supply Corsair HX1000 Keyboard Logitech Orion Spark Mouse Logitech MX500 Headset Plantronics 777 with Oregon Aero upgrade
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HCI Memtest
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01-11-2020 06:38 PM #3
JargonHolpick PC Specs Motherboard Asus Z170 Pro Gaming Processor i7 7700K Memory (part number) CMK16GX4M2B3000C15 Graphics Card #1 ROG STRIX-GTX1080Ti-11G-OC Monitor Benq XL2730Z Storage #1 Samsung Evo 500GB Storage #2 Samsung Evo 250GB CPU Cooler NZXT Kraken x62 Case NZXT S340elite B/R Power Supply Corsair RM650x Keyboard Logitech G810 Mouse Corsair M65 RGB Headset HyperX Mouse Pad Steelseries (something large and black) Headset/Speakers JBL OS Windows 10Pro 64
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@Xeromist:
This test ended successfully 4 out of 4times. I think I can say that the ram is okay.
Any other paths that might lead to success?
Thanks
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01-11-2020 11:59 PM #4
xeromist PC Specs Laptop (Model) Dell Inspiron 15 7567 Motherboard MSI x470 Gaming Plus Processor AMD 2600X Memory (part number) 16GB Crucial Ballistix Elite 3600 Graphics Card #1 ASUS GTX 1080 Strix Monitor BenQ BL3200PT Storage #1 Intel 600p NVMe CPU Cooler Wraith Case custom Antec 900 Power Supply Corsair HX1000 Keyboard Logitech Orion Spark Mouse Logitech MX500 Headset Plantronics 777 with Oregon Aero upgrade
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Without some idea of what is triggering the freeze it's going to be shooting in the dark. Best bet might be swapping out some parts to see if the issue persists. Try using your Nvidia GPU in there for a bit. Anything you can swap will eliminate a potential source of issues.
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