STARRAIN@ROG wrote:
Hi ransom1122,
May I have the model name of your motherboard?
If it is our model, please also share me the bios version and bios settings.
If there is another PCIEX16 slot, please try another one and if you use a riser cable, please try direct connection.
Thank you.
Z590 AUROS PRO AX
Bios F9a
Bios used is load with defaults. But I have tried many different configurations all resulting with no change in crashing...
MSI 1000W ATX 3.0 PSU
. I updated my Motherboard BIOS to F9a.
... I rebooted into SAFE MODE and used DDU to uninstall Gefore Driver.
... I rebooted using SAFE MODE and Installed Geforce 522.25 Driver (522.25-desktop-win10-win11-64bit-international-dch-whql.exe)
... I rebooted into Windows in Normal Mode and Installed Geforce Experience (GeForce_Experience_v3.26.0.154.exe)
I tried a few games and I still am getting crashes with no Windows Error Messages only quits to desktop...
Also games that use HDR Like Watch Dgos Legion. When I launch it with my 4090, HDR does not Auto enable like it used to with my previous 3090?
Things I have tried...
... Enabling "High Power Performance Mode" in NVidia 3D Settings
... With BIOS Enabling XMP
... With BIOS With XMP Enabled I tried System Memory Multiplier From [Auto] to [DDR4-3600]
... With BIOS With XMP Enabled I tried DRAM Voltage (CH A/B) From [Auto] to [1.380V]
... With BIOS With XMP Enabled I tried tRC From [Auto] to [56]
... I tried my stable method which worked wirh I had my 3090 by Disabling XMP (Which defaults ram to 2300Mhz)
None of the above fixes the problem of crashing...
Games I have Tried...
Watch Dogs Legion > Crashes back to desktop with no error message anywhere from 1 Minute to 3 Minutes
Forza Horzinon 5 > Crashes back to desktop with no error message anywhere from 1 Minute to 3 Minutes
Forza Horizon 4 > Crashes back to desktop with no error message anywhere from 1 Minute to 3 Minutes
Windows on its own seems to self switch into another mode resulting in a freeze/pause black screen randomly about 5 time in 10mins approx
There is only 1 PCIEX16 slot on the board and everything is connected securely with the supplied 16pin power cable