@@marclenraymagdaraog691 That's why I still have my Vega 64 even though I upgraded to a 2080 last year. Always keep a spare graphics card if you can incase your card bricks.
You see, I know enough to be a danger to my pc and am able to fix it easily most of the time. But here comes the twist, i only know so much since i broke so many in the past and keep doing so
Had very similar issues with my GPU over the past month. After spending money on replacement PSU and MoBo, it was setting my 1080Ti's clock speeds back to Nvidia's reference clock speeds rather than the factory OC provided by Asus. Hoping my card lasts now until GPU prices start to come back down. Thanks for the video Jay!
@jon3rockaholic ever had ur pc randomly crash on startup, not knowing why, disable xmp and everything works again. so then u double check and reenable xmp and everything still works? had that twice now 😃
@@DuBstep115 Not true. CPUs are the most expensive as to change it 99.9% of the time it requires new socket and that means to change the motherboard and you will change the RAM too...
"I feel like you're a pretty good representation of an average user, maybe my average viewer, who knows enough, to be dangerous to their system, but not necessarily enough to fix it on their own" /JayzTwoCents/
"I've done about all I can do with it. *quietly hands over replacement card*" /JayzTwoCents, after system updates, three driver wipes, reinstalls, and power rewiring./
We have a similar saying in the Martial Arts. That the most dangerous person in the Dojo is the White Belt with taking about a half dozen classes. They know just enough to get themselves hurt, or more likely you. And we have all been a victim at least 2-3 times minimum.
@@jad43701 In the dojo its not limited to the white belts, when the guy is ready to practice on its own then he is getting black belt(sign that you mastered this martial art). Traditionaly in Japan there was white and black belts only... but today people are impatient and they want to brag about green, blue or brown belt... Guys with blue belts also think that they are amazing and are happy to teach others all the errors that they failed to notice as you know they are not the masters of the art yet and then some black belts later will gonna strugle to iron out all the wrong habits that they were doing for soo long... Not to mention that damage in the dojo is often unfixable, you can ofc find martial arts masters that know where to put the presure to block some vein and reverse swelling but that are top tier guys that you will not gonna met in normal dojo. In Karate for example they have silk on the outside of the black belt and if you are master for a loong time then silk disappearing and the belt is white again and its a reminder that the job of learning is never over.
"who knows enough to be dangerous to their system, but not enough to fix it themselves" I felt that on a spiritual level and I feel personally attacked...
Yea years ago I bricked my pc because I was to comfortable being deep in the system files and accidently deleted a root file no recovery system brought it back to life...
I haven't had any crazy shenanigans happen in the game except foe last night. I was driving to a mission and an suv fell from the sky, out of nowhere right on top of my fackin head
Omg jay thank you so much for this video. I just finished building my first gaming pc and I used the SSD from my old pc in the system. For some reason the pc was constantly crashing every time I tried updating windows . After using DDU and restating my pc and reinstalling all the drivers fixed the problem. All this time I thought it was a hardware issue . Thank you so much for this.
Just do an offline feature upgrade. Download the ISO from Microsoft's website. You can download a browser addon to change your browser's user agent so it pretends to be a mobile/android browser and Microsoft's website offers you a direct link to the latest Win10 ISOs. Windows feature updates now basically installs a new installation of Windows and then simply transfers your files, apps, and settings.
Just *might* have been useful for me as well, who knows... But I already got rid of my Windows and installed Linux instead. No more crashing... 😌 Although gaming on it is a bit different thing and I basically can't control my RGBs... But hey, I'll take it over unstable Windows any day.
@@TaskForceStudio I've upgraded the CPU, Ram, GPU, PSU and added a ssd and M.2 to my pre built Dell and used the same OS from the SSD. Never had any issues. Not all at once but it was all replaced within the last year. EVen upgrading the AMD RX570 GPU to a RTX 3070 GPU and had no issues.
I’ve done this three times this week and expected trouble but never run in to any problems. An ssd from a laptop into a desktop gaming/mining rig lol. Good to go! Alright then!
Wow, this helped my COD work for the first time in 7-8 months. I had old drivers that were on my computer for years, and I guess they were overlapping. But after I cleaned all drivers from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia, and installed the most updated driver, it finally worked. I thank you so much for this video!
Literally, if a pc turns off instantly during gameplay it must the PSU not having enough cooling to support the system with higher watts and the PSU is protecting itself from overheating by turning itself off.
@@FuneralParty-rsf or it could be RAM or it could be your CPU or it could be your GPU driver or it could be your hard drive or it could be your... You get the point?
I am not a tech noob, I'm very experienced using/building/fixing computers .... but not so much as a gamer, but as an audio engineer. I started gaming a couple years ago, and I still learn new info from jay in ALL these types of videos
@An Equal The stupid thing is you have to be IN Windows to get it to then boot into safe mode in the first place. Which defeats the point of it given you sometimes need to use it because you can't actually get into Windows lol. Just spamming F8 was a better way without needing to mess around.
@An Equal That usually brings you to the BIOS, it's F2 on some boards. F8 has been the safe mode button during boot on all boards I've used in the past but WIndows 10 doesn't respond to this. If there's another one I'm not aware of it. All guides I've seen just say to do it via Windows holding shift when you shut down.
The pressure washing sound is background ambient noise that does nothing to detract from the video, IMO. I'm guessing it was a lot louder for them, though.
Either way the card should be RMA'd. At some point you have to stop wasting your own time. But, yeah, for videos like this it would have been nice to see at what power limit it became stable. For science.
When Jay said "I feel like you're a pretty good representation on the average user out there. Who knows enough to be dangerous to their system but not enough to fix it on there own. "... I felt that
I was having a similar problem with a different video card and was the problem was the driver version. It is always good to have a spare GPU and PSU, nowadays it is so hard to get a replacement part depending on what it is that you need.
These are my favorite type of videos Jay does...learning how to build PCs is cool...but learning how to maintain and troubleshoot them is a much better thing to learn for day to day stuff. Thanks Jay!!
@@imo098765 i had the same issue with memory. I got 32g back when it was new and would never use more than 8 but as time went on eventually it hit the bad stick and started causing issues.
@@robiihart7531 Yeah and most of the cards are used or as he said without warranty, because of modification like watercooler tests and missing stickers. Then again i would love to have my boss giving me a 2080Ti.
I like this tech support style of video. It's something you don't get from the other tech tubers. It's fun to see what a great working machine can do, but when something doesn't work so great it's good to have an idea of how to go about diagnosing and solving the issues.
Welp, I need to switch my card. Thank you for the video Jayz. I was having trouble with my pc for a while now. This was the best video I came across. Now I know what to do. Thank you. Jayz!
Would love to see a video series having the guys try some basic over clocking, and see what errors they came up with (which us ley-persons would also encounter) and then have Jay run tech support to debug their systems.
There is a crap ton of information he could have tried/looked at before blindly starting to rollback drivers, changing settings, etc. I don't know how these folks end up with a millions of subscribers zero value add content, and simply regurgitating numbers. UA-cam's curse of the lowest common denominator!
@@Dudae_ Yes, I am here thanks to YT's crappy lowest common denominator algorithm, still hoping for something decent. Yet it keeps recommending same channels where two guys keep pouring liquid nitrogen into pots and repeating the useless FPS figures over and over and over and over and over and over. That's called content.
Had a similar symptoms with my son's computer recently. Eventually tracked it down to an unstable power supply. (It passed all the voltage tests, but when the graphics card tried to draw too much, it couldn't cope - despite being much higher rating than should have been required.) Moral: don't reuse old PSUs!!
Im starting to wonder if it is in fact my PSU. Ive looked up my issue of black screen crashes for my GPU (6900XT) and all the threads I find of people having the same issue have one scary common denominator... we all have Corsair RM850W PSU's... coincidental? I think not.
@@alexandercampos-ec4osbro i got my first ever brand new pc just sitting there. my issue is i get this weird crackling audio at the same time my gameplay will stutter hard, fps drops and eventually it will make my pc force restart itself no blue screen nothing just turns off and back on. I have a Corsair RM850x Psu
@@Interrobang212 TRUE. I worked technical support and working with people like that is TRULY annoying, you get called to fix or build their shit but they keep yapping and downclock your 100% focus. Empty cans rattle the most.
@@heygek2769 he wasn't being bitchy, nobody should ever have a custom bios without knowing how to get the original one back. he was only explaining what jay meant
This may be a bit of a stupid question, but if your CPU doesn't have integrated graphics can you still perform a full graphics driver wipe and reinstall the drivers through the designated software?
Late reply but yes, windows has a built in GPU driver that doesn't perform well but works, it's enough to output video in the meantime while you install the correct driver
I feel like you should have showed some underclocking on Afterburner. Would have likely made the card stable at the lost of a few percent of performance and the majority of people are gonna go that route than drop another 1k on a replacement GPU
@@shin-chan5540 in my case the problem was that a game i played would crash and I just stopped playing it, tbh i think it was very well optimized so when it gets more updtaes maybe ill give it a shot but yeah, so annoying
With the new thunderbolt drivers, it wiped out my whole machine, killed my 3080, and damaged something in bios. Luckily my machine recovered from a secondary bios, however my 3080 would not stop artifacting on the windows home screen. I wish Jay would do more eGPU content.
@@xPRODIGYxGAMER that's awesome, however somewhat not applicable to me. I live in the European Union. We have minimum warranty for 2 years and it's mostly upheld by the shops selling products, not by the manufacturers. (If it would be within the official Nvidia warranty, your advise is still valid option as well, so thanks for that!). But the shops here usually approach it the way, "does it work when you put it in? Yes, it does. Not broken, rma denies, bye." :/
Thanks Jay, I legit thought I was going crazy. I'm having the same exact problem. I know for a fact its the gpu. Here's what gets me though. This is the 4th replacement strix rtx 2070 I've recieved from asus through rma. I'm at a loss. Can't sell the card, can't find a replacement for a reasonable price, definitely can't get a new card. Could it be that the gpu shortage is forcing even manufacturers to scrape the bottom of the barrel for warranty stuff.
I work for a company that builds PCs, I can confirm this is a huge problem. We're basically being forced to trial and error RMAed stock in the hopes it'll work. Its likely you're being given parts which already have problems.
I got this problem recently on a 1080ti Strix. My brother tried my card during christmas and asked too much, trying to launch Assassin's Creed Valhalla in 4K Ultra, with resolution scaling set to 200% (which means trying to launch the game in 8K Ultra, at least that's how i understood this option), causing the game to freeze and the card to not be able to play gpu dependant games anymore (cpu dependant games were still working). In 4K i was unable to play FFXIV with an instant freeze on menu between 5 and 10 seconds. Whereas in 1080p i was able to play for 10 to 15min until it freezes. While i was monitoring temps i noticed my gpu wasn't going higher than 65/66° for a hotspot temp of 79/80/81° and my gpu speed being at 2000mhz. Once i saw Jay's video i couldn't just admit my only option was to get a new card, so i tried the only thing i could (since my warranty was already over) and it's to open the card to replace the thermal paste and potentially the thermal pads. Even if i had Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 freezing with my gpu being at 45° which led me to think that the problem might not be caused by temperature at all. I still opened my case, got rid of dirt, cleaned each fans, ventirad and even used that occasion to replace cpu thermal paste which haven't been replaced for 4 years. Then i opened my gpu, cleaned thermal paste and added new one. Also used 2 PSU cables to power my gpu instead of one. Back on my pc i was now able to play again, 2 hours on FFXIV until i manually quit the game. I decided to downloaded 3Dmark and tried a bunch of tests in 1440p and 4K, gpu even passed stress test at 98,9% in 4K During that, my gpu temps hit 72°/86° (hotspot) while in game GPU never been higher than 55° (thanks to a more aggressive curve on GPU Tweak III). However later i still had my game crashing (DBXV2) with my gpu at 35° tried again and got the same crash sooner than the 1st one. This time there was no error messages and no bip sound, only a black screen where i was still able to play until it freezes. Then i run a benchmark, it performed quite well, so i run same benchmark in loop and i finally crashed. Then i run a stress test using same benchmark and it managed to go through, though it didn't passed with 96,6% (needs at least 97% to pass). GPU was overcloked by Asus. I'm starting to wonder if i shouldn't underclock my gpu back to base 1080ti boost clock. GPU might not be able to maintain it's overclocked performance anymore even which might be the reason why it still freezes, even if temps are low. That's all i can think of right now. I can still play but i won't really be able to play without getting freezes, unless downclocking the card save the day. If it doesn't i can still try changing thermal pads on vram, etc... and if it still doesn't, then i might have ton consider buying a new gpu which is a real pain in the ass considering the actual conditions...
I always disconnect from the net before uninstalling vid drivers with DDU, that way windows wont download and auto install old drivers before I load up the new one's.
@@monter5224 Never had that problem but once in widows 7 in that case I went in and deleted the vid drivers it had stored and never happened again. I've always used home additions and for me at least I've never had newer windows vista onward try to load drivers as long as I was offline. I manually install my MB drivers the same way.
Always start with testing PSU and memory if you see random crashes. Unfortutely, for both of those, the easiest test is to replace it with a known good part which is option not available to end users. You could also try reducing clocks on the GPU, CPU or memory to check if that makes it stable. That would help you to pinpoint which hardware is causing the troubles because if the system is stable once you underclock the memory, you know the crash is memory related. If the crash goes away with GPU underclock, you know that the GPU is not stable on default clocks and the GPU is broken.
@@brianvazquez4911 If you think your RAM might be bad, try running Prime95 and its "torture" test mode. Run it with custom settings and configure it to use all the RAM in the system and let it run for 24 hours (if I remember corrrectly, the default "torture" test is configured to maximize CPU load so it's configured to fit in L1+L2. It's good for verifying CPU stability and its cooling but not RAM.) If it cannot find anything, your RAM is probably fine and the problem is somewhere else. If the system keeps crashing while playing a game, I would consider PSU and GPU to be next suscpects. Note that some GPU manufacturers lie a LOT about the actual transient power needs of your GPU. Unfornately, the only way to measure if your PSU is up to the task is to attach an oscilloscope to your PSU DC cables and log the voltages at megasamples per second rate before the system crashes. If you're not intending to do this regularly, it's cheaper to purchase or loan a known good PSU and try if it fixes the issue instead.
I know this is late but I have had my Pc for 2 years and it has been fine but few months ago it started crashing ONLY when playing games. The PC freezes and shuts off but the lights stay on. I have to hard shut it off and unplug everything for a few minutes and then turn it back on and it will work for a bit.
@@Josh-df1oj What do you mean "shuts off" if you have unplug it to power it off? With the partial information you provided, I'd guess either RAM or CPU having a bit too high clock or low voltage for the connectors you have. As connectors move ever so slightly over time because of thermal expansion, it might be that the system was stable by lucky accident this far. My old desktop got unstable when it got older and the fix to make it perfectly stable was to disable automatic CPU voltage scaling in BIOS and set voltage to static 1.1 V all the time. The only con side I've been able to see is that CPU idles a few degress C higher because the motherboard no longer can drop the voltage but that's a sacrifice I'm happy to make to avoid random system freezes.
@@MikkoRantalainen so it’ll freeze and either blue screen and freeze or just go black but all the lights in my pc stay on. I unplug everything and wait a few minutes and plug it back in and it’ll work for a bit. I don’t think I have ever over clocked anything but I’ll go in and check. It’s so weird it just started happening out of no where.
Ok ok, jay you might actually be a legend. Had massive crash problems, I changed the 6 and 8 pin power connector to the card and so far cod hasn’t crashed!!! Fingers crossed!!!!
@@niyazigokmen5612 Yeah buddy not so much now as I put it on normal graphics settings. Haven’t tried f1 but I may have to turn ray tracing off and put it on medium settings. I’ve recently bought a 3k mate view monitor too. Turned super resolution off and everything off basically. Cod seems stable now. Another problem is I can’t re install flight simulator for some reason! Having massive problems! Will try f1 again soon! S
Had a laptop that kept “crashing”, w/ black screen, respirings, reboot into safe mode.....huh, than boot into windows recovery. Than would boot 3 seconds later /ack into windows and work just fine. Go figure, but finally figured out issue. Was the RAM! Even though Ram was on QVL list, installed correct, nothing wrong with it, for some reason....was just unstable in the system. Yes, did upgrade while ago, and ended up replacing fans, SSD, WIFI/BLUETOOTH, drivers, updates, etc... Than, only thing left, replace ram. Guess it’s true, that G.Skill doesn’t always work on an AMD system, even when on QVL.... Sometimes, just doesn’t work, for some reason, and needs replaced. Ram is fine, as in another system....Intel, and runs perfect. Jay, enjoy these “find & fix! Vids.....wouldn’t mind seeing some more🙏🏼 Happy Xmas🎄
Event viewer helped me realize that I needed a completely new card for my problem too.. wish I had a friend like Jay to hand me a high-end one right off the shelf
Look for the Comrade's Hammer, its a one shot pistol that simply tears through almost any cover and deals an average 2k in damage, you could craft it too
All that happens to me; any program is crassped when trying to simulate, edit, etc. They close without explanation; only Unreal Engine says "Violation Access.". I have a 13th generation RTX 4070, i9-13900K. Do you know about this problem? Thank you very much.
@@Rowdy_Raider dude my 1080ti I think is about to die I hardlock with solid colors like light blue and yellow on my monitors and sometimes I get tearing in games that I shouldn't be getting tearing in trying my best to keep it alive
I've had a couple of those Coolermaster Vanguard 1200W power supplies before, and they are absolute garbage. Good chance that the PSU is what killed the card. Had a lot of BSODs and freezing with it, RMA'd for the same problem a few weeks later. Switched to a Silverstone 1200 and never had an issue again.
Except they established that it was the card that was the issue. I think this pretty much sums up the hate train for 2077. Bunch of dummies trying to look cool to the other dummies. Stub your toe? 2077's fault. Girlfriend fucked your best friend? Must have been 2077!
My PC used to crash a lot playing graphic intense games. I have a water cooled system and had the MB Bios set to "Gaming PC" mode. I saw a tip that suggested setting it to "Office PC" mode and that has pretty much fixed it. I have 262 hrs into Cyberpunk with no crashes.
@10:20, theres a way to make Superposition(DX12 benchmark) be a "looped stress test" without actually paying for the premium version. If you go into Game Mode and adjust the Time, lighting, and gravity knobs so that things are floating a moving around constantly it actually will stress the system pretty well, but you can also just put the Game mode into cinematic mode and it will run the benchmark scenes on a loop.
That Nick guy kinda seemed like a prick, idk. Bad vibes from that dude for sure. And now he gets his second free 2080ti.. Lol. I should go work for Jay.
Jay this really helped fix my issue, I have 3090 fitted with waterblock installed in a water cooled PC, I had random crashes in all games. It was driving me insane. Followed your video and this has fixed the issue, thanks so much
Jay - I'd love to see you investigate Windows 10's "Fast Startup" power setting. From what we can tell at work, it's a weird form of hibernate rather than a solid shutdown. When disabled, all behaves fine. The performance hit between it being on or off, with the recent W10 updates to "speed up HDD operation" since 20H2 would be quite interesting.
I have the exact same issue with rdr2 and gtaV, but these games will crash in exactly 12 minutes. I did time it twice to make sure and it stopped at 11:59, now I did have it to bestbuy many times but they haven't actual tried to fix anything inside the tower. Odd thing is, when I stream rdr2 or gtaV to my friends on discord it doesn't crash to my desktop until about a few hours in. It is extremely odd because streaming is harder on the computer.
I fixed the GeForce driver crashing at "heavy loads" by replacing my DisplayPort cable (the original one that came with the monitor). And if a faulty cable can cause that, then a faulty cable port on the GPU can cause it as well. Which means that it's possible that nothing has really "degraded".
sound like something that happen to me weirdly but it was amd card and hdmi cable i could boot in windows with no problem but when i try to boot in linux it give black screen then i use other monitor to test it with other cable and it worked so replace cable and its working normally in linux
There's also an option in DDU's menu that says Enable safe mode dialog, check the box, then restart the app and it'll ask you to reboot into safe mode and automatically restart you into it. :D
We saw similar behaviour on a brand new AMD system which had a completely different cause. The system had been set up without using a XMP profiles for memory speed. It is assumed that a motherboard will run "safe" memory speeds (ours were 2133) but we saw crashes when the XMP was OFF and running perfectly using a XMP profile from the Patriot memory we had. We detected and tested this a few times with heaven. So have a look at memory timings as that can crash graphics apps without crashing windows.
I wish I could fix my GPU issues by just grabbing another one off the shelf.
right
yeah worst case you have to go get a replacement to it through warranty and still take over 2 weeks for a new replacement right now
@@marclenraymagdaraog691 That's why I still have my Vega 64 even though I upgraded to a 2080 last year. Always keep a spare graphics card if you can incase your card bricks.
@@MaskOfCinder yeah I keep my old ati hd 4870
@@MaskOfCinder you could sell it and buy 2080 ti but u chose to wait for it to depreciate
“Knows enough to be dangerous to their system but not enough to fix it”
Yeah I’d say that sums me up perfectly...
Same
You see, I know enough to be a danger to my pc and am able to fix it easily most of the time. But here comes the twist, i only know so much since i broke so many in the past and keep doing so
I’m giving myself an EXTREMELY dangerous rating. So dangerous, in fact, I’m on the hairy edge of being able to always fix it myself. But not.
@@benkonczal4584 why, what are you doing to ur pc
I know enough to damage the pc that I don't have
5:38 For everyone's peace of mind, you don't need to "keep holding shift" just the "Shift + Click" on restart will suffice
Same if you don’t want to fast boot next time (full shutdown) shift + shutdown.
F8 during POST too
yes boss
Del to delete things try it on system 32 tell me how it goes 🤣
5:25 provides better context of when to do this and why.
Had very similar issues with my GPU over the past month. After spending money on replacement PSU and MoBo, it was setting my 1080Ti's clock speeds back to Nvidia's reference clock speeds rather than the factory OC provided by Asus. Hoping my card lasts now until GPU prices start to come back down. Thanks for the video Jay!
How did you do that ? In BIOS?
How?
U can adjust clock speed with the GPU driver app or msi afterburner
How did you do that? With msi afterburner ?
Every time Jy apologise for the noise outside. I honestly don't notice or care.
Every youtuber apologises for the noise and i think i never ever heard even a thing.
Its always loud things at THAT time, whatever important thing THAT is.
I felt attacked when Jay said “someone who knows enough to cause some damage, but not enough to fix it”
Same 😂
That messed with my head a bit. Dude smacked us with a reality check real quick😂
I'm more than happy to admit that fit into category.
like Jay himself. :P
It's facts tho
i'd like it if you made a video about all bios settings we should maybe tweak for amd and intel cpu's after a first setup
I'd love an in depth video like that!
UP
@jon3rockaholic ever had ur pc randomly crash on startup, not knowing why, disable xmp and everything works again. so then u double check and reenable xmp and everything still works? had that twice now 😃
I think he did a similar video
Great idea!
The DDU process wasn't this fix for your problem but I'm unbelievably glad you covered it. Thanks Jay
Having switched from R to N, I noticed today that removing it wasn't as simple as going to the control panel.
This information was very useful indeed!
It was not covered, it was thrown away.
"Let's go ahead and let Nick kinda slide in here"
*_Nick slickly slides in from the corner_*
slicc
@R I T A • W A N T • Ś.E.Х wtf
"that was the fix, i just switched the cards" lol
Game keeps crashing? Don't worry you only have to change the most expensive part in whole pc :D
Just swap the card lol so ez
15 minute video btw
@@DuBstep115 Not true. CPUs are the most expensive as to change it 99.9% of the time it requires new socket and that means to change the motherboard and you will change the RAM too...
@@dominges 5600x 314€ my 6800XT was 849€. Even if we combine mobo plus ram its only 314 + 89 + 129 = 534€ so yeah gpu is most expensive part.
"I feel like you're a pretty good representation of an average user, maybe my average viewer, who knows enough, to be dangerous to their system, but not necessarily enough to fix it on their own" /JayzTwoCents/
"I've done about all I can do with it. *quietly hands over replacement card*"
/JayzTwoCents, after system updates, three driver wipes, reinstalls, and power rewiring./
Yeah that was a good one x)
We have a similar saying in the Martial Arts. That the most dangerous person in the Dojo is the White Belt with taking about a half dozen classes. They know just enough to get themselves hurt, or more likely you. And we have all been a victim at least 2-3 times minimum.
@@jad43701 In the dojo its not limited to the white belts, when the guy is ready to practice on its own then he is getting black belt(sign that you mastered this martial art).
Traditionaly in Japan there was white and black belts only... but today people are impatient and they want to brag about green, blue or brown belt...
Guys with blue belts also think that they are amazing and are happy to teach others all the errors that they failed to notice as you know they are not the masters of the art yet and then some black belts later will gonna strugle to iron out all the wrong habits that they were doing for soo long...
Not to mention that damage in the dojo is often unfixable, you can ofc find martial arts masters that know where to put the presure to block some vein and reverse swelling but that are top tier guys that you will not gonna met in normal dojo.
In Karate for example they have silk on the outside of the black belt and if you are master for a loong time then silk disappearing and the belt is white again and its a reminder that the job of learning is never over.
@@Bialy_1 That reads a bit like you were aching to blurt it out since it hasn't come up since middle school.
Hi Jay, I fixed my pc watching your videos and they’ve come a long way in my pc building experience. Thank you for hard work sir
"Super-break your stuff." For when regular breaking isn't good enough anymore.
Wasn't it ''super-brick''?
Breaking stuff got a Windows update
super-broken is when you cannot fix it with hot glue. :P
And then fix it with Super I Fix it, for when I Fix It can't fix it!
when the result is not a brick, but the raw materials for somehow making a brick
would have been cool to put the non working card into another system and see if it crashed then
Pretty sure they would try that but off camera
"who knows enough to be dangerous to their system, but not enough to fix it themselves" I felt that on a spiritual level and I feel personally attacked...
Yea years ago I bricked my pc because I was to comfortable being deep in the system files and accidently deleted a root file no recovery system brought it back to life...
Wow just imagine having Jay as a friend you could ask for help with PC gaming stuff! Nice video! A happy gamer there!
"I've had my car randomly explode"
wait WHAT
oh in the game
@꧁ F U С К • М Е ꧂ OPEN MY HОМЕ VIDEO ! ! ! ! ! ! ! NO 👎
"I've had my car randomly explode"
wait WHAT
oh in the game
ME: wait WHAT
I haven't had any crazy shenanigans happen in the game except foe last night. I was driving to a mission and an suv fell from the sky, out of nowhere right on top of my fackin head
Ikr?
You fucking knew he meant the game, you just wanted to pretend you didn't realise so you can farm likes from idiots.
Nick's entrance is too perfect
Omg jay thank you so much for this video. I just finished building my first gaming pc and I used the SSD from my old pc in the system. For some reason the pc was constantly crashing every time I tried updating windows . After using DDU and restating my pc and reinstalling all the drivers fixed the problem. All this time I thought it was a hardware issue . Thank you so much for this.
@@cskiller86 definitely fresh install is better when changing a major component
Just do an offline feature upgrade. Download the ISO from Microsoft's website. You can download a browser addon to change your browser's user agent so it pretends to be a mobile/android browser and Microsoft's website offers you a direct link to the latest Win10 ISOs.
Windows feature updates now basically installs a new installation of Windows and then simply transfers your files, apps, and settings.
Just *might* have been useful for me as well, who knows... But I already got rid of my Windows and installed Linux instead. No more crashing... 😌 Although gaming on it is a bit different thing and I basically can't control my RGBs... But hey, I'll take it over unstable Windows any day.
@@TaskForceStudio I've upgraded the CPU, Ram, GPU, PSU and added a ssd and M.2 to my pre built Dell and used the same OS from the SSD. Never had any issues. Not all at once but it was all replaced within the last year. EVen upgrading the AMD RX570 GPU to a RTX 3070 GPU and had no issues.
I’ve done this three times this week and expected trouble but never run in to any problems. An ssd from a laptop into a desktop gaming/mining rig lol. Good to go! Alright then!
Wow, this helped my COD work for the first time in 7-8 months. I had old drivers that were on my computer for years, and I guess they were overlapping. But after I cleaned all drivers from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia, and installed the most updated driver, it finally worked.
I thank you so much for this video!
3:15 "The average viewer, who knows enough to be dangerous to their system but not enough to fix it on their own" Literally me hahahaha
Literally, if a pc turns off instantly during gameplay it must the PSU not having enough cooling to support the system with higher watts and the PSU is protecting itself from overheating by turning itself off.
@@FuneralParty-rsf it also could be an overclock instability or cpu/gpu overheating
@@FuneralParty-rsf or it could be RAM or it could be your CPU or it could be your GPU driver or it could be your hard drive or it could be your... You get the point?
@@kenjyn76 yess this is why we need new diagnostic applications other than windows.. i hope someone make it so that we can fix accurately
I am not a tech noob, I'm very experienced using/building/fixing computers .... but not so much as a gamer, but as an audio engineer. I started gaming a couple years ago, and I still learn new info from jay in ALL these types of videos
On the video about fixing stuff, no ifixit add.
That's what's called irony, kids.
Well, he fixed it, so Jay can say, " I fix' it!" ;)))))
maybe it's because Nick's problem gave Jay the Ships
I came here to say this, you beat me to it 🤣
Wow, the instant he has trouble. he grabs new hardware he has lying around. What a technical genius. I'm glad I started watching this video.
You can go into DDU settings and have it do the safe mode boot for you. Then it will disable it when it's done. Much easier.
This! Safe mode is such a bitch to get into in Windows 10 and DDU makes it very easy!
@An Equal The stupid thing is you have to be IN Windows to get it to then boot into safe mode in the first place. Which defeats the point of it given you sometimes need to use it because you can't actually get into Windows lol. Just spamming F8 was a better way without needing to mess around.
@An Equal That usually brings you to the BIOS, it's F2 on some boards. F8 has been the safe mode button during boot on all boards I've used in the past but WIndows 10 doesn't respond to this. If there's another one I'm not aware of it. All guides I've seen just say to do it via Windows holding shift when you shut down.
Jay is getting smoother even than Linus about his ads and sponsors, noice.
That's a low bar to clear xP
@@SK-gf6sw hahah relatively speaking 😄
Lol. I wonder if he has a team of writers like Linus
@@Saulsbury naah he doesnt, he has kids and wife he needs to have some amount of humor if he wants to live 😄😅
Linus is the opposite of smooth. He can singlehandly hard drop something on the ground without breaking a sweat.
Jay: "Sorry about the [insert loud noise here]".
Me: I hear nothing but your voice. *shrugs*
Same... every time Jay apologizes for some noise, I'm basically like "what noise?"
The pressure washing sound is background ambient noise that does nothing to detract from the video, IMO. I'm guessing it was a lot louder for them, though.
Anytime I'm just having a bad day, bad mood, whatever. I play an old jay video and it makes me smile
True....
If one of your 2080 TIs wont work, just put in another one.
Love it.
Gotta be awsome to work with Jay!
Woulda been nice to have actually lowered the clocks and showed it running without crashing to show evidence of your assumption.
I agree, especially since 99.9% of us don't have RTX cards sitting around to fix problems.
Either way the card should be RMA'd. At some point you have to stop wasting your own time. But, yeah, for videos like this it would have been nice to see at what power limit it became stable. For science.
He casually mentioned if the card hit 2000mhz it would crash
💯
@@ChrisMorrow agree
When Jay said "I feel like you're a pretty good representation on the average user out there. Who knows enough to be dangerous to their system but not enough to fix it on there own. "... I felt that
I felt it too, but from Jay's point of view, tech support is such a headache.
It's just true however
well i don't know how to damage my system but i sure know how to fix it lol
I was having a similar problem with a different video card and was the problem was the driver version. It is always good to have a spare GPU and PSU, nowadays it is so hard to get a replacement part depending on what it is that you need.
These are my favorite type of videos Jay does...learning how to build PCs is cool...but learning how to maintain and troubleshoot them is a much better thing to learn for day to day stuff. Thanks Jay!!
is it new enough to RMA? and if so a video on the RMA processes would be cool, lot of people have trouble with that sort of thing.
EVGA have a great warranty system. You can pay a small fee and get an extended 10 year warranty with their cards.
Can he return it if he "messed" with it? sounds crazy to think that 2080 lasted so little
@@s4n714g000 Maybe, esspecially as it's crashing with stock bios and stock clocks.
@@s4n714g000 It was probably faulty from the factory and because they never really used it. They never found out until now
@@imo098765 i had the same issue with memory. I got 32g back when it was new and would never use more than 8 but as time went on eventually it hit the bad stick and started causing issues.
Jay's friend are so damn lucky
😭😭 wish we all had a jay in our lives...
I could tell you why he is picked as a "friend" but society would have a melt down. Lets just say its a common thing these days.
Well technically they're his employees, but still...recieving 2080ti as if it was a candy makes them lucky...right? Just dont be bitter
Be the Jay in your group.
@@robiihart7531 Yeah and most of the cards are used or as he said without warranty, because of modification like watercooler tests and missing stickers. Then again i would love to have my boss giving me a 2080Ti.
@@RealSugam huh
Came back here in 2024 and cannot thank you enough for still having this video. Thank you Jay!!!
Jay: "MAYBE YOU DEGRADED IT BY NOT GIVING IT ENOUGH POWER"
Nick: *Keeps playing cyberpunk with his new graphics card*
First comment
@@gameplaywithrayyan9852 🤬🤦🏻♂️
Fresh farts
@@linuxtuxvolds5917 Just pretend it's freshly cooked food you're smelling
It's like watching Forensic Files... what you thought most times is what makes sense. You just have to prove it.
I like this tech support style of video. It's something you don't get from the other tech tubers. It's fun to see what a great working machine can do, but when something doesn't work so great it's good to have an idea of how to go about diagnosing and solving the issues.
hes like the pc doctor :D
Welp, I need to switch my card. Thank you for the video Jayz. I was having trouble with my pc for a while now. This was the best video I came across. Now I know what to do. Thank you. Jayz!
What was happening with your issue? Same as the video?
Would love to see a video series having the guys try some basic over clocking, and see what errors they came up with (which us ley-persons would also encounter) and then have Jay run tech support to debug their systems.
Jay: "He rolled back the day one game ready driver"
Also Jay: "Have you tried rolling back the driver"
I love how he’s just sitting in the back like “🤨”
More like, "I don't care, just fix it"
I’m currently having this same issue but with only 1 game. Not sure if it would be the same thing?
I would have started with the event log....
There is a crap ton of information he could have tried/looked at before blindly starting to rollback drivers, changing settings, etc. I don't know how these folks end up with a millions of subscribers zero value add content, and simply regurgitating numbers. UA-cam's curse of the lowest common denominator!
Yeah same thats a smart way to go about it. And to clear cmos, just incase :)
@@ahmetmetinuzun bit far lad
@@ahmetmetinuzun that's an uncalled for reaction considering that, even still, here you are
@@Dudae_ Yes, I am here thanks to YT's crappy lowest common denominator algorithm, still hoping for something decent. Yet it keeps recommending same channels where two guys keep pouring liquid nitrogen into pots and repeating the useless FPS figures over and over and over and over and over and over. That's called content.
Had a similar symptoms with my son's computer recently.
Eventually tracked it down to an unstable power supply. (It passed all the voltage tests, but when the graphics card tried to draw too much, it couldn't cope - despite being much higher rating than should have been required.)
Moral: don't reuse old PSUs!!
Im starting to wonder if it is in fact my PSU. Ive looked up my issue of black screen crashes for my GPU (6900XT) and all the threads I find of people having the same issue have one scary common denominator... we all have Corsair RM850W PSU's... coincidental? I think not.
@@alexandercampos-ec4osI have one but I get a grey or green screen.
@@alexandercampos-ec4osbro i got my first ever brand new pc just sitting there. my issue is i get this weird crackling audio at the same time my gameplay will stutter hard, fps drops and eventually it will make my pc force restart itself no blue screen nothing just turns off and back on. I have a Corsair RM850x Psu
I know that look, "I don't care I just want it working" 😂
This is why I dont build with the client in the same room.
"Hmm this fan won't fit here, maybe if i - "
"OMG ITS BROKEN?!"
@@Interrobang212 TRUE. I worked technical support and working with people like that is TRULY annoying, you get called to fix or build their shit but they keep yapping and downclock your 100% focus. Empty cans rattle the most.
Been having the same issue with my evga 2080 super and was hoping for a fix. Extremely disappointed thinking about having to replace the card.
"Remember that computer we upgraded?"
Oh you mean *every computer?*
"i'm not gonna show you guys how to do this because i dont want you to break your stuff"
so like... we sposed to just guess then?
put it in your sink and let it soak overnight, should do the trick
you dont need to know that, because you wont have a custom bios, because you dont know how to flash one to begin with
@@fabrestervis i know covid has been hard on all of us, but there's no need to act bitchy, chill the fuck out
@@heygek2769 he wasn't being bitchy, nobody should ever have a custom bios without knowing how to get the original one back. he was only explaining what jay meant
@@efrrun ^this! Thanks
Your conclusion at the end is actually quite reasonable. Only using a single plug would've put additional strain on some of the board's components.
I really hope that’s the case and that there could be some in depth explanation on why that happens...
This may be a bit of a stupid question, but if your CPU doesn't have integrated graphics can you still perform a full graphics driver wipe and reinstall the drivers through the designated software?
Late reply but yes, windows has a built in GPU driver that doesn't perform well but works, it's enough to output video in the meantime while you install the correct driver
@@shoot646 cool thanks for the reply
I feel like you should have showed some underclocking on Afterburner. Would have likely made the card stable at the lost of a few percent of performance and the majority of people are gonna go that route than drop another 1k on a replacement GPU
I'll try it its basically my last option ☠️
@@lolmenx4 did it work??
@@shin-chan5540 no
@@lolmenx4 ughh man i don’t know just what to do anymore
@@shin-chan5540 in my case the problem was that a game i played would crash and I just stopped playing it, tbh i think it was very well optimized so when it gets more updtaes maybe ill give it a shot but yeah, so annoying
With the new thunderbolt drivers, it wiped out my whole machine, killed my 3080, and damaged something in bios. Luckily my machine recovered from a secondary bios, however my 3080 would not stop artifacting on the windows home screen. I wish Jay would do more eGPU content.
nick’s slide was smooth jay what do you mean “what was that?”
DDU fixed my Final Fantasy XV constant crashing like the video was displaying for Cyberpunk. Thanks for this video!
Jay, how would you go about RMAing this kind of thing? From my experience, they just send it back as if there is no issue.
@@xPRODIGYxGAMER that's awesome, however somewhat not applicable to me. I live in the European Union. We have minimum warranty for 2 years and it's mostly upheld by the shops selling products, not by the manufacturers. (If it would be within the official Nvidia warranty, your advise is still valid option as well, so thanks for that!). But the shops here usually approach it the way, "does it work when you put it in? Yes, it does. Not broken, rma denies, bye." :/
I wish I can do that simple "fix" so easily *cries*
Sameeeeee. I'm apparently not as "tech savvy" as people say my generation is
Thanks for the Tip about DDU. Just gave it a try to help with some issues i've been having too.
Thanks Jay, I legit thought I was going crazy. I'm having the same exact problem. I know for a fact its the gpu. Here's what gets me though. This is the 4th replacement strix rtx 2070 I've recieved from asus through rma. I'm at a loss. Can't sell the card, can't find a replacement for a reasonable price, definitely can't get a new card. Could it be that the gpu shortage is forcing even manufacturers to scrape the bottom of the barrel for warranty stuff.
I work for a company that builds PCs, I can confirm this is a huge problem. We're basically being forced to trial and error RMAed stock in the hopes it'll work. Its likely you're being given parts which already have problems.
I got this problem recently on a 1080ti Strix. My brother tried my card during christmas and asked too much, trying to launch Assassin's Creed Valhalla in 4K Ultra, with resolution scaling set to 200% (which means trying to launch the game in 8K Ultra, at least that's how i understood this option), causing the game to freeze and the card to not be able to play gpu dependant games anymore (cpu dependant games were still working).
In 4K i was unable to play FFXIV with an instant freeze on menu between 5 and 10 seconds.
Whereas in 1080p i was able to play for 10 to 15min until it freezes. While i was monitoring temps i noticed my gpu wasn't going higher than 65/66° for a hotspot temp of 79/80/81° and my gpu speed being at 2000mhz.
Once i saw Jay's video i couldn't just admit my only option was to get a new card, so i tried the only thing i could (since my warranty was already over) and it's to open the card to replace the thermal paste and potentially the thermal pads. Even if i had Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 freezing with my gpu being at 45° which led me to think that the problem might not be caused by temperature at all.
I still opened my case, got rid of dirt, cleaned each fans, ventirad and even used that occasion to replace cpu thermal paste which haven't been replaced for 4 years.
Then i opened my gpu, cleaned thermal paste and added new one. Also used 2 PSU cables to power my gpu instead of one.
Back on my pc i was now able to play again, 2 hours on FFXIV until i manually quit the game.
I decided to downloaded 3Dmark and tried a bunch of tests in 1440p and 4K, gpu even passed stress test at 98,9% in 4K
During that, my gpu temps hit 72°/86° (hotspot) while in game GPU never been higher than 55° (thanks to a more aggressive curve on GPU Tweak III).
However later i still had my game crashing (DBXV2) with my gpu at 35° tried again and got the same crash sooner than the 1st one.
This time there was no error messages and no bip sound, only a black screen where i was still able to play until it freezes.
Then i run a benchmark, it performed quite well, so i run same benchmark in loop and i finally crashed.
Then i run a stress test using same benchmark and it managed to go through, though it didn't passed with 96,6% (needs at least 97% to pass).
GPU was overcloked by Asus. I'm starting to wonder if i shouldn't underclock my gpu back to base 1080ti boost clock.
GPU might not be able to maintain it's overclocked performance anymore even which might be the reason why it still freezes, even if temps are low.
That's all i can think of right now. I can still play but i won't really be able to play without getting freezes, unless downclocking the card save the day.
If it doesn't i can still try changing thermal pads on vram, etc... and if it still doesn't, then i might have ton consider buying a new gpu which is a real pain in the ass considering the actual conditions...
JayzTwoCents has two cents. He spent it on a PC and is now JayzNoCents.
JayzNonCents?
JayzBroke :(
I always disconnect from the net before uninstalling vid drivers with DDU, that way windows wont download and auto install old drivers before I load up the new one's.
@@monter5224 Never had that problem but once in widows 7 in that case I went in and deleted the vid drivers it had stored and never happened again. I've always used home additions and for me at least I've never had newer windows vista onward try to load drivers as long as I was offline. I manually install my MB drivers the same way.
In settings in ddu you can actually stop Windows from installing drivers
Always start with testing PSU and memory if you see random crashes. Unfortutely, for both of those, the easiest test is to replace it with a known good part which is option not available to end users. You could also try reducing clocks on the GPU, CPU or memory to check if that makes it stable. That would help you to pinpoint which hardware is causing the troubles because if the system is stable once you underclock the memory, you know the crash is memory related. If the crash goes away with GPU underclock, you know that the GPU is not stable on default clocks and the GPU is broken.
Could u help me with the memory part I keep having trouble running any game like warzone or Fortnite my game keeps freezing or crashing
@@brianvazquez4911 If you think your RAM might be bad, try running Prime95 and its "torture" test mode. Run it with custom settings and configure it to use all the RAM in the system and let it run for 24 hours (if I remember corrrectly, the default "torture" test is configured to maximize CPU load so it's configured to fit in L1+L2. It's good for verifying CPU stability and its cooling but not RAM.)
If it cannot find anything, your RAM is probably fine and the problem is somewhere else. If the system keeps crashing while playing a game, I would consider PSU and GPU to be next suscpects.
Note that some GPU manufacturers lie a LOT about the actual transient power needs of your GPU. Unfornately, the only way to measure if your PSU is up to the task is to attach an oscilloscope to your PSU DC cables and log the voltages at megasamples per second rate before the system crashes. If you're not intending to do this regularly, it's cheaper to purchase or loan a known good PSU and try if it fixes the issue instead.
I know this is late but I have had my Pc for 2 years and it has been fine but few months ago it started crashing ONLY when playing games. The PC freezes and shuts off but the lights stay on. I have to hard shut it off and unplug everything for a few minutes and then turn it back on and it will work for a bit.
@@Josh-df1oj What do you mean "shuts off" if you have unplug it to power it off?
With the partial information you provided, I'd guess either RAM or CPU having a bit too high clock or low voltage for the connectors you have. As connectors move ever so slightly over time because of thermal expansion, it might be that the system was stable by lucky accident this far.
My old desktop got unstable when it got older and the fix to make it perfectly stable was to disable automatic CPU voltage scaling in BIOS and set voltage to static 1.1 V all the time. The only con side I've been able to see is that CPU idles a few degress C higher because the motherboard no longer can drop the voltage but that's a sacrifice I'm happy to make to avoid random system freezes.
@@MikkoRantalainen so it’ll freeze and either blue screen and freeze or just go black but all the lights in my pc stay on. I unplug everything and wait a few minutes and plug it back in and it’ll work for a bit. I don’t think I have ever over clocked anything but I’ll go in and check. It’s so weird it just started happening out of no where.
Ok ok, jay you might actually be a legend. Had massive crash problems, I changed the 6 and 8 pin power connector to the card and so far cod hasn’t crashed!!! Fingers crossed!!!!
bro is your game also crashing during cod mw2?
@@niyazigokmen5612 Yeah buddy not so much now as I put it on normal graphics settings. Haven’t tried f1 but I may have to turn ray tracing off and put it on medium settings. I’ve recently bought a 3k mate view monitor too. Turned super resolution off and everything off basically. Cod seems stable now. Another problem is I can’t re install flight simulator for some reason! Having massive problems! Will try f1 again soon! S
how do you do that i might need to try it
@@Bubzyi Yep it didn’t work in the end! Still getting crashes! Lol
me too, did you fix it bro?
Jay: Maybe you degraded it by not giving it enough power
Me in Scotty accent: I'VE GIVEN HER ALL SHE'S GOT, CAPTN'!!
She just can't do it Cap'n, she dooont have the PAWA!
First time I ever encounter someone with the same picture. Man of culture.
@@esponjososugarbaby I tip my top hat to you, fellow feline
I love the 780T case, haven't seen anyone else with one, rhough. My favorite case ever. I love the room I have for working on the inside.
Jay and his other "kids" hanging out during the holidays
Dude, what happens after I’ve cleared everything in safe mode via DDU? You completely skipped how to reinstall the things we uninstalled and cleared?
Had a laptop that kept “crashing”, w/ black screen, respirings, reboot into safe mode.....huh, than boot into windows recovery. Than would boot 3 seconds later /ack into windows and work just fine.
Go figure, but finally figured out issue. Was the RAM! Even though Ram was on QVL list, installed correct, nothing wrong with it, for some reason....was just unstable in the system. Yes, did upgrade while ago, and ended up replacing fans, SSD, WIFI/BLUETOOTH, drivers, updates, etc...
Than, only thing left, replace ram. Guess it’s true, that G.Skill doesn’t always work on an AMD system, even when on QVL.... Sometimes, just doesn’t work, for some reason, and needs replaced. Ram is fine, as in another system....Intel, and runs perfect.
Jay, enjoy these “find & fix! Vids.....wouldn’t mind seeing some more🙏🏼
Happy Xmas🎄
I might have this same very problem.. what new ram would you suggest I get for AMD?
I always recommend a person checks 'event viewer' first after a ctd.
good idea
Jep
Event viewer helped me realize that I needed a completely new card for my problem too.. wish I had a friend like Jay to hand me a high-end one right off the shelf
@@xtroy.b I don't think Jay would tbh even if he was your friend.
The sniper rifle "overwatch" in CP2077 is OP af.
Especially the one you got from Panam
I say this after she friendzoned me...
Look for the Comrade's Hammer, its a one shot pistol that simply tears through almost any cover and deals an average 2k in damage, you could craft it too
Or just get tranq darts
Nah, o'five is better. It reloads much faster and higher critical damage. Plus, exploding bullet!
But the reload sounds so promissing and satisfying :D
All that happens to me; any program is crassped when trying to simulate, edit, etc. They close without explanation; only Unreal Engine says "Violation Access.". I have a 13th generation RTX 4070, i9-13900K. Do you know about this problem? Thank you very much.
"WHAT WAS THAT??" Only the smoothest entrance ever
Serenity reference.
This is probably one of the worst times to have a graphics card issue Nick is a very lucky man to be friends with you Jay
Yeah, RMA process be like 5 weeks of a non functioning card if it even goes through.
If you think that's bad, my 980ti just died and trying to find anything, nevermind affordable to tide me over is next to impossible.
@@Sorest2 yeah and hopefully you didn't put a water block on it because that voids the warranty I think
@@Rowdy_Raider dude my 1080ti I think is about to die I hardlock with solid colors like light blue and yellow on my monitors and sometimes I get tearing in games that I shouldn't be getting tearing in trying my best to keep it alive
@@patrickcarrillo714 I have a 1080 that runs fine except three out of four video ports are completely dead.
3:14 Holy hell I think that NAILED it😂🤣😭
Stop overclocking and you will be far less likely to have hardware issues.
I've had a couple of those Coolermaster Vanguard 1200W power supplies before, and they are absolute garbage. Good chance that the PSU is what killed the card. Had a lot of BSODs and freezing with it, RMA'd for the same problem a few weeks later. Switched to a Silverstone 1200 and never had an issue again.
"Whenever he plays Cyberpunk 2077"... found the issue!
You win the thread!
Except they established that it was the card that was the issue. I think this pretty much sums up the hate train for 2077. Bunch of dummies trying to look cool to the other dummies. Stub your toe? 2077's fault. Girlfriend fucked your best friend? Must have been 2077!
@@Retnaburn It's called humor. You should try it some time.
@@Oceanborn712 Soooooo sorry I'm not amused by the constant whining and jabs at 2077 across all social media. Your sense of humor is shit.
@@Retnaburn sad how everyone jumps on the hate bandwagon, i bet this young girl didn't even played it
1:02 problem solved, end of video...
My PC used to crash a lot playing graphic intense games. I have a water cooled system and had the MB Bios set to "Gaming PC" mode. I saw a tip that suggested setting it to "Office PC" mode and that has pretty much fixed it. I have 262 hrs into Cyberpunk with no crashes.
Mine keeps crashing on call of duty can’t even open it and it doesn’t save my settings idk what to do I have a 4060 in it’s a pre build power spec
Love your works....! There is Always something to learn here..
Yea u learn that u should buy new trio card when ur old one isn't working
@10:20, theres a way to make Superposition(DX12 benchmark) be a "looped stress test" without actually paying for the premium version. If you go into Game Mode and adjust the Time, lighting, and gravity knobs so that things are floating a moving around constantly it actually will stress the system pretty well, but you can also just put the Game mode into cinematic mode and it will run the benchmark scenes on a loop.
I love how Jay treats Nick as a child at the end. Poor Nick it's all good now he's happy, we all happy :D
Jayz Rude Cents lol. Nick seemed like a good sport though; Plus he did walk out of there with a brand new GPU which is tight
Look at Nicks face, he is supposed to shut up and just play the game.:D
Yeah... I kinda hate when people think being rude is the same as being funny... 😕
That Nick guy kinda seemed like a prick, idk. Bad vibes from that dude for sure. And now he gets his second free 2080ti.. Lol. I should go work for Jay.
Jay this really helped fix my issue, I have 3090 fitted with waterblock installed in a water cooled PC, I had random crashes in all games. It was driving me insane. Followed your video and this has fixed the issue, thanks so much
When I have to use DDU, I also always unplug the ethernet cable so that Windows cannot reinstall the basic NVidia or AMD drivers
"knows enough to be dangerous to their system but not necessarily enough to fix it on their own."
I felt that on another level.
Jay - I'd love to see you investigate Windows 10's "Fast Startup" power setting. From what we can tell at work, it's a weird form of hibernate rather than a solid shutdown. When disabled, all behaves fine. The performance hit between it being on or off, with the recent W10 updates to "speed up HDD operation" since 20H2 would be quite interesting.
I have the exact same issue with rdr2 and gtaV, but these games will crash in exactly 12 minutes. I did time it twice to make sure and it stopped at 11:59, now I did have it to bestbuy many times but they haven't actual tried to fix anything inside the tower. Odd thing is, when I stream rdr2 or gtaV to my friends on discord it doesn't crash to my desktop until about a few hours in. It is extremely odd because streaming is harder on the computer.
2-20 AM in Croatia and I'm waiting for this video
It's 4 am here and I'm watching this video in Finland. Btw I love Croatia!
3:23 in NL;))
4;15 in PL
Dobro jutro iz Švedske 😂
I fixed the GeForce driver crashing at "heavy loads" by replacing my DisplayPort cable (the original one that came with the monitor). And if a faulty cable can cause that, then a faulty cable port on the GPU can cause it as well. Which means that it's possible that nothing has really "degraded".
sound like something that happen to me weirdly but it was amd card and hdmi cable i could boot in windows with no problem but when i try to boot in linux it give black screen then i use other monitor to test it with other cable and it worked so replace cable and its working normally in linux
Why did this have to appear the day I had PC problem and can't get my shit to work. Salt in the wounds man.
same, the pain
Did you try putting it in rice?
love how he's not even reading the crash report just closing it every time, great troubleshooting
There's also an option in DDU's menu that says Enable safe mode dialog, check the box, then restart the app and it'll ask you to reboot into safe mode and automatically restart you into it. :D
yes but they locked it out behind advanced options because some people didn't know their windows password and got locked out of their PCs.
I like how he said ‘how you been?’ like an uncle. 🤘🏿
Jay's average user "Smart enough to Dangerous to their system, but not enough to fix it." Truer words have never been spoken
and then proceeds to just give a new gpu and called a "fix".
Lol true Jay my Graphics card needs to be "fix" can you help me as well
DDU fixed my build so far seems like! this channel has helped immensely thanks guys'
jay talks to nick as if he’s his son lmao
YOOOO THIS IS EXACTLY THE CRASH IVE BEEN HAVINGGGGGG...so apparently Vega 64 pulls a lot of power too...I never would’ve thought of this
same
Try propping it up with a lego gpu tower, with aggressive upward pressure. It fixed my card with similar problem. Worth a shot.
We saw similar behaviour on a brand new AMD system which had a completely different cause. The system had been set up without using a XMP profiles for memory speed. It is assumed that a motherboard will run "safe" memory speeds (ours were 2133) but we saw crashes when the XMP was OFF and running perfectly using a XMP profile from the Patriot memory we had. We detected and tested this a few times with heaven. So have a look at memory timings as that can crash graphics apps without crashing windows.
yeah my FiveM keeps crashing because of my memory but i have no clue how to clear my memory or to make it not crash
@@raiid1540 You need to look in the BIOS for memory timings (XMP should normally be on), or try other memory.
i have crashes with buzzing sound
even when i've reinstall win 10, i've still having crashes
Same bro do you know why?
@@joshua7606 it was the termal paste making my pc to shut down, but i've had a crash this morning
@@raul-km6mq man goes like brrrrrrrr then blue screen
@@raul-km6mq just happend to me as I speak
@@joshua7606 watch your cpu/gpu temps, i think is a hardware issue