Fix RTX 4080/4090 Crashing & Instability
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Have you been experiencing games crashing or blue screen of death while using an RTX 40 series card? In this video I provide some solutions that you can try to fix those issues and what worked for me!
Got a 4090 OC today, I spent hours uninstalling, reinstalling Destiny 2, DDU to different versions of nvidia drivers, going on forums and what not, nothing worked until the power management thing, thank you brother, I super appreciate it!
Yessir!
Ah thank good, it worked for me too.
I had terrible stuttering since i upgraded to my 4080 in Destiny. I thought about bios, res bar,…
The power Management made it better, but i will also Plug my pc right into the Wall.
My destiny keep crash with my 4090 so will try this would love if it works
Hi i know it's been a year but did it work?@@leonbryan5840
Recently I got a new gaming PC with a 4090 RTX. It was running fine for the first month or two, then it started shutting down after being used for 30 to 60 minutes. I moved the 4090 to another PCI Express slot and it worked again... at first... then after a week or so, games started crashing all the time. Kept doing research until I found your video. Your suggestion of plugging the PC directly into the wall made me realize that I had my powerful new gaming PC plugged into a cheap surge protector which was plugged into an outlet that was also being used by my window air conditioner. Dumb I know, just didn't even think about it. After plugging my gaming PC directly into a different outlet, the crashes have completely stopped. Thank you *so much* for this video! It's easy to get lost in a million different potential fixes for this kind of crashing issue (swapping out RAM, trying different PCI express slots, reseating CMOS battery, rolling back video card drivers... I tried a lot). If anyone else is experiencing issues with their gaming PC crashing/shutting down, try plugging it directly into an outlet that is not being used by anything else before you try reseating/moving around/replacing components. Happy gaming!
It took me a whole week. I tried changing settings and hardware (PCI-E 1 from 4 to 3, GPU pwr cables, G-Sync ON/OFF, changing RAM, changing nVidia drivers). In the end, the trick that worked for my 4080 was putting the Power Management mode to max performance. IMO most of Z690 motherboards (like my ASRock Z690 Taichi) have Bios' still not totally compatible with the 40XX series. Anyway, thank you for your proposed solutions.
Was your GPU going from normal operations 90%-100% to all the way to 0% for like a good 10-30 seconds or was it a different issue that you were having?
@@precursor3688I have this issue with my 4080 and run out of solutions. It stutter in the loading screens and middle of games and in cutscenes. Did you solve it bro ? If you do I really appreciate sharing .
@lgtv915 I completely wiped my computer off windows, even going as far as to install Linux to test it beforehand to make sure it wasn't just the components. Everything was solved after that. Before that I installed all drivers I could find to make sure it also wasn't the drivers.
@@precursor3688 You mean you solved it with reinstalling the OS?
@@precursor3688 so you mean after reinstalling the OS everything went fine ? Did you install win10 pro or win11 pro ? . thanks in advance
Hello Everyone!
Thanks for all the suggestions.
In my case, the power management mode was normal. I changed it to the max performance and it worked.
Amazed at how many 4090 owners, myself included, are having issues. I've tried all sorts but it continues. Definitely going to try some of the things in this video. Funny enough, the computer's plugged into an adapter sharing power with several devices, so that'll be the first thing I try! Thanks for making this video and sharing what worked for you etc.
i try the power management thanks to you and now my PC stop crashing! it even crashed on the desk idling giving the watchdog error and now it goes smooth with no crashing until now and have been at least a month!
thanks for the video!
Just wanted to say thanks for this video. I had the same issues as you and had already tried the wall plug fix but it didn't work. Tried the power management and full screen fix and still no joy. It wasn't until I turned off xmp that my games stopped crashing. Fingers crossed that it stays fixed.
Update?
@@hollowtips23 Nothing was working, then I spoke with Halo tech support and they suggested I reinstall Windows. That was a last resort since I didn't want to do that but it worked. It stabilized my system and the bsod stopped.
After few minutes of gameplay or sometimes even browsing, my screen goes black and GPU fans ramps up to the max. I've reinstall drivers with DDU in Safe Mode, updated the BiOS.. nothing worked so far. But I guess the plug straight to the wall socket will work.. I have a extension cord with those "safe brakes" on electricity spikes so I'm guessing when the GPU spikes the Power Draw, that trigers a safety "break" from the extension. Can't wait to try this when I get back from work... Maybe that's why some ppl are experiencing an improvement when they change the Power Mode from Maximum Performance to NORMAL.. Thanks for the video, great idea ❤
Let me know if that fixes it for you
I have the same issue, did you fix it? And how
@@ScarfaceXVI I think its a RAM issue.. I've moved my DDR5 RAM on different slots and switched off XMP and that issue became a very rare event. I think that overall its a software issue, not a hardware. I also switched in the Nvidia Driver the Power Management from Max Performance to NORMAL.
@@4kPcGaming Hi - I'm having the exact same thing with the screen going black and the fans going crazy. I feel like I've tried everything. Anyways, if you figure out what it is I hop you'll let us know.
I too feel like it is a software issue since it is a recent thing that it has started happening, but when I change back to an old driver and use DDU to uninstall the old driver, I still have the same issue. Is is infuriation 🤪🤬😢
@@4kPcGamingIf your screen goes black and fans ramp to the max this is known issue with sense pins in 12vhpwr cable. Sense pins are very fragile and can lose connection to the connector. You should try to use more force to and plug it more firmly so you cant see visible gap between connector. If that doesnt help try with different cable.
After 2 years of owning a 4090 and 50+ hours of troubleshooting I found a random reddit board that mentioned plugging it directly to the wall. I haven't had a game crash since 😂🔫
Nevermind, still crashing. Doing a warranty claim.
I had crash problem since i bought card. Last week i updated gpu bios and firmware and its completely fixed. Gigabyte rtx 4090 gaming oc
How the hell did you plug it directly into the wall???
@@razoblicavanje4231probably means without a power strip
@@uRCrazy1313bro I was getting so happy reading ur first comment😭
So much time and frustration and i couldnt find your video before now. Sincerely thanks for sharing!
After 8 days of stress testing in various configurations, I’ve finally had some repeated passes of all tests after swapping out the CPU for a new one. Everything in this system was purchased new from Micro Center about 6 months ago. I finally got Intel to agree to an RMA so lets hope they don’t send me another faulty cpu or a refurb. I also changed my RAM from 4 dimm to 2 dimm and completely reinstalled Windows on a clean drive. I used DDU to uninstall all the nvidia drivers and then did a clean reinstall of that as well.
I can run games but when I run cyberpunk with raytracing my game always crashes
How did you decide to change cpu? Which test i have done to find problem on cpu ? My system still crashing
how did it go
@@gmogtr98 swapping out the cpu fixed the blue screens and ctd’s
Jesus Christ I’ve had a 4090 since launch had consistent crashing now for about 6 months tried everything all drivers new parts everything and I think the fix was to plug my pc straight into the wall fml thank you dude you’re an absolute life saver!!!
@@AndyGee1987 😂
Doesn't power limiting the card in afterburner solve this issue? Like on 80 or 70 percent. Your card will run much cooler and will use much less power. You will get 95 percent of the performance so that's ok. Worth a shot
Dude, do you know you saved me from a heart attack? $2,000 grand for my 4090 and i thought it was dying..... OMG, thang you, kind sir!
Hi guys, none of the stuff in the video worked for me.
However, here a solution that I found useful.
No one has mentioned it, but I dug through my bios settings (gigabyte in specific)
And in the power settings, there was something called a power loader.
It says whenever there’s a low value of power, the security protocol crashes or freezes the computer.
It does say though, “if this occurs, please enable power loading”
Everything runs great now! I haven’t had an issue and I love my computer
FYI I ENABLED POWER LOADING***
I’m going to have to give these a try. Cause I’m still unsure if it’s my GPU or CPU. Updated bios to the latest that is out. Turned off XMP and still have black screen of death. Rebooted and everything goes back to normal tried to stress test my CPU nothing happens runs normally. So I’m more thinking it could be my 4090 gaming x trio but I’ll give these all a try and see what’s up. My PC is also connected to a surge protector so I’ll try that first.
Update: for me it was 100% a power delivery issue. I was using custom cablemod PCIe cables and after replacing them with the factory adapter and my 3 PCIe cables it worked flawlessly. (Using MSI 4090 gaming x trio)
I really hoping it's not the cablemod adapter. That was the only way I was able to close my case :/
@@jco281 be careful with it. I remembered trying to get the cable through tiny holes and I’m pretty sure I pulled pretty hard and unevenly on the cable itself which most likely damaged the cable to not give my 4090 enough power when it needed it on certain spikes. Was able to replace it through cablemod for free and my issue was resolve!
@@JoshTheFlyGuy yeah mine only started after using the cable mod. I spent a good amount of time originally making sure it was plugged in safety but I just added a M2 and may of bumped or something. It black screens sometimes doing nothing but browsing the web.
@@jco281 yeah very possible it could’ve been damaged during transit as well. That’s what they had also mentioned to me when I had reached out to them.
Man i hope it aint this. I am using the Lian Li strimer, specifically made for 4080 and 4090. Would suck if that turned out to be the issue
I plugged mine directly to my Tesla and the issue is fixed.
Mine crashes even if I’m just browsing
mine aswell, no matter what im doing its just constantly crashing since 3 days, was running perfectly for month. i just cant fix it -.- have you found a solution?
@@AbenteuerSchatzsucheany luck? My 4070 ti was fine for 3 months. It suddenly dies now from normal load and wont pass a stress test.
Running a RTX 4080 and have been dealing with this for a few months now, just switched the power management mode over to max performance. Hope this will help as I really do not want to plug it directly into the wall outlet due to power going out here on a regular basis. Fingers crossed this helps or fixes my issue completely.
Nothing works. Nvidia vbios update, Win 11 fresh install, performance management max, pcie 3.0 change in the bios, HAGS on/off, then on again. Nothing! Like another person here said, the moment a user has to do all of this stuff it means the GPU isn't good. Period.
Did you try to update your motherboard or see if a component in your system is bad? I had 2 other 4080’s and a 4090 that I tried with the same issues before I resold them and this one I have now got fixed by changing my ram and plugging straight into the wall.
@@FilledWithChi11 My 4090 prebuilt pc is brand new and works fine until i put all setting to MAX on cos. Any idea why?
The first PC I got had an EVGA dual fan 2070 Super. I've had it for three years and there's literally rust caked onto the screws and parts of the heatsink because of how humid my room is.
The thing still runs like it did in 2019. You can fire a bullet into it and I'm sure it would still run just fine.
The 4070 I have now crashes after an hour and kicks me to my desktop. It's the most FRUSTRATING thing I've dealt with.
I totally agree I just built my pc and the gpu sucks tried everything it so annoying going to return it and I hate Nivdia never buying agian
Wanted to thank you. I was having issues and thought it was ram issues but I connected it to the wall and it’s been steady so far so good
To put some background to this first, here's my GPU upgrades in order: GTX 780 -> 1660 super -> RTX 3060 OC -> 4080 Super OC
I had this problem only after upgrading to the RTX 4080. I also recently upgraded my CPU(an important note) from a 10th generation to a 13th gen.
My PC would barely launch, everything got hung up and was very slow, it stuttered, froze, etc, all except a blue screen.
I did everything mentioned, and got a new PSU, and it turned out to be an oversight on my part. I only ever needed one CPU cable connected to my motherboard, and all of those previous builds worked as intended, so It didn't even cross my mind to add a second one when I upgraded. So, it turned out that my CPU was severely bottlenecking my gpu...Oops.
I also got a PSU with the new gen cable to match the 4080 instead of using the splitter. Idk If that affected it, but I would think that's better than using a splitter for the GPU.
So, power management to max just to be sure, and don't forget to add that second CPU power cable when it is needed like I did. Actually, add it anyway. Something to ensure just in case the reason is the same as mine anyway.
Blessed, that power management solved the issue thank you mann, my rtx4060ti restart problem when on idle
okay i did. ALL the fixes and now it’s working, now onto reverting every single setting to see what i can get away with and what not.
How did it go?
Had my 4090 crashing on load in or shortly after on every game when I had Ray Tracing turned on. Did all the the things suggested with no luck. After some testing, I found that if I ran a GPU stress test while running Cyber Punk benchmark, I could complete it on the highest Ray Tracing preset. This lead me to believe the card was running to fast under normal loads and would become unstable. My fix was dropping the core clock in MSI Afterburner to -110 MHz. Everything runs with Ray Tracing on now. Hope this helps someone.
I did everything but the last power step and I think it is resolved, champion
4090 yeahh 200 300fps.... does it work no! Fucking hate this card😂 my old build was so much better🤦🏽♂️
HAd similar problem recently, and in my case I fixed it slightly upping RAM voltage and turning off security features via BIOS. Don't sure what helped, but it helped me.
Most recent BIOs update for my Z790 AORUS fixed this for me!
i had done all this already and nothing worked so i changed my 4 pci e connector with the 600w connector that came with my 1300w psu and i havent had any issues so far
As of the maximum performance option in NV panel - I assume nVidia is going to pay my electricity bills because my graphics card pulls more power than it should have in idle.
my 4090 msi liquid x is crashing when I start cyberpunk it sucks
Did you find a solution I been getting crashes and artifacifng
@@amarbaghel8717 hello its working perfectly now. I just formated the computer and installed latest drivers.
From the future. Thought my 4090 was toast. Was about to take it back to Microcenter, but used a utility called DDU, freeware that completely unistalls every trace of your driver. More info on what and how to use it. No more crashes!!
Thank you so much, I had to change power management plan to “prefer maximum performance” and all works. But is this a driver problem or hardware issue? Is there any software fix?
If you hear or get any answers about hardware or software plz help a brotha out. Thx
@@edmina284 I heard that in the 90% of the cases it’s motherboard bios fault that hasn’t rtx 4000 compatibility
@@edmina284 2 days ago I returned my TUF 4070 ti because of one clicking fan. The new that I got is fine, doesn’t need “prefer maximum performance” etc… so I think it’s an hardware issue
im having the issue that my pc is randomly freezing and then rebooting after some seconds, i was clean installing windows and testing numerous things, its still happening. im out of ideas whats up, 4090 is 2 month old ... is it damaged already?!
Have a friend that got a 3080 in his rig and have the sort of same problem.
The thing is that it always shuts down the PC and reboots instantly.
Tried reseating the RAM,s and at first that seemed to work. He said they felt kind of loose.
But the problem has appeared again sadly.
I know he have had problems with the card before and the solution is to underclock/undervolt it.
But maby the "maximum performance" is the way to go?
We tried benchmarking (3DMark) to test out and try to fabricate a shutdown/reboot.
He managed sometimes to get a shutdown but it seems to crash less (?!) somehow in benchmark than in games?
Altho if he runs the same benchmark several times he gets different results, and not a small difference either.
Everything feels "off" and "odd" of the way it behaves.
And when hearing/seeing that some have the sort of same problems with the 40 series, may it be that Nvidia have a few problems they cannot seem to sort out?
I had an issue when PC got randomly frozen, which was followed by a forced reboot. I had been looking for a solution for about 2 years trying all sorts of suggestions. In my case, the power management mode set to Prefer Maximum Performance completely eliminated the issue. I have RTX 4080. I think this is either a PSU or, more likely, a motherboard issue.
Went from 3080ti to 4070 ti super…didn’t work…new PSU…didn’t work…update bios…didn’t work…max performance…didn’t work….the Gen 3 in bios got it for me….thank you!!
Had mine plugged into a surge protector from 5 below, was turning off every 5 minutes. Plugged it into the wall and never turned off after that, also got a higher surge protector and it works fine had no problems
Nice
edit: I finally caught the bsod error and it was a memory management, and I didn't notice I had a loose ram stick
will still update after a while since I can't tell if my other crashes were also for the same reason
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god I've had more random crashes since I installed my 4090 than I did in the last 6 years
Impossible for me to figure out if this is the gpu or not because it happens when I afk and I don't see the bsod error, and windows only throws me generic power loss error warnings
I hope this fixes it, will update later
Where the update tho
did you fixed ? tell me solution
I already updated my comment
it was dead ram sticks(somehow started after installing my new gpu??)
I have not had any issue with my 4090 :) wish you goodluck fixing yours
I bought a new power supply as i thought that may fix it. As it powered om and posted at the computerstore . Xmp was def causing crashes as it was happening with my old card too. Ram is quite new fury ram one thing i havent done is plugged directly into the wall. Also going to update my bios first as i think its running on one which was ewlease before the 40 series came out. Thanks for thevtips
My rtx4090 rig is driving me nuts, I only have problems at a few games. Trying anything from RAM speed to under volting, I will test the direct plugin.
How did it go
Plugged my system directly to the wall as well, but still facing the crash issue. Will be trying out replacing the riser cable and getting a external UPS. My system just kept rebooting, if solutions mentioned still doesn’t work, might get nvidia to swap a new one since warranty is still covered.
How did it go?
@@f.iph7291 Nvidia replaced a new card for me without any questions.
I have rtx 4090 sometimes all my game run at 10 fps .. i need make restart to work normally .. shoud I return my gpu and replace to new one ?
did u fixed ? issue please tell me solution
i got a 4080 i9 790z nothing but issues. tried so many things losing hope. games and program crashes. idk if nvidia just has terrible optimizing issues or what.
i had a 1080, replaced it for a 4070 ti. since then i got issues. when i play certain games, my mouse and keyboard stops working randomly. the RGB freezes and then shuts down. doesnt do it with all games. tried changing the settings that your showing here and it seemed to help but i still get the issue. im thinking of changing my power supply from 850watt to 1200w since i have a shit load of RGB. i really hope it fixes my issues.
Sounds like a motherboard issue did you try updating your motherboard.
bro im using rtx 4080 + 750w thermaltake gold , all good)
Ya i updated the bios and same issue so i also tried updating the chipset and that fixed the issue. I no longer have any problems. Purchased a 1200w for no reason XD
This is some fucked up bios or voltage controller issue with the 4090. My 4090 Strix has the same issue and I’ve seen a lot of similiars posts on the internet with the exact same problem. The card crashes in idle, during loading screen/custcene or after closing the game. It just loses the stability after going from load into idle. Makes no fucking sense how this works when the card can run maxed out control with RT while drawing 450W for the whole day with no issue but once the cutscene plays or you leave the game the card just fucking dies and bsods the entire PC. Setting the „prefer maximum performance” in Nvidia panel seems to fix this because core clock stays locked and so does the PCIE x16 4.0 but this makes the card draw 50-70W when it’s absolutely unnecessary. I will try contact ASUS support maybe there is a bios update or something that fixes this. If not I’ll just sell this card and go back to my perfectly fine and stable 3090. Similiarly stupid issues like on AMDs 5700XT
How did it go?
@@f.iph7291returned the card, bought new 4090FE which doesn’t have any issues
In my case it was enabled check mark in "change ECC state" checkbox in the 3D settings. Games were crashing and freezing, I was almost on the way of returnal, but when I uncheck this option, everything became normal.
all the games that run in dx12 crash my pc, any idea how to fix this ? reinstall drivers etc do nothing..... RTX 4070 win11
Same, did you fix it?
nop...and i even changed my graphic card...i start to think that the problem becomes from my hdd.....@@sipanalbakri6193
Did u find a solution?
This happened to me. Suddenly all games with DX 12 started crashing immediately after start without no changes from my side. I have Zotac RTX 4090 + Intel Core i9 13900K. I solved this problem by reducing Intel's Performance Core Ratio from 55 to 52 using Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.
Thank you so much plugged right into wall now good to go
3:00 pcie gen 3 will cost a lot of performance though
Not really. Even 4090 only looses like 2-5% performance from PCIe 4 to PCIe 3...
@@Dr.WhetFarts 5% is a lot considering u pay 1800€ for a 4090
Help!!! Fans 100% Black screen
Event log kernel 41
MSI VENTUS 3X RTX 4080
Ryzen 7 7700x
Asus rog strix x670E
DDR5 GSKILL 2x16 EXPO 6000Mt/s
MSI MPG A1000G PCIe 5
PCIe5 12VHPWR connected to the 4080
No overclock✅
I check the RAM ✅
Ryzen (62°C all time)✅
This is my second 4080 🫠 furmark 66°C Max and i get black screen
Prob 12vhpwr cable❓
Power supply ❓
I solved the issue by replacing the whole power cord and Nvidia adapter by a beQuiet one. Since then it never failed agian. 🙂
Me too 😭😭😭 my first build I’m losing my mind over here same setup z790h and 4090
My ASUS ROG STRIX OC 4090 seems to never run stable whatever I try. -.-
@@Ohlukei I can’t even get my monitor to display to do it at this point . I’m stuck with the white light and I’ve bios flash . I’m losing my mind with this ish at this point
I think there was at least one manufacturer who addressed this black screen at bootup issue with a bios update@@safetrucker
What worked for me after all the bios and firmware and driver downloads and installs was undervolting the card With MSI Afterburner.
im glad i found this. Thank you
I got this exact same setup and Im having gpu problems even in league of legends. My gpu’s powerdraw stutters, ie: I can literally hear the coil whine stuttering 😵💫
I've played Starfield for 3 hours with no crashing, and I have a 4090. But I let the program choose the graphics settings.
I have a 850 psu sfx and a 4080 and im played bf2042 and it keeps crashing within 6 mins. This is bullshit
I just purchased CPU- I9 14th Gen 1400KS with MSI Z790 edge ti max mainboard, MSI 4070 TI Super 16GB GPU, 1250 Watts PSU, 64GB RAM 6000 Mhz, 500GB nvme samsung 980 pro, cabinet td500 cooler mater, coolent rgb for cpu with win 10 pro original OS- but till my system is getting crashed in after effects software & sometime blue screen, I tried everything again new RAM/SSD replacing reinstalling OS but till same issue comimg what should I do Pls suggest
🙏🙏🙏🙏
It’s that 14th gen cpu
You saved my life! Thank you :)
Dude you need to put it on maximum performnce in control panel. Your gaming will be maximized
same problem happend with me but the wall trick didnt work , what worked was removing the motherbord battery ( small round one located under the gpu slot ) and returning it after few mints and started my pc normaly and no more crashing
Thank you for your videos!
Does this work for laptop versions, just bought one with this problem.
my new to do list:
plug into wall
run ddu in safe mode and clean install drivers
set to run on gpu
change fps settings
change scaling setting
turn initial virtualization off in bios
change bios pcie config
delete temp files
uninstall game/delete local game files, reinstall w/ run as admin and disable fullscreen optimization
flash new bios??
I think this actually fixed it!!!!! Thanks man
I had a crash, I checked in the viewer, it was hit by nvdllmkm, how about you? I'm on an rtx 4090 too
same and samesies
same here@@chriseich1978
How did it go?
thx for the tips bro , I will let you know how it goes
I returned an asus rog strix 4080 because it was crashing on most of the games I play, even world of tanks, forza horizon 5 etc... I play at 2k ultrawide. I have an asus tuf z690 motherboard, i5 13600k 64gb of ddr5 6000 ram. 1000 watt evga psu. I should have done more testing on it but got frustrated. Also did driver utility uninstall. I replaced it with asus tuf rtx 4080 and will see so far crashing but not as much, will go back to my 3090 if it happens. Also have a 7900 xtx (might sell)no crashing but ray tracing is minimal.
can you list pc specs like psu?
Could anyone help me whenever i activate shaders shaders on mc i get good performance i have a rtx 4080 but as soon as i activate “rethinking voxels” shader it crashes immediately not my pc my game
Thanks for the video, It helped me to resolve my problem
Thanks so much full screen and direct plugging to wall worked. 😂😂😂
Glad to help!
While I used 1070ti, all the games worked perfectly. 4090? Nope. Games are crashing.
The PC is heating up when I put it on the Maximum performance.
How do you plug a graphic card directly into a wall? We don't have that option in Europe.
What he means is plugging your pc into the wall the the plug
This video worked for me my card don't like sharing power with other appliances in a 6 socket extension lead it crushes
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X
VGA: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070Ti Eagle OC 12G
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 6400MHz 32GB 2X16
SSD: Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 5000E M.2 NVMe 1TB
Dissipatore: Antec Symphony 360 ARGB White
MOBO: Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX
PSU: Antec NE850G 850W Gold
Case: Antec DF700 Flux White
I have this configuration and all drivers installed but my games are still crashing ,and idk why ready or not it performs not good,idk if it's need a better config or the game is bad optimized, i'm having a problem too with r6 it goes very good with fps but after 30 minus to 2 hours it crashes,idk what to do it,i'll try the bio stuff and the boosting performance pf my gpu
Tganks for yoyr video, interesting moment with plug in PC directly into wall socket. Before this I've set Maximum perfomance and it helped me to avoid stuttering in the games, also error with drivers appears more rare now, but sometimes I stll see it and I also see, that after video diver restarts GPU works not with Max perfomance settings, I see low frequencies and power consumption again. Restart OS helps.
I can't check all the methods now, because my PC not with me now, but thanks, I will try anotger methods.
Asus rtx 4090 tuf gaming, r9 3950x, 64 gb kingston RAM and asus x570 tuf gaming plus wifi.
is there a solution? do you have to replace it with a new one?
Any one of these could be the solution but what worked for me was at the end of the video.
@@FilledWithChi11 plug directly into the wall socket”?
@@koriorio Yes and change my ram
@@FilledWithChi11 change ram new?
@@FilledWithChi11 just replace the position or replace the new ram?
Like, I don't understand. I'm trying to play Black Flag and it just keeps freezing up with my 4090. I have to open Task Manager and go back into the game for it to work normally again
I have the same problem with my 4080, have to alt-tab to get a display output back. Card also only runs on PCIe 3, auto and gen 4 prevent the card from even functioning or result in BSOD. bah
Anyone having issues after flashing a different bios to their 4080? My Chrome and Edge got all glitchy and my PC randomly will restart. However, everything works perfectly in games.. I'm stumped
Check your event viewer, my 4080fe runs flawless stock settings after intalling some drivers
Well I fixed my crashing issue so no need to check event viewer but good advice for people who have this issue still
What did you check for in event viewer
@@redditmanllegnisthebirdofh9887 In my case the event viewer gave 3-4 different types of error: Windows, drivers, hardware and onlygodknowswhat. Not a great help.
Mine only crashes in 1440 not in 4k for some stupid reason
$2k to troubleshoot
is that a 55 inch screen ?
use SAI it stabilizes Watts
DO NOT PLUG STAIGHT INTO THE WALL. My PC got a power spike and it killed my GPU, had to buy a new card so I went with the 4090.
amazing, i have no wall outlet in like 4m range of my setup
hi quite strange that plugging in directly reduced the number of crashes. maybe it has more power from the main or what you plugged in alongside took too much power
If it was drawing too much power the breaker should have tripped?
I thought that weird too.
If that is the case i would instead switch that extension cord out. It does something trippy if that is causing a problem.
@@Klantfan-1 not necessarily for example some plug hubs (not sure of the word) have like 2500w max allowance if you put more the breaker won't trip but you can encounter problems and even fire it's even a frequent cause of fire...for example if you plug a 2000w heater as well ..i had boot issues with an ups
@@yussef961 Well yes ofc :)
If the cords and/or "hub" is not suited for anything "over" a certain att, and the circuit/breaker allows you to draw more, it will become a problem for sure.
I live in Sweden tho so we probably have different systems/wiring, but basically, over here, "most" of the stuff is a sort of standard to what you can "draw" from the breaker.
la suède mmm @@Klantfan-1
I'm still within my rog 4090 oc return period
If putting psu cord directly to outlet instead of surge protector the only way to stop crashing? does it make the gpu defective?
Should I return and exchange or do you guys think nvidia will patch this?
Someone plz help!
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Why would that make your GPU defective. That’s the way you should do it.
@@FilledWithChi11 I have it plugged in too a surge protector and one of the fixes recommended to directly plug it to the wall outlet.
I have never had any issues with the rog 3090 being on the surge protector.
Only recently my rog 4090 crashing like crazy and bsod
@@edmina284 Bring your PC to a professional, they will get you sorted out.
@@kenmasters916 I have all rog parts.
I was perfectly fine with the 3090 and all this nonsense started with the 4090 rog.
Everything's on stock and seems to be a common issue.
I feel at this point its hardware or software.
@Ed Mina na, that's the problem. Bring it to a professional and stop guessing. They will fix your problems or at least determine what's the issue without guessing. This is not a common issue, these are isolated issues with very few people that are having complications with everything from improper ram disposition to simple improper bios or drivers combinations. I've even seen people simply remove i cue or certain software that were causing complications. Bring it to a pro and stop guessing. If it was hardware (GPU) odds are your system wouldn't boot or you would see artifacts
it was more unstable for me with the 3080 and its rock solid with the 4090.
God bless you!
Had a 4080, found a 4090 In Stock and swapped it plus some money. Not a single issue
I had 4070 super. Black screen of death. Returned and bought pc with 4080 super. Just got same black screen of death last night during clan wars. Crazy to have these issues on such expensive equipment. Booooooo Nvidia.
@@brandonhindmarsh4353 That’s sucks. Iv had my 4090 PC for almost 2 years and haven’t had an issue. Maybe you should get a battery bank surge protector
What about reseating the ram?
Good tip 👍🏼
That is an awesome case! One of my favorite!
Thank you thankyou. It solved my issues. By simply plug in wall 😊😊😊😊
So plugging my psu directly into the wall outlet seems to stop my crashing.
Question is!...
Is this faulty hardware or a software issue?
I am still in my return period and I'd rather do an exchange than go through and Rma process.
Also will a simple driver update be able to fix this?
Anu help and advice for a noob like me will be appreciated.
Aloha😊
I have no idea its just what worked I don’t know why it worked lol
You should have just started with changing the cheap Ram. Come on man
I tried the firt two methods, the first one did do any difference, the second one made an improvement, instead of 10 minutes the game will go for around 30 minutes, then I tried your method of conecting it directly to the wall and went back to 10 minutes, so looks like I still will look for another solution, but another thing I was thinking about was my power supply, I am running the 4070ti with a 750w gold power supply, should I upgrade to a better one? maybe to a 850w or something
I think you should be fine with 750 W. My 4090 takes maximum of 450 W and i5-13600K max 200W. I have 850 W PSU, however under 1 minute of GPU stress test it crashes...
@@mlodyga5 I found mo problem, it was pretty dumb, I just did not enable the DOCP profile in the bios for the raam to run in its full capacity, that was it, but I did conect the pc directly to the wall, I'll try later putting it back to where it was with an extension to see if the problems is still there
Is your ram ddr4 or 5
4
You saved the day!