There is a crash.dmp file in the temp directory btw.
memory test: passed
nvme test: passed
ssd test: passed
xmp: disabled
cpu temp: 59 max
gpu temp: 64 max
took headphones out: still instant reboot
verified files
installed LE from SSD onto my nvme: still randomly reboots
updated all drivers including the latest from nvidia.
windows is up to date also
SPECS:
ryzen 7 2700x
32g mem
nvme
ssd
gtx 1070 ti ftw
corsair 850 psu
Here is a dxdiag file and crash that happened on 3/8.
Last night it started with rebooting the pc, no BSOD or anything. Nothing in event viewer except a previous shutdown occurred. Each time I sent into the 1st quest of the monolith it would reboot. No other zones did this. This morning it rebooted before I could even select my char and start game.
Looks like it may be my PSU, even though this game and Lost ARk would be the only ones to crash. I will update in the next several days if it is the PSU or not.
Looks like it was the PSU after all. I noticed my gtx 1070 ti ftw was only pulling around 200w while playing at the most. After purchasing a new PSU my card now pulls 400+ when playing and I have yet to have a reboot or crash.
Hey just a quick message to tell you: THANK YOU!
My PC was shutting down whenever there were too many effects on screens and with a runemaster it became unplayable.
I tried a higer PSU and it was smooth sailing from there.
Check your PSU rating/power people, your GPU can overdraw power
Hey Markowitz,
I’m glad someone found this useful. I spent countless hours trying to figure out what the issue was and in the back of my mind I would always question my PSU, but didn’t think it could be it. My new PSU is giving my GPU what it wants looks like, a good 450-500w at times and not have any problems since.