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Crashing Under Full Load

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I swapped my RX 7800 XT for a GTX 4070 S several weeks ago due to the VM issues I was having. Now that all that is fixed with the Nvidia card I am now having issues with my system crashing whenever the GPU is under load. I first thought it was the GPU so I sent the PNY card back and got an Asus and low and behold I have the same issue. If I'm running Unmanic docker (Tdarr alternative) or gaming in the VM (never at the same time) the system will last for a few minutes then just suddenly crash and reboot. If I play low end graphic games or run very few transcodes in Unmanic then the system runs fine. It's once I put a heavy load on the system that it crashes. 

 

My head instantly goes to the PSU since the new 4070 S has a PCIe 5.0 power connector I'm thinking power spikes are killing my system. Anyway to confirm this? It's not high temps as I've validated that. I attached my hardware components in the pdf.

TheMonster.pdf

Edited by BigDaddyDingDong

  • 2 weeks later...

What does pc part picker say you have left power wise at full load on your psu

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7 minutes ago, ceverson said:

What does pc part picker say you have left power wise at full load on your psu

Says I'm using 769w out of 1000w

Shouldn’t be the psu then

my machine just started crashing a well I can’t get it to boot maybe there was a recent Nvidia driver update

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4 minutes ago, ceverson said:

Shouldn’t be the psu then

my machine just started crashing a well I can’t get it to boot maybe there was a recent Nvidia driver update

nah, I got the most recent driver. I think the 4070 S using the new PCIe 5.0 socket needs higher wattage than what my EVGA 1000W can support. Has anyone on here had issues with using PCIe 4.0 power plugs on a PCIe 5.0 splitter?

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