Computer crashes when gaming

yehonatans said:

I used radeons built-in software to monitor temps as well as speedfan 4.52.

GPU: RX 580

Also, turn off the 0-RPM feature and manually adjust the fan to at least 3,000 RPM or close to that!
Otherwise, you have a much higher risk of video card failure.

Looks like video cards are failing due to people letting them get to 80C+ repeatedly.

Screen shot in #7 does not tell us anything. #9 does not show CPU temp.

Essentially you are hardly using your GPU in #7. It may actually stop the fan at low usage levels, depending on fan profiles.

#9 looks OK as far as the GPU, However CPU is equally important.

You say you switched hardware, but a new MOBO and processor is a new PC, in which case have you installed everything again ?

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RJARRRPCGP said:

Also, turn off the 0-RPM feature and manually adjust the fan to at least 3,000 RPM or close to that!
Otherwise, you have a much higher risk of video card failure.

Looks like video cards are failing due to people letting them get to 80C+ repeatedly.

Isn't it better to let it be automatic?

Helmut said:

Screen shot in #7 does not tell us anything. #9 does not show CPU temp.

Essentially you are hardly using your GPU in #7. It may actually stop the fan at low usage levels, depending on fan profiles.

Yes, that was when my computer was idle

Helmut said:

#9 looks OK as far as the GPU, However CPU is equally important.

That was while gaming

Helmut said:

You say you switched hardware, but a new MOBO and processor is a new PC, in which case have you installed everything again ?

I bought the PC more than 7 years ago and I have been replacing it's components piece by piece, the mobo and processor were the last original parts. After replacing them I also reinstalled windows (and all the drivers)

yehonatans said:

Isn't it better to let it be automatic?

If in a warm room, the heat tends to build up, especially with a lot of gaming.

zebal said:

take screenshots of all hardware and post them.

That includes voltages, and everything that is visible in HWMonitor (expand ALL), if needed scroll window and take multiple screenshots.

If temps are OK, another possibility is power issue.

Sorry for the bad stitching together

Reported GPU temp too high for prolonged periods, that's why my last post. (82C)

Here's the fan curve I have, based on how Halo MCC pushes it:

I will try to keep temps under 50 and update

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No good, kept everything under 55 and still crashed

1 sucking air in, one pushing it out, one for the CPU and two built in on the GPU