Hi. My brother has one pc each. Here's the specs first.
Spit Balling here.
Go into BIOS
Search for something like "PCIe Slot configuration"
Options should be (Auto, Gen 1, Gen 2, or Gen 3) Select Gen 3
And/or ...
Go into Windows ==> Control Panel ==> Power Options ==> Select your power plan ==> change advanced settings
expand PCI-express
expand Link state power management
select no (thus there will be no attempt to save power by dropping the PCI links)
Like I said, I'm not sure about this, but I doubt either will hurt
Good Luck
Hi thanks for the reply. I tried the control panel power option but still the same. and I can't find the option of GEN 3 on PCIE on the BIOS of my brother's PC. But its there on my motherboard's BIOS.
Does Event viewer show anything for either Video card, or PCI-e?
Screen scrape a pic of the last few entries in Event viewer, just before coming back up.
I checked and I don't think there is
Expand and post the entry for 03:32:41
And also, after the Windows Install, did you re-install the chipset drivers?
Yes i reinstalled. here's the screenshot
Ok, it's never easy.
But you don't know if you will find a rabbit unless you get to the bottom of the rabbit hole.
One of the log files for event viewer (Kernal-Event-Tracing) filled up. So it didn't capture any info this time.
And we don't know if it will be helpful when we see it so... lets clear the log ... so it's nice and roomy again.
Event Viewer
(left column)
Expand Applications and service logs
Expand Microsoft
Expand Windows
Expand Kernal-Event-Tracing
Highlight Admin
Take a look at how many entries on the right (will show at top of right column)
Right click Admin
Click Clear Log
Click Clear (instead of save and clear)
(I will be going to bed, but I will check in tomorrow. Any captured entry should stay till then
the entry you will be looking to highlignt would be the last couple right before a reboot, They might have good info.
Use the break in the time, to find the ones you want.
Thank you for your Help
Any success on your endeavors?
Hi its seems that it only happens when I'm using one monitor. if i use dual monitor setup on the RX 560 it doesn't crash. i tried different single monitor but it keeps crashing but if i use dual monitor it wont
I tried swapping just our motherboard and it's still the same its crashing on single monitor setup