PC Graphics

[FreeDoomFries]

I've just put a Gigabyte Eagle 6600 XT in my gaming rig.

I've got The Finals crashing to reboot ~ every hour.

At a stab in the dark I'm thinking heat may cause the system to suddenly shut down and reboot. However by the time I've booted back into windows the temps are normal.

I just wanted to rule this out as being the issue. I don't see anything useful in event viewer.

Is there a way I can log temperatures so that I can look back to the time of crash? AMD or other software...

[johnnyenglish]

High temperatures first will make the GPU throttle down to safety or just Crash, rebooting is rare. You should see a youtuber called Jayz2cents with a heat gun on a GPU, it just throttles a lot.

So tell us a bit more about your system specs, specially the PSU.

Does this happen on other games? And benchmarks like heaven and others?

Good luck 

[FreeDoomFries]

750W PSU

Doesn't happen in other games.

Palworld crashes like this on steamdeck, that game supposedly has 'memory leak' issues.

Unigine Heaven Benchmark 4.0
FPS:
177.0
Score:
4459
Min FPS:
38.8
Max FPS:
373.0
System
Platform:
Windows NT 6.2 (build 9200) 64bit
CPU model:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz (3599MHz) x8
GPU model:
AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT 31.0.24002.92 (4095MB) x1
Settings
Render:
Direct3D11
Mode:
1920x1080 8xAA fullscreen
Preset
Custom
Quality
High
Tessellation: Disabled

[FreeDoomFries]

Okay I've replied twice and the reply gets deleted whe I refresh the page!?

[FreeDoomFries]

550W PSU 80+ Gold

Doesn't happen on any benchmark or any other game

Didn't post Heaven benchmark again as maybe that's getting it removed...

[FreeDoomFries]

Looking at all my parts, power draw should be:

GPU 6600XT Max 160W 
CPU i9-9900  Max 210W
RAM x2 Max 20W
HHD x5 Max 50W
Fans x6 Max 32W

=472W

[johnnyenglish · Accepted solution]

Hi, I'm sorry to say but 550Watt PSU on a i9 isn't all that good to start with.

First, your calculations are a bit off and you are missing some parts like motherboard, even your keyboard will draw power, not that much if its a non-RGB model. Then theres some peaks that can cause your parts like the GPU to go a bit outside their standard values and it could be what causes it to reboot.

To troubleshoot this, I would advice you to reduce clocks on the 6600XT and disable Intels Turbo Boost on the i9, just to check if it will shutdown as well.

If you have a friend who has a more powerful PSU to give you a helping hand, it would be great too.

Good Luck

[FreeDoomFries]

Great! Solid things to try, thank you!