@@denster7715 GPU is the answer to "what is the problem", they just replaced it without knowing the "why?". Really baffles me how this self proclaimed technicians gets a lot of recognition
@@qualiayt3579 yeah but why bother knowing "why" is the GPU bad? he isn't gonna pull out a multimeter and a soldering iron to replace capacitors on the GPU or something
Its not necessarily just the gpu, i had the same exact issue with my amd card and wrestled with it for months. What i finally deducted, was my amd card fried my pcie cable (on two diff power supplies) so i ended up replacing both the gpu and the psu and have had no issues since
I mean, when diagnosing you should check everything but it doesn’t necessarily mean you need to swap both. Clearly it wasn’t your PSU. And if it just fried the cable you could’ve bought aftermarket cables ( good ones as you can’t swap cables between PSUs, NEVER DO THAT ) and just swapped the GPU
Could be a PSU issue. I had constant power downs mid-game when I had an underpowered PSU for my GPU. Swappint cards could also mean using less PCIe cables and power
The problem is broken driver compatibility. I’ve had this issue and the fix is finding the latest graphics driver that works, without doing that. Tedious, but the only fix
It’s something with power delivery, whether it’s the card itself or the power supply, the PC is shutting down either to lack of enough power or it’s unable to send power.
The PC itself didn't look like it was shutting down but the GPU was shorted out. The repairman even pointed out how the rig was still on when the display went out. So it can be one of three things. A bad cable, a bad psu or worse a bad gpu.
There’s a butt load of comments going around saying “I had this exact issue and fixed it easily this way.” Even switching the gpu might’ve not been the issue. The thing is a game or a computer crash can occur for many different reasons and just because something solved it for you doesn’t mean it’ll always work, hence why the comments have mixed answers, there’s no right or wrong. The absolute best way to figure out the reason for a game or system crash is to go through the logs because of how generic of an issue it is. Otherwise move each part into a different system to figure out what causes the issue, and it could be more than one, you never know.
The simplest solution is to replace the thermal paste, i had the exact same issue and it was caused by overheating, whenever your system shuts off like that when loading up a game it's most caused by overheating from either the cpu or the gpu, in this case was the gpu
@SniffiestHalo1 did you even read my comment? If my graphics card was on fire and exploded do you think replacing the thermal compound will magically fix it? I'm saying that troubleshooting steps need to be completed, as it has several benefits. 1. You learn, 2. You save money 3. You know what to do if it happens again 4. You save yourself time in the future
I'm quite pissed off because this dude went on to replace the entire bloody graphics card which is a stupidly expensive fix. He only tested the one game, he didn't check for onboard graphics first before jamming another frickin gpu. And it could've been simply that the GPU was so low spec that it couldn't run what looked like an graphics intense triple a game so OF COURSE running a beast gpu will work. So it's quite likely that the GPU wasn't broken, but simply wasn't powerful enough
@@majorwaveproductions only way to know is to stress test it, I'm not saying it's going to be that problem 100% but in most cases that's usually what it is
A game crash like this can even happen on a 4090 or an 7900 XTX. My guess is that it was a software issue or slight incompatibility between the gpu drivers and the game, which would make sense why changing the gpu would work. I just don't like the fact that ONE game crashing made this fuckwit swap out the whole ass gpu. He swapped a 2017 vega 56 gpu with a frickin RTX card, which costs an arm and a leg.
Im not an expert but i've experienced fixing this similiar problem several times on my friends and customers pc, so these are the common issue that can cause this problem : -the driver, not every newest drivers are stable, better to choose the stable one (WHQL), if the problem still occured try every older version of driver. If the current driver was the older one try the newer version until newest one. -the PSU, it might be the main problem, try to change to other healthy psu, if it works so the psu is the main problem and u need to replace it with the proper one that can supply your entire pc system -the GPU setting, it might has been tweaked (OC/undervolt/underclock) and the bad setting can cause the GPU not have enough or the proper power to run games that need high clock. Even the integrated GPU or we can calles it APU can also have this problem, just reset it by default and try reinstall the same version of driver or the current stable version. -RAM, if all of that i've said above are not fixing the probem, so it might be the RAM, maybe the pin on ram modules or the slot is dirty and need to be cleaned by rubber or alcohol. Or similiar with GPU, it might have been tweaked (OCed) and the setting value is not right and cause the power supplying not working properly. Those are just the common issues, if all of those statement not working at all, so it might be any other hardware component, and u need to troubleshoot it one by one and the worst case is your GPU was broken.
Could be the psu not keeping up when the gc draws more power (shuts down) bios (would shut down) a temp spike on the gpu (would shut down) a improperly seated gpu causing a spark to jump (would shut down) ram (would shut down) anti cheat (could shut down) malware (could shut down)
Check the thermal pads and dye on the GPU it may be a simple overheating issue Thatd explain why the pc just dies instead of ramping up and switching off
PCI version setting in bios solved a similar and more general issue i had with a 5700 xt in many games - i set the pci speed in bios from auto to 4.0 or 3.0 manually and everything worked perfectly
That gpu sag was insane, did you bother checking the gpu temps? I had a nvidia card that would ramp its fans in heavy games and apps (999999) YES A BUG or over heating gpu chip, figured why not repaste it and it solved the entire issue never heard anything back from the guy about it lol
Didn’t have to go that far since the card displayed but not in game. Change the games ini to a safe video mode, it’ll work. More than likely the video card has compatibility caused by what type 3d rendering it has. A perfect example for ya which I got plenty. When diablo 3 demo and beta came out it played fine on my system. Full version didn’t, caused same problem which a lot on the q&a boards had, because blizzard made the full version fairly video card specific. All I did was edit the ini to use the game driver from my demo folder and tada worked perfect. Done this for 7days, cods, halos ect.
this is multiple of your videos that I'm seeing stuff that can be repaired via bios, its an education level that you might be missing. I'm no pro but as an ex-newbie, this used to be my weakness too.
“I was doing some research online” literally the last thing you want to hear from the guy fixing your pc this guy is so bad at this no way people actually send him their pc 😭😭
@PotatoMan no but if you fix computers you should know that if the game isn’t working then it’s the gpu 90% of the time but he went on the internet and people said it was the ram so his dumbass tried it then probably after swapping everything else he finally decided to try a different gpu like idk what you are trying to say but this guy is a idiot he has no idea what he is talking about and his method of fixing computers is downloading drivers and swapping everything in the case stfu bro fr
@D D it's a way of validating that his hunch on what he thinks is wrong is correct. Think of it as a programmer looking at stack overflow when they encounter a problem on their script. Looking up readily available answers online from experiences from other people who own the exact hardware doesn't make you less of a professional.
@@supremeleaderkimjongun5332 But for progammer you have to know how to write a code first and the code works, but in this case everyone can do that. Just search what the problem, do what internet said without having a deep knowloadge about hardware. Because we don't engineering the hardware
I don't think it's an OS issue so a reinstall would be pretty useless, instead of updating to the newest driver he should've tried rolling back to a previous driver release.
@@paolosison7611 By all means share your experience, we need more like you in the tech world, but I was just saying that as he fixed the issue by swapping the GPU, it most likely isn't directly related to the OS. In some cases drivers practically become a part of the OS so it's possible a section of a broken AMD driver could be present and an OS reinstall could fix it.
I’ve had a Radeon rx 570 and after a year it did the same thing. Playing any game would cause the computer to shut off even though the fans were still running.
I bought a RX 6950 XT a few months ago, and the drivers never gave me problems. In fact, my old RTX 3060 Ti had problems with Forza Horizon 5, every 5 seconds the image became blurred, I reinstalled the drivers I did everything, and still this bug keep happening everyday. When I uninstalled the NVIDIA drivers and switched to AMD, this bug dissappeared and the problem dissappeared. I understand that the RX 5000 and previous generations gave serious problems, but right now I updated my AMD drivers multiple times and I never had a problem....
DDU has been a life saver more times than I can count on both AMD and Nvidia cards. I also replaced the power adapter for my 4080 with an official cable mods sleeved cable. It was back ordered but ended up shipping early. I do not trust the cheapy cables on amazon.
Would have been better to open hwinfo to check temps, seems like the GPU is getting hot somewhere, would have saved the time spend on trying different parts and driver installs, and for a business time is money
There are alot of factors to this issue! Bad power supply unit GPU drivers or any other driver unstable or corrupted Windows OS corrupted or could be bad windows update PCIE cable may also be fried or lose Faulty Motherboard that is also cause some random issue(so maybe replacing gpu will fix it momentarily but the problem will reoccur) Could also be windows power management or nvidia control panel itself Bios settings or Bios Update is needed.
Love your builds and wish i could afford one for my son this Christmas but things are too tight so ive been entering in giveaways trying to make this happen
So what maybe is happening is the gpu heatsync is not completely putting force on the chip. Putting new thermal paste and tightening the screws In a star pattern until evenly squished can help.
I had the same exact issue before, It ended up being the psu at last, just swap it for another better one and worked fine. Power supply’s just aren’t sufficient enough for the gpu, in this case I had a 3070 Ti which required more power.
It was probably the lack of watts in the power supply. When the card uses DirectX, Raytracing, or anything with rendering, it uses significantly more power. The power supply probably couldn’t keep up and the pc shuts down. When you switched to Nvidia, it didn’t use as much power. Idk that’s just my guessing.
Could be his power supply wasn't outputting the power needed so kept shutting down, you can run a system with a decent underpowerd PSU for a while, as it'll output an extra 40% of what's rated for but that will degrade over time.
I have a 1070. It hasn't broken in years. People buy new gpu, and have them break in 6 months or less for so much Money. The new stuff is not as reliable as people would like.
Had the same issue too but i M not sure its 100 % what the video shows. ITS a problem with the resolution in some games run(i had stretched with csgo back then with amd rx 6700 xt gpu crashing while at game). The easiest solution is to disable and reenable your gpu 1-2 times (worked for me),BUT i highly recommend to use the default resolution in the games you play(depends on your monitor and settings always)
I was a dedicated AMD GPUs fan until I found out how many problems they have, I have this problem in my 2 years old RX 580 and turns out almost every cars from AMD can get this issue
tip: if your charging for a repair that someone could troubleshoot theirselves, dont. you guys should at least know about pcbs. get a psu tester and soldering kit and learn how to check voltage and power delivery. then you can charge because its actual labor.
In this case, you’re wrong. They were providing a service to the customer. Not everyone knows the technical know how to troubleshoot. Being able to actually fix a faulty gpu is definitely out the scope of a pc builder, because if it were so simple to fix there would be no need for warranty. Also not every pc owner has extra parts lying around they can use to help troubleshoot, in which this case, he swapped ram and a gpu. Which for most people a gpu isn’t something they would necessarily have unless they were a pc enthusiast, and if they were a pc enthusiast they more then likely wouldn’t have bought a pc from someone who makes pc.
@@SuperHeroJay are you sure the gpu was faulty or just guessing? and could there be another reason, maybe the psu or something? unless he gives proof that the gpu was faulty, this is a whack job
Hey Which GPU did you get? And what's the wattage of your PSU? I'm asking, because I have a 2070 also, which I have been using with TT 750W PSU. Changed my 2070 to an RX 7900 XT yesterday and got the same issue. I just got a 1000W PSU on the way, hoping I just need more cocoa from the PSU.
how? isnt it the first thing you need to install, the amd software/driver. can you please help how to installl driver without the adrenalin software i will try that
the thing about AMD GPU is you can use it to spawn live elements and stuff in reality I know this because I've doe it some games and GPUs have a ram-disk-leek safety that will prevent a leek by shutting the PC down
@@Excorcist yeah i really hope amd will fix their drivers cause i noticed they aknowledge the issue with those in their driver summary. Kinda sad cause it took me a while to get enough money to buy it
I like how none of this mentions a thing about actually diagnosing the pc with windows event viewer to see WHY the pc is shutting down. It's ok tho we can just bill the customer for a new part
for me was similar problem, in games when get too much actions on screen , monitor instant black, sounds ok everything ok , but screen black , reason was was psu ,, buyed new stronger and everything fine till now :)
I see quite a bit of bad RAM and video cards. I see no one is using an antistatic wrist band. Static issues might pop up randomly even after you give the customer the PC. I have worked on PCs for years and yes you can ground yourself on the chassis but that is not always enough.
Wtf guys please when work at fix a computer please replace is the final option the customer dose not get his money out of sand or something he worked for it hard so please don't replace right away the gpu issue is just overheating check the temperature in gpu or the power supply it doesn't give enough power to card
you have to download the driver file first then delete the driver and restart on safe mode with wifi off because windows automaticaly installs its drivers
benchmark the gpu with different pc with proper power rated power supply and see before replacing new gpu. Sometime these issue happen because power supply not outputting enough wattage to supply gpu with gaming load. Replacing parts is not always good way to fixing the issue bro.
Same problem here, had a 6600 xt crashed everyday when I played a gpu depended game. Didn't crash on valorant, minecraft etc. What fixed the problem for me was updating the bios. Also got my ram replaced just in case that was the problem but the problem was fixed after I updated bios
With what I think I know and that behavior I would replace the PSU first - to a bigger one. I don't exactly know anymore from the top of my head, but I think AMD had massive spike issues on some cards and some PSU straight up shut off with even the slightest bit of power draw, because of the OCP.
Check the power draw of the original gpu as I bet it’s higher than the one of the second gpu. So when you start a game the power draw spikes and is too much for the psu so it shuts off
I have an AMD GPU and its really painful to play games even with 12gb of ram. I think the main issue is that some games poorly optimize their games for AMD. And maybe that's why when he swapped the GPU to Nvidia and it worked
Loading screens hide the power ramping up and rendering in the background. It's likely trying to work and the power spiked and shut the pc down. This is why for a 150 watt GPU you aim for 600 watt capacity , and 350 watt GPU you aim for 850 watt capacity
"We couldn't get this GPU to work, so we replaced it".
I learned absolutely nothing.
you learned that it wasn't the old drivers, it wasn't the RAM, and that the problem didn't occur again with another GPU.
@@Joromonni True, but was it really or did they miss something? Was it a defective GPU? Bad motherboard?
@@denster7715 well, since the other gpu worked, it couldn't be the motherboard.
The gpu was probably defective in some way
@@denster7715 GPU is the answer to "what is the problem", they just replaced it without knowing the "why?". Really baffles me how this self proclaimed technicians gets a lot of recognition
@@qualiayt3579 yeah but why bother knowing "why" is the GPU bad? he isn't gonna pull out a multimeter and a soldering iron to replace capacitors on the GPU or something
Its not necessarily just the gpu, i had the same exact issue with my amd card and wrestled with it for months. What i finally deducted, was my amd card fried my pcie cable (on two diff power supplies) so i ended up replacing both the gpu and the psu and have had no issues since
So it was the GPU that fried ur cables 😂😂😂
@@robinbanda1723 yes, but what im trying to say is u cant just simply replace the gpu, u have to also replace the psu
@@huntertrusty5401 check ur cables first before you do any replacements
@@huntertrusty5401 or buy a better power supply.
I mean, when diagnosing you should check everything but it doesn’t necessarily mean you need to swap both. Clearly it wasn’t your PSU. And if it just fried the cable you could’ve bought aftermarket cables ( good ones as you can’t swap cables between PSUs, NEVER DO THAT ) and just swapped the GPU
Could be a PSU issue. I had constant power downs mid-game when I had an underpowered PSU for my GPU. Swappint cards could also mean using less PCIe cables and power
I had the same problem. Changing the driver to an old version fixed it. You can try that.
That can also run you into graphical errors on different games.
I did that on my rx 580 and now when I run every new game 2015+ the screen gets green artifacts all over it then crash the entire pc after 5 min
@@WaleedDev Might be MPO
Man wears his Apple Watch on pairing mode 😂
It’s not in pairing mode you can set the wallpaper as that 😂😂😂😂
@@archiehughes7237 how?
@@archiehughes7237 can i do on my series 3 apple watch?
Bro really tagged egirl☠️
This man only knows how to replace parts.but not to fix the issue.
the egirl hashtag 💀
Its in most vids
Wtf 💀
It gets the people GOING!!!
yeah. .. its pretty lame
if you go to the tag its basically filled with blud's videos, its so hilarious i think he's doing us a favour
The problem is broken driver compatibility. I’ve had this issue and the fix is finding the latest graphics driver that works, without doing that. Tedious, but the only fix
It’s something with power delivery, whether it’s the card itself or the power supply, the PC is shutting down either to lack of enough power or it’s unable to send power.
I agree
The PC itself didn't look like it was shutting down but the GPU was shorted out. The repairman even pointed out how the rig was still on when the display went out. So it can be one of three things. A bad cable, a bad psu or worse a bad gpu.
Imagine paying someone to just google the problem💀
There’s a butt load of comments going around saying “I had this exact issue and fixed it easily this way.” Even switching the gpu might’ve not been the issue. The thing is a game or a computer crash can occur for many different reasons and just because something solved it for you doesn’t mean it’ll always work, hence why the comments have mixed answers, there’s no right or wrong. The absolute best way to figure out the reason for a game or system crash is to go through the logs because of how generic of an issue it is. Otherwise move each part into a different system to figure out what causes the issue, and it could be more than one, you never know.
The simplest solution is to replace the thermal paste, i had the exact same issue and it was caused by overheating, whenever your system shuts off like that when loading up a game it's most caused by overheating from either the cpu or the gpu, in this case was the gpu
@SniffiestHalo1 did you even read my comment? If my graphics card was on fire and exploded do you think replacing the thermal compound will magically fix it? I'm saying that troubleshooting steps need to be completed, as it has several benefits. 1. You learn, 2. You save money 3. You know what to do if it happens again 4. You save yourself time in the future
I'm quite pissed off because this dude went on to replace the entire bloody graphics card which is a stupidly expensive fix. He only tested the one game, he didn't check for onboard graphics first before jamming another frickin gpu. And it could've been simply that the GPU was so low spec that it couldn't run what looked like an graphics intense triple a game so OF COURSE running a beast gpu will work. So it's quite likely that the GPU wasn't broken, but simply wasn't powerful enough
@@majorwaveproductions only way to know is to stress test it, I'm not saying it's going to be that problem 100% but in most cases that's usually what it is
A game crash like this can even happen on a 4090 or an 7900 XTX. My guess is that it was a software issue or slight incompatibility between the gpu drivers and the game, which would make sense why changing the gpu would work. I just don't like the fact that ONE game crashing made this fuckwit swap out the whole ass gpu. He swapped a 2017 vega 56 gpu with a frickin RTX card, which costs an arm and a leg.
Im not an expert but i've experienced fixing this similiar problem several times on my friends and customers pc, so these are the common issue that can cause this problem :
-the driver, not every newest drivers are stable, better to choose the stable one (WHQL), if the problem still occured try every older version of driver. If the current driver was the older one try the newer version until newest one.
-the PSU, it might be the main problem, try to change to other healthy psu, if it works so the psu is the main problem and u need to replace it with the proper one that can supply your entire pc system
-the GPU setting, it might has been tweaked (OC/undervolt/underclock) and the bad setting can cause the GPU not have enough or the proper power to run games that need high clock. Even the integrated GPU or we can calles it APU can also have this problem, just reset it by default and try reinstall the same version of driver or the current stable version.
-RAM, if all of that i've said above are not fixing the probem, so it might be the RAM, maybe the pin on ram modules or the slot is dirty and need to be cleaned by rubber or alcohol. Or similiar with GPU, it might have been tweaked (OCed) and the setting value is not right and cause the power supplying not working properly.
Those are just the common issues, if all of those statement not working at all, so it might be any other hardware component, and u need to troubleshoot it one by one and the worst case is your GPU was broken.
Had the same issue, with me it was the Bluetooth dongle. Removed it and now no more problems.
I got the same issue with my Radeon card. I just uninstalled Amd Adrenaline and used Windows own graphics drivers and now everything works fine 👍
Had a similar issue, IIRC the factory overclock was too high. Dropping it slightly fixed the issue completely.
I had a similar issue, but it was not the card, it was the drivers. I reinstalled windows, updated all drivers and it shut down no more 😊
Could be the psu not keeping up when the gc draws more power (shuts down) bios (would shut down) a temp spike on the gpu (would shut down) a improperly seated gpu causing a spark to jump (would shut down) ram (would shut down) anti cheat (could shut down) malware (could shut down)
My rx 570 had the same issue, had to clean install not the lastest, but a stable version from year ago. It started working.
I have the same issue until now, may i know what version is that? I also have rx 570
Check the thermal pads and dye on the GPU it may be a simple overheating issue Thatd explain why the pc just dies instead of ramping up and switching off
Hi pal, could you tell me what I would need to make my own custom PC? I'm a newbie and have no idea where to start
PCI version setting in bios solved a similar and more general issue i had with a 5700 xt in many games - i set the pci speed in bios from auto to 4.0 or 3.0 manually and everything worked perfectly
That gpu sag was insane, did you bother checking the gpu temps? I had a nvidia card that would ramp its fans in heavy games and apps (999999) YES A BUG or over heating gpu chip, figured why not repaste it and it solved the entire issue never heard anything back from the guy about it lol
Didn’t have to go that far since the card displayed but not in game. Change the games ini to a safe video mode, it’ll work. More than likely the video card has compatibility caused by what type 3d rendering it has.
A perfect example for ya which I got plenty. When diablo 3 demo and beta came out it played fine on my system. Full version didn’t, caused same problem which a lot on the q&a boards had, because blizzard made the full version fairly video card specific. All I did was edit the ini to use the game driver from my demo folder and tada worked perfect. Done this for 7days, cods, halos ect.
So are you guys gonna fix the gpu? or is replacing it with another counts as repairing?
Exactly, replacing should come last. 😂
It’s the capacitors in the gpu that might be swollen , I had this issue before
this is multiple of your videos that I'm seeing stuff that can be repaired via bios, its an education level that you might be missing. I'm no pro but as an ex-newbie, this used to be my weakness too.
changing the gpu cable or new thermal paste can fix the issue most of the times
“I was doing some research online” literally the last thing you want to hear from the guy fixing your pc this guy is so bad at this no way people actually send him their pc 😭😭
Fr
@PotatoMan no but if you fix computers you should know that if the game isn’t working then it’s the gpu 90% of the time but he went on the internet and people said it was the ram so his dumbass tried it then probably after swapping everything else he finally decided to try a different gpu like idk what you are trying to say but this guy is a idiot he has no idea what he is talking about and his method of fixing computers is downloading drivers and swapping everything in the case stfu bro fr
@PotatoMan because he’s professional. why would we pay if what they did is doing some research online. everyone can do that
@D D it's a way of validating that his hunch on what he thinks is wrong is correct. Think of it as a programmer looking at stack overflow when they encounter a problem on their script. Looking up readily available answers online from experiences from other people who own the exact hardware doesn't make you less of a professional.
@@supremeleaderkimjongun5332 But for progammer you have to know how to write a code first and the code works, but in this case everyone can do that. Just search what the problem, do what internet said without having a deep knowloadge about hardware. Because we don't engineering the hardware
A faulty PSU do that too, can be just one card milking more power or just faster power draw ....
A GPU overheating for any reason do that too.
You should have re install windows, I have encountered this before because this will save the customer more money instead of changing the GPU.
I don't think it's an OS issue so a reinstall would be pretty useless, instead of updating to the newest driver he should've tried rolling back to a previous driver release.
@@squidoodalee I've already done so uninstalling my GPU drivers with DDU but didn't have luck and I'm just sharing my experience. :)
@@paolosison7611 By all means share your experience, we need more like you in the tech world, but I was just saying that as he fixed the issue by swapping the GPU, it most likely isn't directly related to the OS. In some cases drivers practically become a part of the OS so it's possible a section of a broken AMD driver could be present and an OS reinstall could fix it.
I’ve had a Radeon rx 570 and after a year it did the same thing. Playing any game would cause the computer to shut off even though the fans were still running.
I've also had drivers corrupt from all three of the major graphics card companies intel, AMD, and Nvidia.
The problem is probably the power supply, which doesn't meet the needs of the video card. (General power supply part such as cables)
"We threw the AMD in the trash and installed an Nvidia. Problem solved."
😂
Nvidia is the best
I mean at least nvidia drivers work
I bought a RX 6950 XT a few months ago, and the drivers never gave me problems.
In fact, my old RTX 3060 Ti had problems with Forza Horizon 5, every 5 seconds the image became blurred, I reinstalled the drivers I did everything, and still this bug keep happening everyday.
When I uninstalled the NVIDIA drivers and switched to AMD, this bug dissappeared and the problem dissappeared.
I understand that the RX 5000 and previous generations gave serious problems, but right now I updated my AMD drivers multiple times and I never had a problem....
@@byallon3639sure it did
DDU has been a life saver more times than I can count on both AMD and Nvidia cards. I also replaced the power adapter for my 4080 with an official cable mods sleeved cable. It was back ordered but ended up shipping early. I do not trust the cheapy cables on amazon.
Would have been better to open hwinfo to check temps, seems like the GPU is getting hot somewhere, would have saved the time spend on trying different parts and driver installs, and for a business time is money
When it comes to auto shut down, my time it was about cpu getting hot..
There are alot of factors to this issue!
Bad power supply unit
GPU drivers or any other driver unstable or corrupted
Windows OS corrupted or could be bad windows update
PCIE cable may also be fried or lose
Faulty Motherboard that is also cause some random issue(so maybe replacing gpu will fix it momentarily but the problem will reoccur)
Could also be windows power management or nvidia control panel itself
Bios settings or Bios Update is needed.
Bro I’d be so mad if the repair shop swapped my vega for an nvidia gpu 💀
Love your builds and wish i could afford one for my son this Christmas but things are too tight so ive been entering in giveaways trying to make this happen
In most cases when this happened to a customer is because they're using a very crappy power supply. I've seen this happen with both AMD and Nvidia
Had this issue with my new 5900x... Annoyed me alot. Bios flash fixed the issue
how did you do it bro
Usually temps or power cause hard shut offs
So what maybe is happening is the gpu heatsync is not completely putting force on the chip. Putting new thermal paste and tightening the screws In a star pattern until evenly squished can help.
I had the same exact issue before, It ended up being the psu at last, just swap it for another better one and worked fine. Power supply’s just aren’t sufficient enough for the gpu, in this case I had a 3070 Ti which required more power.
It was probably the lack of watts in the power supply. When the card uses DirectX, Raytracing, or anything with rendering, it uses significantly more power. The power supply probably couldn’t keep up and the pc shuts down. When you switched to Nvidia, it didn’t use as much power. Idk that’s just my guessing.
Had the same issue...I was almost ready to buy a new gou when I found out it was a faulty Windows update
I also had a frined who had the same problem we did everything change paste drivers etc.. And lastly we bios flashed the gpu and it fixed it.
I had this issue. AMD card for me also… limit the boost clock and it will stop crashing
AMD gpus (my rx 580) needs to be de-tuned, I think in the Performance Tab --> Tuning by like -10 to -12 and click apply at the top right
Could be his power supply wasn't outputting the power needed so kept shutting down, you can run a system with a decent underpowerd PSU for a while, as it'll output an extra 40% of what's rated for but that will degrade over time.
I have a 1070. It hasn't broken in years. People buy new gpu, and have them break in 6 months or less for so much Money. The new stuff is not as reliable as people would like.
Check condition physically (wires, thermal paste, pci slot, ram, psu, mobo) and virtually (temps, drivers, game setting, try other game, bios update or setting, OC profile).
Had the same issue too but i M not sure its 100 % what the video shows. ITS a problem with the resolution in some games run(i had stretched with csgo back then with amd rx 6700 xt gpu crashing while at game). The easiest solution is to disable and reenable your gpu 1-2 times (worked for me),BUT i highly recommend to use the default resolution in the games you play(depends on your monitor and settings always)
Ram and Graphics cards are fairly easy to check on first..
Reinstalling OS is a viable diagnosis when swapping between amd and nvidia cards..
When I 1st saw the red loading screen I was like "no escape?"
No this had happened before to me. It's usually a dead pcie power connector. Try to switch to another connector if the psu had one
Had this exact thing happen to my 2060. Not a fun time troubleshooting.
This is the one thing prebuilt pc have over custom built pcs. They like to have more issues
Didnt even bother checking if it was a psu issue
I had the same issue and it was fixed by reseating all the power connections (and possibly removal of bad ram)
Its probably a bad factory overclock. Try underclocking + undervolting it.
I was a dedicated AMD GPUs fan until I found out how many problems they have, I have this problem in my 2 years old RX 580 and turns out almost every cars from AMD can get this issue
Those spaghetti power supply cables are the signs of red flag.
this whole channel is a red flag
@@svxnger #egirl
I had the literal same issue and fixed it by installing an older driver
tip: if your charging for a repair that someone could troubleshoot theirselves, dont. you guys should at least know about pcbs. get a psu tester and soldering kit and learn how to check voltage and power delivery. then you can charge because its actual labor.
Agreed
In this case, you’re wrong. They were providing a service to the customer. Not everyone knows the technical know how to troubleshoot. Being able to actually fix a faulty gpu is definitely out the scope of a pc builder, because if it were so simple to fix there would be no need for warranty. Also not every pc owner has extra parts lying around they can use to help troubleshoot, in which this case, he swapped ram and a gpu. Which for most people a gpu isn’t something they would necessarily have unless they were a pc enthusiast, and if they were a pc enthusiast they more then likely wouldn’t have bought a pc from someone who makes pc.
@@SuperHeroJay fair points. def understand, imo tho, at least some more knowledge is necessary because their first result is just swap but i get you
Nah they just wanna advertise and not put extra work .
@@SuperHeroJay are you sure the gpu was faulty or just guessing? and could there be another reason, maybe the psu or something? unless he gives proof that the gpu was faulty, this is a whack job
I needed to switch out my psu for more wattage when I swapped out my 2070.
Hey
Which GPU did you get? And what's the wattage of your PSU? I'm asking, because I have a 2070 also, which I have been using with TT 750W PSU. Changed my 2070 to an RX 7900 XT yesterday and got the same issue. I just got a 1000W PSU on the way, hoping I just need more cocoa from the PSU.
@@leviszabo5300 I have a 3080 and I'm running 850w. I was running my 2070 with 550w. Fixed my issue and no problems since.
most of the time this is caused by the Adrenalin Software. If you just install drivers but keep the Software uninstalled it should work fine.
how? isnt it the first thing you need to install, the amd software/driver. can you please help how to installl driver without the adrenalin software i will try that
@@kieru7381 you can modify the installation in the installer and uncheck the Software. now you only have the drivers.
Try updating bios. That was my issue
the thing about AMD GPU is you can use it to spawn live elements and stuff in reality I know this because I've doe it some games and GPUs have a ram-disk-leek safety that will prevent a leek by shutting the PC down
Basically you can change gpu vram.
Or maybe it just overheats and shut off itself
I had the same problem, but it was microsoft downloading the “best driver for my pc” which was Fing it up
Did you manage to fix it? I troed disabling it in group policy but my 6700xt keeps crashing from time to time and gets awfull freezes when alt tabbing
@@KrzyczAndrzej ya i fixed it i had to watch a vid tho and i have a rx 580
I dont have a high end gpu like u but i hope you can get it working
@@Excorcist i replaced mine 580 which was working perfectly fine and now run into bunch of issues with 6700xt
@@Excorcist yeah i really hope amd will fix their drivers cause i noticed they aknowledge the issue with those in their driver summary. Kinda sad cause it took me a while to get enough money to buy it
I like how none of this mentions a thing about actually diagnosing the pc with windows event viewer to see WHY the pc is shutting down. It's ok tho we can just bill the customer for a new part
AMD/ATI has always has driver issues, not much has changed i guess
for me was similar problem, in games when get too much actions on screen , monitor instant black, sounds ok everything ok , but screen black , reason was was psu ,, buyed new stronger and everything fine till now :)
I see quite a bit of bad RAM and video cards. I see no one is using an antistatic wrist band. Static issues might pop up randomly even after you give the customer the PC. I have worked on PCs for years and yes you can ground yourself on the chassis but that is not always enough.
bro the tags tho 💀
I had the same issue, It was just a broken riser cable
The first thing comes to my mind was the thermal paste...
Wtf guys please when work at fix a computer please replace is the final option the customer dose not get his money out of sand or something he worked for it hard so please don't replace right away the gpu issue is just overheating check the temperature in gpu or the power supply it doesn't give enough power to card
you have to download the driver file first then delete the driver and restart on safe mode with wifi off because windows automaticaly installs its drivers
I used to have the same problem. I fixed it by disabling 'c state' in the bios.
Step1- Uninstalled Adrenalin software
Step2- Restart
Step3- Let windows install gfx drivers for you.
100% fix for my pc
12400 with RX6600
I'd say the psu probably isn't strong enough since amd's are usually power hungry
GPU are just extra 🤑 yes add performance but dis everything else like price running cost and stuff...😌
I had this problem. Any game would crash my pc. All I had to do to fix it was factory reset it.
benchmark the gpu with different pc with proper power rated power supply and see before replacing new gpu.
Sometime these issue happen because power supply not outputting enough wattage to supply gpu with gaming load.
Replacing parts is not always good way to fixing the issue bro.
My rig did this. It was the mobo 24pin loose.
acctualy had this problem with an overheating gpu, but i guess u tested that
Same problem here, had a 6600 xt crashed everyday when I played a gpu depended game. Didn't crash on valorant, minecraft etc. What fixed the problem for me was updating the bios. Also got my ram replaced just in case that was the problem but the problem was fixed after I updated bios
With what I think I know and that behavior I would replace the PSU first - to a bigger one.
I don't exactly know anymore from the top of my head, but I think AMD had massive spike issues on some cards and some PSU straight up shut off with even the slightest bit of power draw, because of the OCP.
It's transient power spikes and all GPU can have it.
Chances are he didn't check the PSU specifications.
it could've been also the PSU, if it's too bad it can randomly crash and turn off
wouldn't it have made more sense to try it with another radeon card to further limit the number of variables involved?
Maybe change other games as well and the gpu temperature.
This seems like a PSU issue, not a GPU issue. Chances are the cables aren't plugged in properly or the PSU wattage is too low.
Maybe wear antistatic gloves? If ur building these without them u could be frying the parts.
Check the power draw of the original gpu as I bet it’s higher than the one of the second gpu. So when you start a game the power draw spikes and is too much for the psu so it shuts off
Those ketchup and mustard PSU cables are not very confidence inspiring
I have an AMD GPU and its really painful to play games even with 12gb of ram.
I think the main issue is that some games poorly optimize their games for AMD. And maybe that's why when he swapped the GPU to Nvidia and it worked
Loading screens hide the power ramping up and rendering in the background. It's likely trying to work and the power spiked and shut the pc down.
This is why for a 150 watt GPU you aim for 600 watt capacity , and 350 watt GPU you aim for 850 watt capacity
The gpu is fine just change the thermal paste I had the same problem ❌❌❌❌