Hi, I'm new to having a pc, its been around a month, but I am noticing problems lately, such as my pc restarting randomly, even when nothing is demanding the pc, Fornite/World of Warcraft had graphical issues, had to turn of ray tracing, I'm not too sure whats happening, is anyone able to assist me please, I have the 5070
#Pc keeps restarting randomly/ Games keep force shutting down
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just did a pc health scan check, and this is the result
does this mean its a software issue?
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- Have you reinstalled the Nvidia Drivers by removing them with DDU and reinstalling them by downloading the drivers manually and installing them?
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Ignore everything this app says (and uninstall it)
So the first week I received the pc, I was getting Graphical errors within World of Warcraft, I have a clip one moment.
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You haven't provided full system specs yet (especially the power supply0
In the meantime:
Please update your drivers as soon as possible to minimize the potential of issues cropping up.
- Blackout/instability/undetected issues- If the PCIe slot used by the GPU is set to PCIe 5.0/auto try forcing the slot to PCIe 4.0 in the motherboard BIOS. If a PCIe riser is being used, temporarily remove the PCIe riser and try the GPU directly in the PCIe slot
- Stuck in a PCIe mode e.g. PCIe 1.1 (Poor performance/Shown in GPU-Z) - Try changing ASPM/PEG-ASPM i.e. set to L0 and/or try setting Native ASPM to OS Controlled in the motherboard BIOS.
- Poor performance & lower than average clock speeds - Disable NVIDIA App auto-tuning. If you are using MSI Afterburner, please disable "Unlock voltage control", "Unlock voltage monitoring" and "Force constant voltage" in the settings menu, reset/reinstall MSI Afterburner and restart your computer.
Note that this is a copy of the contents of the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver's open issues list in the GeForce Forums. Some delay in updating may occur.
Open Issues
- Changing state of "Display GPU Activity Icon in Notification Area" does not take effect until PC is rebooted [4995658]
- Forza Horizon 5 lights flicker at night time 5038335
- [RTX 50 series] Red Dead Redemption 2 crashes shortly after starting a game in DX12 mode. No issue in Vulkan mode [5137042]
- [RTX 50 series] Display may show black screen when selecting DLDSR resolution [5144768]
- [RTX 50 series] Starfield may disaplay dithering/banding artifacts while in the menu screen [5121715]
- [RTX 50 series] NVIDIA Control Panel setting "Perform scaling on" missing "GPU" option when connected to a monitor in DSC mode [5156168]
- [RTX 50 series] Cyberpunk 2077 will crash when using Photo Mode to take a screenshot with path tracing enabled [5076545]
- [RTX 50 series] Colors may appear slightly saturated in games when in game-resolution is below native resolution of monitor and display scaling is set to 100% [5158681]
- [RTX 50 series] Varjo Aero VR headset may fail to establish connection [5117518]
- [RTX 50 series] Slightly higher DPC latency may be observed on some system configurations [5168553]
- On certain PC configurations, vertical sync interrupt may get missed which may result in intermittent micro-stutters [5171856]
- [RTX 50 series] UBISoft Connect client may incorrectly be detected triggering lower power state by GPU / lower performance in games [5183470]
- [Cyberpunk 2077/Half-Life 2 RTX] PC may bugcheck with error 0xd1 when playing game while using DLSS Frame Gen + G-SYNC [5144337]
- Please note: When using certain 3rd party performance overlays alongside DLSS Frame Generation, crashes can occur.
I'm not too sure how to do this, but let me know if this is correct?
and i am using hdmi 1
**3XS - RMe Series RM750e 750 Watt 80 PLUS GOLD Certified V2 ATX 3.0
this is the power supply
To answer your questions, I havent reinstalled by ddu yet, but i have uninstalled and reinstalled normally, I had a look at the steps, and I don't feel comfortable by doing it myself as i don't have knowledge in pcs, this is all new to me,
I havent made any changes to my pc no
I had received error codes, sadly have no images, i sent the video of the graphic problems
Bios kinda old, could be 9000 series stability issues/ram/etc
(Not actually as old as the date shows, is from December, but could still be worth updating)
But maybe don’t update bios if you’re uncomfortable
ive updated the bios
and reinstalled windows and reset pc completely
got a 1st error after reset
The "Unknown" driver (C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\nvhda64v.sys) appears to have caused a system crash.
I'm on the latest bios now
Are you using HDMI audio or audio from the monitor/TV?
Audio from the Monitor, got speakers connected
I'ts just random blue screens from random errors. Did several scans of pc and its all fine, just not too sure whats going on
What's your monitor model?
Resolution and Hz?
Also, could you just plug your speakers to the motherboard instead of the PC?
The audio quality from the motherboard is better than the GPU