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but before we RMA again, how ancient your PSU, i mean you still have 970, you might be still using your old PSU
My PSU is a Corsair 550W which was new (I paid a shop to do the switch from my 970 to the RX6600 - I was a PC noob at the time) and they put in the 550W PSU. I agree my rig isn't some "beast rig" but I only planned to do light gaming with the exception of a few games.
I would understand if I had crashes while running hardcore games at high settings but Redeemer should run on a potato PC, and it crashes within 2 minutes of launch.
What the hell is going on. If I pay $300 for a GPU I should get a decent experience, not a wildly inconsistent one. I was able to get through TLOU2 and finish it by playing in 2 hr sessions without crashing except for occasionally.
Ran CPU and PSU and GPU stress-test using OCCT and computer did not crash or reset.
but Redeemer crashes 3 minutes in every single time? A potato game? How does this make sense. I don't want to spend 10 hours playing around with hardware troubleshooting. What the heck.
could also be psu, what brand/model/age?
what cpu cooler?
those cpus will not throttle low enough when too hot and force shutdown/reboot when overheating
post a cpuz validation link
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
cpuz -> validate button -> submit button
it will open a browser, copy the url (address) and paste it here
Maybe it is the PSU, I don't know, not much past history to go on here, more like a guessing game which I hate to play, especially when troubleshooting these issues.
Once you factor those two issues out, then you can begin diagnosing other possibilites.
What do your crash logs say?
it should be lowering to idle clocks with no load
op said its fine until games
bad ram would cause crashes when bad parts ram are being used
but bad ram itself is extremely rare, xmp is only overclocking the cpus memory controller
which could be going bad on the older cpu
Your game crashes because they keep switching between power and clock state. Heavy games are stable because the gpu can only stays at one constant load state. The gtx 970 works fine because it's an older gpu, works better with your older mobo. And so on.
But when you google "can Z97-G45 GAMING (MS-7821) support RX6600" all of the results say that it is compatible.
Sorry if I sound cynical but this is what gets to me, everybody will have a different idea of what causes and to avoid a goose-chase we isolate the computer into key parts and test from there. GPU PSU CPU MOBO RAM etc. Running tests in OCCT did not crash the computer once.
So how do I approach this without spending $$$ to individually replace and isolate every part.
The guy at the shop I went to has no clue about gaming and said "you can't game on a 4th i5 that's 100 years old". He doesn't know Redeemer is a potato game.
My i5-4690 and RX6600 got me through TLOU2 at decent settings and respectable framerate, I finished the game with no issues but it would still crash when opening up Adrenalin or clicking elsewhere. Then I went to play Redeemer and it was crashing every 3 minutes so clearly something is up but I don't know how to get to the bottom of it.