Sounds like a driver crash
Could be an unstable OC, or RAM or PSU issues.
If its Power related, you could also try changing wall outlets, could be load related.

If DDU did not work, assuming you used it correctly, then it would lead me to think its hardware related.

Have you tried an older yet stable NVIDIA Driver?
When using DDU do you also remove PhysX and the Driver Folder? listed in the Options
Also assume you use it in Safe Mode?

When reinstalling the Driver do you ONLY Install the DRIVER and do a Custom install so that nothing but what you need is installed? Only PhysX for example, not also installing the NVIDIA App crap etc

or its due to unstable oc

try resetting bios to defaults and see if it still crashes

what mobo, brand/model?
did you install the mobo drivers?
chipset, audio, lan, bt/wifi and others

RMA your GPU.
Something forkery on your Pcie 12v power slot

Originally posted by ☥ - CJ -:

Sounds like a driver crash
Could be an unstable OC, or RAM or PSU issues.
If its Power related, you could also try changing wall outlets, could be load related.

If DDU did not work, assuming you used it correctly, then it would lead me to think its hardware related.

Have you tried an older yet stable NVIDIA Driver?
When using DDU do you also remove PhysX and the Driver Folder? listed in the Options
Also assume you use it in Safe Mode?

When reinstalling the Driver do you ONLY Install the DRIVER and do a Custom install so that nothing but what you need is installed? Only PhysX for example, not also installing the NVIDIA App crap etc

the DDU thing i did a while back but i did watch a yt tutorial on it so i hope i did it right, i did install the nvidia app cus i thought that was standard. Is it a better way?

Originally posted by _I_:

or its due to unstable oc

try resetting bios to defaults and see if it still crashes

what mobo, brand/model?
did you install the mobo drivers?
chipset, audio, lan, bt/wifi and others

Mobo is MSI MPG B550 GAMING PLUS

Did update drivers yes when i did the whole bios thing

Originally posted by ˢᵈˣ FatCat:

RMA your GPU.
Something forkery on your Pcie 12v power slot

I have undervolted it but it did not work. I have read something about using to seperate pci cables for gpu which i have not tried but i didnt feel like doing it after buying a pretty good psu and everthing.

warranty is out so cant return it unfortunetly:/

Originally posted by steezus christ:

Originally posted by ˢᵈˣ FatCat:

RMA your GPU.
Something forkery on your Pcie 12v power slot

I have undervolted it but it did not work. I have read something about using to seperate pci cables for gpu which i have not tried but i didnt feel like doing it after buying a pretty good psu and everthing.

Could be the cable if when your pc daw high power then crashed, but this case is yours only crashed when low usage , meaning it's something on your 12v slot pcie not the cable itself,

Been there for 2 years and done that

how do i check if its something on the slot? all the pins seems to be fine

Originally posted by steezus christ:

how do i check if its something on the slot? all the pins seems to be fine

You cant, need specialist
But ok lets througly troubleshooting first , lets try turn off xmp or xmp on but lower speed 3100mhz , because it happened on cpu bound game

okay ill try that

sat it to 3066 and turned off xmp, will try tonight after work and see if it helps. Unfortunetly its very random when it happens so hard to declare a fix://

One time, I had a person using a PCIe riser cable mod that caused this issue and another time, someone else was using a third-party PCIe power cable for their GPU.

Originally posted by steezus christ:

Originally posted by _I_:

or its due to unstable oc

try resetting bios to defaults and see if it still crashes

what mobo, brand/model?
did you install the mobo drivers?
chipset, audio, lan, bt/wifi and others

Mobo is MSI MPG B550 GAMING PLUS

Did update drivers yes when i did the whole bios thing

get them from the mobo mfg site, never windows update
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MPG-B550-GAMING-PLUS/support#driver
pick win 10-11
chipset, vga, audio, lan (ide/sata are only needed when installing windows with raided drives)

Originally posted by _I_:

Originally posted by steezus christ:

Mobo is MSI MPG B550 GAMING PLUS

Did update drivers yes when i did the whole bios thing

get them from the mobo mfg site, never windows update
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MPG-B550-GAMING-PLUS/support#driver
pick win 10-11
chipset, vga, audio, lan (ide/sata are only needed when installing windows with raided drives)

yes i got it from there