Upgraded my rig after all ...

Nunz said:
Normally I'd say not likely, but on an AMD platform.. sure, why not. :lol:
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Vega is unsoported hardware anyway for rebar.I thought i will get a bit more performance and smoothness but well .... :D
Anyway the rig is stable.I played some Cyberpunk a couple of hours today and was fine.
 
I played Cyberpounk 5 hours yesterday without problems durring the day.Last night it begin to hard reset again.This time i seriously don't know.I try to reset things to default and let them there..I didn't touch any component physically or unplug anything.The Heaven benchmark crashes too...
I tried to uninstall and reinstall the chipset driver and AMD gpu driver.No effect.
The only thing i am left to do is to reinstall windows. bleah
 
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Reinstalled windows.Heaven benchmark is stable but Cyberpunk still hard resets.I suspect the game files got corrupted.I am reinstalling the game now... :D

Now i installed chipset drivers , gpu drivers 21.8.2 and Nu audio drivers...No other windows updates installed...

Let's see how it goes ... Enjoy the soap opera :D
 
MSI B550M Bazooka < there's yer problem

MSI is trash

I had a MSI x570 Pro Carbon Wifi every bios update made it worse to the point i had to run 2666 mt/s memory in order to get it to stop random rebooting at random. Switched over to a Gigabyte x570 Aorus Ultra when I won the Newegg shuffle for mah 3080 and now i can run 3600 mt/s and things are stable.
 
The only solution that remains is to buy a new PSU with dual rail...
I try to underclock the Vega56 to 1500 from 1590 mhz.I get 1 hour of playing stable and then hard resets again.
I try to undervolt it ... hard reset.

Heaven benchmark is stable for 20mins...
Fortunetly i finished the game and played 4 endings and finished most side quests..
 
Seyiji said:
MSI B550M Bazooka < there's yer problem

MSI is trash

I had a MSI x570 Pro Carbon Wifi every bios update made it worse to the point i had to run 2666 mt/s memory in order to get it to stop random rebooting at random. Switched over to a Gigabyte x570 Aorus Ultra when I won the Newegg shuffle for mah 3080 and now i can run 3600 mt/s and things are stable.
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MSI X570 Pro carbon wifi was trash... HU tested it... THe MSI B550m Bazooka is a 2020 mainboard and is fine.HU do recommend it for VRM.
They made a mistake with X570 pro carbon wifi and they knew that.
There is a brand new wave of X570 MSI mainboards this year to replace and bring all things up to 2021 features/ quality..
 
acroig said:
Then you have no problems. Uninstall and move on or.....

Spend $ on a new rig and PSU.
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I downloaded the 3dmark demo and it hard resets after 10-13 minutes.
I still can't believe that is the PSU...There were days when i played many hours and no crash ... I will try to downgrade the driver to 21.8.1
 
badsykes said:
I downloaded the 3dmark demo and it hard resets after 10-13 minutes.
I still can't believe that is the PSU...There were days when i played many hours and no crash ... I will try to downgrade the driver to 21.8.1
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PSUs get worse over time.

It's not drivers or anything else. You're going in circles avoiding the main component that will cause hard resets without logging errors - the PSU. You don't want a dual rail PSU either, you want single rail.
 
Nunz said:
PSUs get worse over time.

It's not drivers or anything else. You're going in circles avoiding the main component that will cause hard resets without logging errors - the PSU. You don't want a dual rail PSU either, you want single rail.
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I would have hoped i wouldn't have to spend money at all. I am already regretting spending my time with troubleshooting ...
 
I haven't been following the entire thread but from what I've read it does sound like the PSU could be the culprit.

The hard resets during only certain games sounds a lot like an issue I had few years ago with an old Corsair HX750. Everything with my system worked fine except for when playing a certain game, Dragon's Dogma. Only that game was hard resetting the system. For quite a while wasted time troubleshooting with no success figuring it out, until I eventually deducted it was the PSU. Made an RMA to Corsair describing the problem and they replaced it. I bought a different PSU but once replaced the problem was resolved.

Failing PSU's can be tough to identify because like Nunz said they get worse over time. They don't always just die suddenly.
 
Meteor_of_War said:
I haven't been following the entire thread but from what I've read it does sound like the PSU could be the culprit.

The hard resets during only certain games sounds a lot like an issue I had few years ago with an old Corsair HX750. Everything with my system worked fine except for when playing a certain game, Dragon's Dogma. Only that game was hard resetting the system. For quite a while wasted time troubleshooting with no success figuring it out, until I eventually deducted it was the PSU. Made an RMA to Corsair describing the problem and they replaced it. I bought a different PSU but once replaced the problem was resolved.

Failing PSU's can be tough to identify because like Nunz said they get worse over time. They don't always just die suddenly.
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i have a feeling that Cyberpunk actually put the nail in coffin for the PSU
 
badsykes said:
i have a feeling that Cyberpunk actually put the nail in coffin for the PSU
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I'm no fan of Cyberpunk, but I don't think that's something a game software can really do.

If it is indeed the PSU, likely that it was failing regardless of what game you played. My thinking is its just that certain games expose the problem faster than others.
 
Meteor_of_War said:
I'm no fan of Cyberpunk, but I don't think that's something a game software can really do.

If it is indeed the PSU, likely that it was failing regardless of what game you played. My thinking is its just that certain games expose the problem faster than others.
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This.
 
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