u/ButterflyEffectDC

I've been having this issue ever since I bought my PC two months ago. Since then, I have replaced the GPU, checked all my cables, took out my ram and put it back in, have done several DDU, Cleanup utility and chipset rounds, have done a full windows reset and reset the PC itself. My bios and other drivers are up to date. What can I do to stop the crashes?

I've been having this issue ever since I bought my PC two months ago. Since then, I have replaced the GPU, checked all my cables, took out my ram and put it back in, have done several DDU, Cleanup utility and chipset rounds, have done a full windows reset and reset the PC itself. My bios and other drivers are up to date. What can I do to stop the crashes?

Hi, I'm decently new to Reddit and I was wondering why Reddit will allow me to post things in communities but after a while they'll be disabled as they go against Reddit's filters. What am I doing wrong? Surely if it was a karma issue or my account was too young it wouldn't let me post to that community in the first place. Please help, I don't want to break any rules :)

Ever since I bought this PC 2 months ago, it constantly crashes. Today I finally managed to see an Adrenaline warning saying my driver had timed out which was a breakthrough, considering I've tried doing everything hardware wise and a lot of software tweaks. How do I stop this from happening?

Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU, 9070XT Sapphire Nitro+ GPU, Corsair 750W Cybernetics Gold PSU, 64GB DDR5 Dominator RAM.

I initially set my clips up to have all system audio in them but I listen to music a lot when gaming and I didn't want background music from Spotify to be in my clips.

Since then, I changed my settings to pick up all system audio, except from Spotify but I can't hear myself in my clips, only my friends voices through Discord.
How can I fix this? I've looked through my settings and I've enabled everything properly (to my knowledge).

I initially set my clips up to have all system audio in them but I listen to music a lot when gaming and I didn't want background music from Spotify.
Since then, I changed my settings to pick up all system audio, except from Spotify but I can't hear myself in my clips, only my friends voices through Discord.
How can I fix this? I've looked through my settings and I've enabled everything properly (to my knowledge).

I just got into The Finals recently and would love to grind competitive with some other gals. The player base is very male dominated so finding people to play with in game is a big no because I never know what they're going to say when they find out I'm not a dude- they could be a minor which is also a big no from me.

I'm currently Silver 2 and I play on EU!

I'm usually Diamond-GM on most shooter games :)

☆ Please be older than 18 and have a mic. Feel free to comment or DM. Let's get to grinding ☆

Helloo, I'm new to Reddit and I contribute to posts every so often, but it feels like I'm not getting the most out of this app. I'd love to contribute more but I don't know where to start. Any tips are appreciated please! Help a baby redditor out haha.

I bought this PC about two months ago and I custom picked the parts. I adore this PC, it's amazing and runs games incredibly on high FPS but it just randomly crashes. By crashes, I mean I can no longer use my mouse or keyboard and both of my monitors will either freeze or go to 'no signal input' with my audio still playing through my headset and my RGB fans still on in my case.

I've had a GPU replacement since because I thought the GPU itself was faulty but it still keeps crashing. I've checked all the cables, took out my ram and put it back in (the correct slots, dont worry haha), reset my whole PC, reset all my drivers using DDU, AMD cleanup utility (including chipset drivers with Revo), switched the cables going into my monitors and did a full Windows reboot.

I believe it comes down to my display adapter but I'm not sure and would love some advice. My PC crashes the most when it automatically switches to Windows Basic Display Adapter instead of Radeon Graphics. It's not always the case though. Any and all help is appreciated. I can send the PC back to get it checked by the company I bought it from but it's very costly to package my PC and send it back. One of my friends think it could be a motherboard issue?

Specs: Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU, 9070XT Sapphire Nitro + GPU, 64GB of DDR5 Corsair Dominator Ram, Corsair 750W Cybernetics Gold PSU.