NVidia GeForce RTX 50x0 cards - 70% performance increase, but AI > you

Losing track because there was so much. But looks like she's dead.

Reset movie to default, them updated. Restarting anyone from Windows often black screened but came back. Did Windows clean install and during one or two of those resets crashed but came back where it left off.

15 second on desktop idle it crashed.
Friend noticed after the fact ai auto tune was back on by default so turned that off and back to eufi profile. Voltage was a bit low as well on dram and threw it back on xmp2 and 1.4v

After turning off the default auto tune had several restarts just fine.

Went to reinstall Windows 11 not trusting the crashed during last install. At like 40% installation failed. Page fault unlocked area. Gave me choice no to clean install again when I rebooted it yes to remove USB and try continue upgrade or something like that. Tried to reinstall again, was moving between windows and black screened. Tried removing USB but bios had no bootable drive at this point.

Can try booting from the USB a few more times but don't it's going to be any good. Not sure how to ram test, 2nd set of 2x 16gb ripjaws I've had


Forgot to mention got this different crab screen when I was trying to advance start up to do the win 11 install

Neranja said:

Do you have a second PC or laptop? Download Memtest86 (free version) and make an USB boot stick with it. This will overwrite the USB stick of course.

Boot from USB. Let in run at least an hour.

You should probably reset your complete BIOS settings ("Load optimized defaults"), and after that just enable XMP on the memory. What CPU do you have?

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I had done the last before Windows install. I7 12?00k. 12700 I think (went to bed). Would need to find a 3rd USB or just load over the windows 11 USB for now, and was on xmp

Seems like RAM, mobo, or a corrupted Windows 11 .ISO (or their in-house USB utility) to me.

I'd start by re-seating the GPU, RAM, SSD, and clearing the CMOS (usually by removing the battery for 15-20 seconds, though some motherboards can clear the CMOS with a button press so check the manual). Then I'd do what Neranja is suggesting and memtest the RAM, but I'd test the sticks individually, and then in dual-channel. If both sticks pass individually but fail in dual-channel, could point to a power issue on the motherboard. Note: use the optimized BIOS defaults as suggested, don't enable XMP.

If the RAM passes memtest, I'd redownload just the Windows 11 .ISO, and use RUFUS to make a bootable USB. If issues still persist and you have spare parts (GPU, PSU specifically) can try swapping those to narrow down the issue. If all that fails, it's probable that the mobo isn't delivering power effectively to some components.

At that point, I'd do what Utnayan is suggesting, but I'd opt for 64GB of RAM instead of 32GB if your cash expenditure can handle it, though that's just personal preference. Good luck and hope you get it working.

Do you have an Intel CPU? If so what generation?

I had these same exact issues a few years back and it was the Intel CPU

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I did this last year. Swapped case and fans. ZERO issues.

Khane said:

Do you have an Intel CPU? If so what generation?

I had these same exact issues a few years back and it was the Intel CPU

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Few posts back 12700k so shouldn't be line the 13/14s degrading

sole said:

Seems like RAM, mobo, or a corrupted Windows 11 .ISO (or their in-house USB utility) to me.

I'd start by re-seating the GPU, RAM, SSD, and clearing the CMOS (usually by removing the battery for 15-20 seconds, though some motherboards can clear the CMOS with a button press so check the manual). Then I'd do what Neranja is suggesting and memtest the RAM, but I'd test the sticks individually, and then in dual-channel. If both sticks pass individually but fail in dual-channel, could point to a power issue on the motherboard. Note: use the optimized BIOS defaults as suggested, don't enable XMP.

If the RAM passes memtest, I'd redownload just the Windows 11 .ISO, and use RUFUS to make a bootable USB. If issues still persist and you have spare parts (GPU, PSU specifically) can try swapping those to narrow down the issue. If all that fails, it's probable that the mobo isn't delivering power effectively to some components.

At that point, I'd do what Utnayan is suggesting, but I'd opt for 64GB of RAM instead of 32GB if your cash expenditure can handle it, though that's just personal preference. Good luck and hope you get it working.

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I've got money though had some bigger buys coming up, I just can't bring myself to spend > 500$ on just ram, though good knows how long until things settle, doesn't look good.

Will memtest, though until I get a working Windows installed done of the other stuff seems harder to really work on sussing out. I had debated putting the 3080 back in for the hell of it.

Would love to just hang it off to someone but I'm in bed Oklahoma.

Trying to shortcut and build a new rig was on my mind, but I'd be trying to reuse SSD ram and GPU of course. Microcenter deals useless where I live and shipping from a friend would eat up the savings, and those ugly white boxes also look tiny and question their cooling etc.

I wonder if any of the decent pre built companies would allow a custom order sans my major components I already have. They have to be hiring trying to get gpus anyways

Sludig said:

I've got money though had some bigger buys coming up, I just can't bring myself to spend > 500$ on just ram, though good knows how long until things settle, doesn't look good.

Will memtest, though until I get a working Windows installed done of the other stuff seems harder to really work on sussing out. I had debated putting the 3080 back in for the hell of it.

Would love to just hang it off to someone but I'm in bed Oklahoma.

Trying to shortcut and build a new rig was on my mind, but I'd be trying to reuse SSD ram and GPU of course. Microcenter deals useless where I live and shipping from a friend would eat up the savings, and those ugly white boxes also look tiny and question their cooling etc.

I wonder if any of the decent pre built companies would allow a custom order sans my major components I already have. They have to be hiring trying to get gpus anyways

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If you're thinking of doing a new build while keeping some of the previous parts, you might can find a barebones deal with case/mobo/PSU on newegg or amazon. Honestly though I'd just order those parts separately and get exactly what you want. Will definitely save you a lot of money not having to buy SSD/RAM if those components are working. Decide if you want to upgrade the CPU and get a solid mobo and CPU cooling option to go with it; don't know what wattage your PSU is but may not be bad idea to upgrade it as well depending on age and power draw of the new rig.

Just a mock up for price estimation, I have no idea if that's a good mobo or not, do your research of course, but could easily do a new rig for < $1k if you decide to go that route.