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- Been going crazy over the past month dealing with my system randomly crashing as seen in the video. For context, I built this system back in February of this year and had no problems up until the end of September. I went on vacation for 5 days and when I returned, these issues began.
I know a lot of theories that were floating around earlier this year were pointing to 3rd party power cables (Corsair, CableMod, etc.), however I am NOT currently using any 3rd party cables. I am using the stock NVidia octopus adapter and stock power supply cables.
My system specs:
OS: Windows 11
MOBO: GIGABYTE Z790 AORUS Elite AX (Rev 1.0, F9 BIOS)
GPU: GIGABYTE Gaming OC 4090 (F2 VBIOS)
CPU: Intel i7 13700k
CPU cooler: Corsair iCue H150i AIO
DRAM: Corsair Vengeance 32 GB (2x16) 5600 MT/s
SSD: Samsung 980 PRO 2 TB
PSU: EVGA SUPERNOVA GT 1000W
Things I've tried (forgive me if I forget to mention something) and crashing persists:
- Updating video card drivers
- DDU and reinstall of video card drivers
- Updating MOBO BIOS
- Downloading all latest available chipset drivers on GIGABYTE website
- Disabling XMP
- No overclocks (CPU, GPU)
- Removing Cablemod 180 degree 12VHPWR adapter
- Reseating GPU
- Reseating riser
- Repasting CPU (used Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut and did drop a few C, would recommend)
- Replacing PSU with EVGA SUPERNOVA GT 1300W
- Booting into safe mode and still crashing (just discovered this today as in the video!!!!!)
- Installing the awful GCC software
- Uninstalling the awful GCC software
- RMA'ing the video card (yup, they claimed there was nothing wrong with it, making me wonder if its the MOBO)
- Using different DP outputs on the card
- Using CPU integrated graphics with GPU still plugged into system (this usually results in BSODs with WHEA errors)
I may have missed some mentions, but I have awful memory and dealing with this has given me brain rot.
Some other notes, system temperatures do not report anything ridiculous. GPU hot spot never exceeds upper 80's, CPU can run in the mid 90's at stock with Cinebench R23 (undervolt can bring this temp way down), DRAM temps normal, no crazy temps on board.
I am currently waiting for more feedback from GIGABYTE which I submitted several days ago. Currently have my 4090 pulled from my system so I can at least use it. I have an old EVGA 1080 FTW that I used while the card was being RMA'd and my system never crashed, nor does it crash when I use integrated graphics.
Anyways, I'm mostly posting this so I have video evidence to send to GIGABYTE, but also for anyone experiencing some similar symptoms, at least know you're not alone. Misery loves company right?
Update: Turned out to be the power cable to the GPU, most likely the sense pins. Was using the nvidia octopus adapter with 4 dedicated PCIE cables from the PSU. Finally got my CableMod cable and 180 degree adapter and problem has disappeared since.
Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions and best of luck to those of you struggling with this issue!
Edit: For those asking, this is the specific cable I bought from CableMod. Make sure you double check compatibility with your PSU as not all are created equal!
CableMod E-Series Pro ModMesh Sleeved 12VHPWR StealthSense PCI-e Cable for EVGA G / G+ / P / P+ / T
Color: Black
PCI-e Cable: 16-pin to 4 x 8-pin PCI-e
I also have this problem randomly black screen then cpu fans running fast how you fixed please tell me the solution bro (RTX 4080 new card)
@AnimeVeriyan he wrote there he fixed it with cablemod cable. I wonder if he is still having the issues because the entire internet is against using cablemod cable for this type of issues and he claims to have it fixed with that cable which is interesting.
@@bittertruthnavin bro lot of users also telling buy cable mod, default cable mod problem, and lot of high pc stores also recommending new cable mod like Corsair 600W 12+4 pin PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR
@@AnimeVeriyan so did you solve your issues with cable mod cable?
@@bittertruthnavin no, I just ordered it I will update after test
Removed Cablemod and not buying different brand cable? Did you use the same Cablemod with your 4090 after? Or you still have GIGABYTE Gaming OC 4090?
Going through the same thing right now with mine. I plan on getting the Corsair 12VHPWR adapter from Microcenter to see if that fixes my issue. I was going to buy a new PSU, but seeing as the cable is compatible with mine, it's better to spend the $30 than $300 for a new PSU. If that fails, I'll have to try RMAing my card. I've tried everything else (Windows install, DDU drivers and redo drivers, update BIOS, etc.). It only seems to happen when gaming. It never happens during anything else, so it seems like sometimes games hit a power "spike" that cause the issue. I can go months without the issue, or just a few days. It seems like several folks in here have fixed their issue just by swapping cables.
I also have this problem randomly black screen then cpu fans running fast how you fixed please tell me the solution bro (RTX 4080 new card)
Before doing a full reinstall run DDU uninstaller looks like you have enough time to run it before it crashes. In DDU I recommend the reboot option and then see if it still crashes with the default windows drivers then you might have a card issue.
i have a strix 4090 and this is happening if u fixed it how.
Hello, did you fix the problem? IF yes, how?
I have this issue but with Asus adapter from gpu to psu that they provided free. Did not had issue with nvidia cable so I am not sure what is going on. But it can go months without the problem.
I got the ROG Strix 1000W Gold Aura Edition and used the cable that came with that. It seemed like a great cable but not very robust. The issue for me might be the fact that I have pulled it out a good few times while changing/checking stuff, and I have a feeling one of the sense pins is loose. I have had this black screen+100% fans twice in the past month. Once with heavy gaming and once on CZcams.
I am waiting on the new Cablemod cable with stealth sense (silly name) that gets around the use of sense pins. From what I hear, it fixes most of the issues.
Same issue here, it runs benchmarks fine but randomly does this even without gaming.
Will try a new power cable, thanks !
my GPU dont use cable is just the slot on the motherboard, matbe the slot is damaged or something?
I have tried everything, uptade drivers on monitor, gpu, change energy font, change the place i plug the PC, clean it, clean RAMS, clean board, change cooling gel on GPU and CPU (those silver ones). Rebooted Windows and the problems still happens, and seems to be random. Sometimes on Firefox, sometimes on Photoshop, sometimes it lasts for hours and sometimes is 10minutes. Crazy to understand where the problem is.
I have been to the device maneger >> Gpu >> and that stuuf that makes the gpu restart with not having a good perfiormance (forgot the name now)
Im gonna change SATA cables and maybe HDMI brand new cables.
Any one has other tipos to this problem?
@@hugorezende199 well I simply removed the card, cleaned it and made sure everything was plugged in fine and I no longer have the issue (been about a month without issues now). Not sure what was wrong to begin with….
@@pyrhockzdo you mean the GPU? and have you faced the issue again after you’ve replied?
@@Anonymous-BT no i mean power cable.
Son3 months later I still have the issue every now and then. When it happens, I just reseat the cable and the card and this has done the trick every time so far… not ideal but that’s how it is.
Maybe the GPU is so heavy that after sometime things shift ever so slightly.
Yeah exact same problem with exact same gpu after pretty much exact amount of use time
So far the fix for me was enabling the "Secure Boot" option in the BIOS. Mine was disabled and causing an error (ID 1796) on Event Viewer. Apparently that error can cause crashes but since enabling I've been good. I've been playing games and used FurMark to stress test my gpu (MSI 4070 TI) and I've been good so far. It's only been 30hrs so far though since last black screen full fans crash.
how long was it working before the crash happened?
@mikemike5666 It's a new PC and it worked fine for 3 weeks. I had a 1080p 75hz monitor connected initially then when I got a 1440p 170hz monitor it started immediately. At first I blamed the monitor but after research and looking at my Event Viewer I noticed Error ID 1796 and went through the process of fixing it and now I'm 4 or 5 days no crash.
@@mrmugatu1look638 I see. Ty for the response! I think i will get some dust off my computer first and then try your solution. Honestly, i think just bricked my gpu playing D4 lol. I’ve had my 1080ti for 4 years and there were no issues until now ;_; It got 2 old
@@mrmugatu1look638 There was another reply here? I guess youtube auto deleted his message, happens to me often.
@@mikemike5666 Hopefully it works. For me it seemed to be a BIOS issue. Also my BIOS is set to UEFI rather than Legacy.
Did you get a response from gigabyte? i apparently have the same problem with about the same card. I have GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce RTX 4080 16GB MASTER GDDR6X. The card is behaving just like yours. I have 1000W power supply ATX 3.0 with 12+4pin for graphic card
When I was dealing with this, I sent my card in for warranty. Gigabyte stress tested it for about a day, nothing wrong with the card itself. My issue was with the nvidia power adapter. I have since purchased a cablemod power cable for my EVGA power supply that goes straight from PSU to GPU, no issues since. Hope this helps and good luck to you.
@@sopasty so you have an ATX 3.0 power supply and you have the original 12+4 cable to the power supply, but you bought an adapter and you plugged the adapter through the 8-pin cables to the power supply? Am I understanding this correctly?
@@raduzzacz not ATX 3.0, originally had 4x8pin going from PSU to nvidia 4x8pin to 12+4pin adapter to GPU. nvidia adapter came with the Gigabyte card. I can't 100% confirm as I don't know precisely where the failure occured, but i assume it was the adapter. since i've replaced the power cable, no problems. the cablemod cable is a 4x8pin to 12+4pin direct from PSU to GPU
@@sopasty I understand, I thought EVGA 1300W is an ATX 3.0 power supply, I have the original 12+4 pin cable on the power supply, I used adapter 3x 8pin (600W) to 12+4 pin reduction, so far one day without any problems, I will write how it turned out, if the computer will work for at least 14 days
Did you find a fix to this?
Yeah, ended up being the power cable to the GPU, probably the sense pins if I had to guess. I got a new cablemod cable and adapter and no crashes since.
@@sopasty Hi. I take it it's the new stealth cable from Cablemod (silly name for a cable). Has it happened since?
@@mrmrgaming no crashes since installing the new cable
There is no way to fix this black screen fans max speed issue, Every time i do fix it, the same problem resurfaces months later but even worse then before.
(Edit: I fixed all my black screens by updating my BIOS to latest and my chipset drivers to latest, Every time theres a Graphics update, i re seat the card and no more black screens.)
Don’t bend the cable
using a 4090 founders edition running into a similar issue it lets me use the pc for awhile and then boom black screen and fans full speed nvidia gpu's suck balls. im switching back to amd.
msconfig and get to safe mode and than run DDU
Time to reset your bios. remove your gpu and cmos battery for a few minutes and putting them back in
Make sure to power cycle your pc once you removed them
forget my initial comment, it probably has something to do with the voltage in your gpu. try undervolting it
Ctl+shift+alt+b
Update your GPU software
Format your computer, reinstall windows, make sure to backup your important files before you do that, (use a secondary computer or you can boot in the same computer for backup using a pendrive with Hiren Boot CD)
DUDE YOUR PROBLEM ITS (cable) !!!! Just Change the adapter SHIT NVIDEA.