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So I've got a 980 Ti that's a bit long in the tooth at this point and a few months back it started behaving a bit strangely.
In certain games, more than one but not all, I get major crashes to windows/full system hard locks. Generally it takes a while for the crashes to happen which would suggest temps but short of having a temp sensor in the loop I'm 99% convinced that isn't the issue. I was also previously cooling everything on a single 360 in a Corsair 800D but switched in Jan time - the issues started happening before the move. Temps on the GPU never got past 50 even on the single 360 rad loop so I haven't cooked it at any point in its life.
The setup is a 9600k @ 4.8 (1.31V) and 980 Ti stock being cooled by 2x 360 fat boy rads in an O11D XL (bottom and side intake). The GPU is on a vertical mount.
Some games that cause problems:
Outriders
Jedi: Fallen Order
Witcher 3
Rogue Company
That's everything I can think of that might be relevant, so the question is... Is the GPU just straight up on the way out or is there something I might have overlooked which could be the cause of the problem?
In certain games, more than one but not all, I get major crashes to windows/full system hard locks. Generally it takes a while for the crashes to happen which would suggest temps but short of having a temp sensor in the loop I'm 99% convinced that isn't the issue. I was also previously cooling everything on a single 360 in a Corsair 800D but switched in Jan time - the issues started happening before the move. Temps on the GPU never got past 50 even on the single 360 rad loop so I haven't cooked it at any point in its life.
The setup is a 9600k @ 4.8 (1.31V) and 980 Ti stock being cooled by 2x 360 fat boy rads in an O11D XL (bottom and side intake). The GPU is on a vertical mount.
Some games that cause problems:
Outriders
Jedi: Fallen Order
Witcher 3
Rogue Company
That's everything I can think of that might be relevant, so the question is... Is the GPU just straight up on the way out or is there something I might have overlooked which could be the cause of the problem?