This is my specs yet gaming and application crashing frequently, i have no idea why.

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  1. GABE_EDD

    The immediate answer you’re going to get right now is that 13900K and other high end 13/14 gen intel CPUs have inconsistent instability issues, some chips unaffected, some chips dead after a short period of time. (Many YouTube videos out there on the subject at this point)

    Other than that, have you tried updating your BIOS, chipset drivers, the [DDU Process](https://www.wagnardsoft.com/content/How-use-Display-Driver-Uninstaller-DDU-Guide-Tutorial), or other troubleshooting steps?

  2. ItsmeBermo

    Why 1080p with such good hardware? Upgrade that monitor my guy. 1440p 144hz. It will take the strain off that cpu and lessen the stability issue that they have.

  3. Admiral_2nd-Alman

    Your CPU could be the issue. Update your drivers and bios

  4. Hot_Cheese650

    Stop buying Intel CPUs until they fix it.

  5. First off, what application?
    We need more info. I am lucky cause my modest system works perfectly.

  6. o_sooperstar_o

    Before jumping to conclusions and blaming Intel we really more information on your build. Did you build it recently and how long has been going on for. What errors are you getting during these ‘crashes’, BSODs, specific error messages …

  7. xz_nekto

    Also check RAM clock, if overclocked it can be the issue

  8. sirloindenial

    Not enough info but just check what changed recently. Most likely driver updates or the recent hardware changes.

  9. Lewinator56

    Try a bios update, but…

    It’s very very likely the 13900K is the issue and you are yet another victim to Intel’s ongoing CPU issues.

    Try disabling E cores, it might help briefly, but in the long run the crashes and instability will get worse. Unfortunately the only fix is a new CPU, which is understandably undesirable due to cost, especially since you’d be swapping the motherboard too as buying any Intel CPU right now would be a braindead thing to do.

  10. Comprehensive_Ship42

    You cpu is broken you need to send it back to intel . Look up gamers nexus 13900k intel problems

  11. MarkusRight

    Buys 4070ti and plays on a 1080p monitor. I’m dead 💀

    But seriously it’s the CPU. Intel is about to have a class action lawsuit most likely. This generation has some severe instability issues.

  12. WayTooLazyOmg

    do a bios update. trust me. my buddy had a brand new computer & it kept crashing. it’s bios

  13. Unusual-East4126

    Good ol raptor lake. Try under clocking/under volting your cpu a bit.

  14. JetstreamJefff

    Canadacomputers had a crazy bundle deal on the ryzen 7900X3D + motherboard + DDR5 ram, might be worth it to look at a platform switch.

  15. zero_x4ever

    I might be the odd one here, but as a fellow intel user, download Intel XTU. Check your value for AVX2 that your motherboard defaults to. If it’s 7 or higher, that’s too low of a voltage that is supplied.

  16. ShasasTheRed

    It’s probably that 13th gen intel, they’ve had issues

  17. Renault_75-34_MX

    The CPU is most likely, though the 560.70 Nvidia driver seams to cause some crashes in games as well (at least that’s the case with Farming Simulator 22)

  18. ThoughtsOfYesterday

    People acting like PCs never crashed before Intel 13th gen. 🤦‍♂️Was this computer ever stable? Have you made any recent changes? Have you recently updated anything? Are you overclocked? Have you tried a portable OS like Linux booted off USB to eliminate software being the issue? I wouldn’t blame the CPU until you’ve done some basic investigation.

  19. CoeatSpv

    I’m in pain seeing that your display is 1080p with those specs.

  20. sHoRtBuSseR

    While I am not downplaying the Intel issues, the most likely cause is RAM instability. Ddr5 is easily the hardest memory to get stable depending on configuration. Disable xmp and see if the issue goes way.

    Every RAM kit I have used in the last 4 years I have had to manually time and set up my voltages because the canned profile just didn’t work. This includes Intel and AMD.

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