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I lied, my game crashing issue is still not fixed. (lemmy.ml)
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I few days ago I posted about my games freezing on my new pc here:

https://lemmy.ml/post/41956931

I thought my issue was an outdated motherboard bios and also having screen locking/sleep mode on. It appears that was wrong because I am still having the issue. I have come prepared this time though! I have several proton logs of games freezing up. Some of the logs are the game freezing and continuing, other logs are the gsne freezing and completely stopping.

I also had a weird error popup that would come up when enabling proton logs for cyberpunk. I put that image with the proton logs. I put in my journalctl with the most recent cyberpunk freeze/crash that happened as well.

I am beginning to think that it is a driver issue with my 5070ti. I found this post on the linux gaming subreddit that has many people expressing the same issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1nn2d5e/games_freezing_randomly_until_i_alt_tab_into_the/

My overall concern is if this is a hardware issue rhat I need to get rma'd or just a linux issue.

Crash logs:

https://gofile.io/d/zft71K

Any help is appreciated!! Thank you all for your time!

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[–] _stranger_@lemmy.world 8 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Do a series of burn in tests. CPU intense, GPU intense, RAM intense, storage intense, network intense if you can, one at a time. It might be that one of these subsystems is broken in such a way that it ceases to function under stress. Video games stress the hell out of all of them, so if you can isolate them like this, it might help narrow down the issue.

My bet is on something overheating, or a bad ram stick.