Its either 2 issues.
Xmp try to disable it put your rams on very loosr timings and only 2000mhz (1000 in bios)
If that doesn't work download the MSI(Message Signaled-Based Interrupts) utility V3.
Check if multiple devices use same irq
Enable msi on gfx card also check if some devices are set to a priority like high or low or there are high ones set them to low. Its better that no priorities are set. What you can try to do after That all doesnt work is to set gpu at low or high test both.
Open "msinfo32.exe" and go to "Conflicts/Sharing" and see what your GFX card is sharing with, if anything. Also check irqs if you can't change it irqs try 2nd pcie slot for your gfx card. Also disable ethernet and realtek audio through bios. Have you tried setting the gfx card to pcie 3.0 in the bios?
Xmp try to disable it put your rams on very loosr timings and only 2000mhz (1000 in bios)
If that doesn't work download the MSI(Message Signaled-Based Interrupts) utility V3.
Check if multiple devices use same irq
Enable msi on gfx card also check if some devices are set to a priority like high or low or there are high ones set them to low. Its better that no priorities are set. What you can try to do after That all doesnt work is to set gpu at low or high test both.
Open "msinfo32.exe" and go to "Conflicts/Sharing" and see what your GFX card is sharing with, if anything. Also check irqs if you can't change it irqs try 2nd pcie slot for your gfx card. Also disable ethernet and realtek audio through bios. Have you tried setting the gfx card to pcie 3.0 in the bios?
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