Windows 10: Crashes during GPU intensive applications

Hi everyone,

I recently built a new system (specs see profile description) and have been having problems during gaming and video editing. I have a feeling it has something to do with my GPU, but I will let you guys be the judge of that

I don't get a BSOD like I used to get in Windows 7 or Vista, the display just switches to a black or green screen during video editing or even in Rome Total War 2 fights. Audio often keeps playing for like 10s, but then hangs up as well. The system does not shut down on its own, I have to manually either reset or shut it down using the power button.

The motherboard, CPU, RAM and PSU are brand new. The SSD I took from my old PC and the GPU I got second hand.

I stress tested the GPU with Furmark and both Unigine Benchmarks, neither of which returned any errors - max temp around 70-75°C. Additionally I ran Prime95 for around 1 hour, but since I don't have an aftermarket CPU cooler (yet) and the CPU was going up to 95°C I thought it would be best to stop the test. I also ran memtest for a while, didn't get any errors there either

I checked all my drivers to the best of my knowledge (the system was first booted around 4 weeks ago, which is when I installed the drivers).

I used to do some overclocking on an old Intel Q9550 + GTX 285, but unfortunately haven't had time for this for a long time. Hence, I would appreciate any help you can give me in solving this problem, I am kinda behind on all the new bling here and basically just wanted to build a system that would work as it is.

Thanks in advance for your assistance, log file uploaded below.

Cheers, Yannick

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Specs

• GPU: MSI Radeon RX570 OC Edition 4GB GDDR5
• CPU: Ryzen 5 1600 3.2GHz
• Memory: Corsair 2x8GB 2133MHz
• 1T SSD
• PSU: CX 550M
• Motherboard: AsRock B450M