Brand New RTX4060Ti Build Freezes on every 3DMark Benchmark

[FreakyAU]

Just Built this little ITX quickly to take with me while working away for 4.5 Months
3DMark CPU Bench passes fine no issues however Timespy & Firestrike crashes (I assume every other GPU Benchmark too)
Tried Firestrike once lasted less than 2 seconds, Timespy normally crashes after 5 or so seconds but once made it to 1m.
Everything is brand new except from the NZXT H1 Case, PSU & AIO, of which I have just put on the stock intel cooler because I didn't have the LGA1700 Bracket

NZXT H1 Case & PSU
Intel i3-12100 (Stock Cooler)
T-Force 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz DDR4
Lexar NM620 2TB PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 Ti WINDFORCE OC 8G

Pls halp

PS: Also a little clicking noise that happens every now and then seems to be when the GPU starts working? Just a single easily audible click not sure where it's coming from.

 

[Martin]

I see lots of WHEA errors there caused by the GPU. So make sure the GPU is properly seated, has a sufficient PSU, latest drivers, etc.

 

[FreakyAU]

I see lots of WHEA errors there caused by the GPU. So make sure the GPU is properly seated, has a sufficient PSU, latest drivers, etc.

Thanks for the suggestion.
I've tried reseating both the riser and GPU multiple times
I've tried a different PCI-E output on the stock modular NZXT H1 PSU
I've tried a different PCI-E cable that came with the Case/PSU

I put an old GTX650 in that I had lying around for years and that didn't spit out any errors at all and passed the benchmark fine although with a laughable score.
Because that passed fine does that mean the riser cable & psu must be fine? or could these errors only pop up when drawing a lot more power that a 4060Ti would over a GTX650?
As far as that is the case that would just mean I got a dead on arrival 4060Ti?
Never had anything like this happen before I literally broke the seal on the box and put it straight into this system.

I've attached the dump file again sorry if it includes heaps of crashes I haven't deleted it to let it start fresh again if thats what should be done.

 

[FreakyAU]

Ended up figuring it out.

I pulled apart half of the H1 Chassis to be able to fit the GPU directly into the motherboard and it worked fine.
I then determined it was the Riser cable so I got NZXT to send out a replacement only to still have the same issue.
It was then I found out that CPU & PCH Link Speeds in the mobo settings was not CPU & GPU.
I tried setting the PCH Link speed to PCIe 3.0 thinking that the 4.0 Mobo was detecting the 4.0 GPU and sending 4.0 speeds through a 3.0 Riser cable.
It was only after I installed the new riser cable that I determined it must be software related and found out that "CPU Link Speed" is for the GPU too.

tl;dr If you are getting WHEA errors from a PC with a 3.0 Riser Cable just make sure you set the CPU Link Speed to PCIe3.0