Desktop Radeon RX 6700 XT Keeps Crashing All Of Sudden

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I don’t mind getting a new card as a like for like may experience same issue if only few months old and I am now debating the reliability of the AMD graphics cards. I’m just wondering if since I have had Nvidia in past if that would be best to go back to and if so what’s the best alternative for my specs?

We were trying to guide you into doing troubleshooting step by step, if you've then chosen to go to a 3rd party, you need to follow their guidance, don't keep running between support sources, that's going to mess you up.

But unfortunately you've voided your warranty with PCS going forwards.

We won't be able to offer any more support.

For anyone else reading this, troubleshooting is not something you just zero in on the problematic component, it's done by methodical ruling out at various stages to leave the fault visible. It takes time and effort, if you're not willing to spend that time and have some patience, then raise it with PCS who can do it for you, that's part of the cost you've paid is for PCS support. https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/how-troubleshooting-works.91961/

If you just give up and run to a 3rd party repair place, you'll void your warranty with PCS, plus don't be seeking advice from loads of different sources, choose one and run with it through to diagnosis, if you're not happy with that then go somewhere else, but don't be getting one answer from one place and then going to another for a follow up, it's not fair on either support source. For one thing, we have no idea if the 3rd party has done proper troubleshooting to rule out software, so we would have to start from the very beginning anyway if we were worth our salt at all, but the OP has made it pretty clear they're not willing to do that.

Troubleshooting is a standard part of owning a PC, you NEED to learn how to run basic tests and isolate problematic software / hardware. If you're not willing to do this, stick to console.