It could also be a RAM issue. If your memory is running too fast, it may cause sudden crashes. Check if XMP is enabled (which it should be) and if it is, turn it off. That should run your memory at a slower speed. if the problem persists, then your memory is probably not the issue. If it goes away, your memory may have been poorly binned by the manufacturer and can't reliably run at full speed.
Sure you can do that as a test, it would not be great to just... accept it. If the problem goes away doing this look into better RAM.
Also, look into stress tests, there's some for the GPU and for the RAM, this way you can pinpoint where and why the crashes happens.
Given that, please be aware that running such a GPU and needing these kinds of advice is akin to running a Ferrari not knowing it needs gas to run.
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