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MSI Z87 GD45 Motherboard Crashing help plz!!

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Hi. I built a new computer. I don't know what the problem is. All my drivers including the bios are up to date. When I  stream a video it would crash and the computer would restart itself. I don't have this problem when playing games like counter strike on steam. It only happens when I stream a video.  

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Hi. I built a new computer. I don't know what the problem is. All my drivers including the bios are up to date. When I  stream a video it would crash and the computer would restart itself. I don't have this problem when playing games like counter strike on steam. It only happens when I stream a video.  

 

sounds like a adobe flash\ shockwave player issue

 

flash makes my browser unstable even crashes my system sometimes.

 

maybe try a clean flash uninstall + reinstall or even different browser like opera.

 

im using firefox.

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Propably not mobos fault. List of components will help if this truly is hardware issue. My guess would be on GPU/PSU side. CS isn't really power hungry. So it doesn't show if you have any problems. Run some stress test and see if it does it also. Then its hardware issue.

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I would try checking the Event Viewer in windows to see if it created an error before it restarted.

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