Supericy

In your case, you would actually want to use "else if" statements for your code, after the initial "if" statement. if (userValue == "1") message = "You chose 1!";else if (userValue == "2") message = "You chose 2!";else if (userValue == "3") message = "You chose 3!";else message = "You didn't chose 1, 2, or 3!"; This way, your code will only execute 1 of the if-blocks, and if none of them are true, it will execute the else-block.

I purchased a new power supply and now everything seems to be running fine. I can even run prime95 and furmark... at the same time! Thanks for the help everyone.

Looking at my temps with Hardware monitor, it doesn't seem like any of my components are overheating. Here are my temps so that you guys can verify: http://i.imgur.com/QKEsBGV.png I'll probably just find a decent PSU to buy, since if the issue ends up being any other component (my second guess would be motherboard), I would have to buy one anyway.

Basically, the issue is that my computer would power off with no warning, and would stay off. The started happening a few weeks ago while I was playing Far Cry 3. My computer powered off at a specific cutscene, and I could not get past it. The (temp) solution I had was to lower the resolution from 1080p to 720p, which fixed the issue in that scenario. However, the problem seems to be getting worse. Now, whenever I open up Photoshop or Eclipse, my computer will power off. I can reliable trigger the problem by running prime95 or furmark, the computer will power down instantly. I ran 5 iterations of memtest86 (is that enough?) and there were 0 errors. This leads me to believe it is my power supply, as it is very old (8+ years). Do you guys have any suggestions on what the next step should be to troubleshoot this problem? Hardware: Motherboard: ASUS M2N-E CPU: AMD Phenom II 940 GPU: Radeon hd4850 PSU: FSP Blue Storm 500W + a kingston v200 60gb SSD and a western digital 500gb HDD