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2 minutes ago, Thermaltakee said:

That's what I though. Thank you.

Do you think that the cpu is okay, since the PC starts and bios loads? I know you haven't seen it, 

but just based on your experience. 

CPU is probably fine. I did somehing similar to a LGA1155 motherboard I had my 2500k in and the processor is still 100% fine. Mobo is a dust collector though unless you can find someone who can transplant a socket. That ain't cheap though.

I think my only other suggestion would be to try resetting the CMOS. That's all I got.

Well, I'm at a loss. It sounds like you've done everything and I don't think it's faulty hardware, so I have no clue. Sorry I can't be more help.

Also, after reinstalling windows, did you reactivate it with your product key? If not that's deffinitely the problem. Windows will read a new motherboard as a totally new computer and you might have to call MS to activate your key.

I really can't say anything for sure. 

Silly question but did you reapply thermal paste to the cpu? What are your temps like? Is your cpu cooler on properly?

My best guess would still be that it's driver related. It could also be that it's simply a lower quality board but I can't really say if you don't know what it is. Maybe double check your bios and make sure everything is set right? It's a long shot but maybe your GPU's PCIE slot is running at less than x16 or x8?

I'm just spit balling here.

Did you do a fresh install of your OS after the mobo change? Your system may be getting confused with drivers, I've had that after swapping different Asus x99 motherboards.

40 minutes ago, Tihar said:

Good idea, thanks.

Happy to help.

2 minutes ago, Tihar said:

I don't have another on hand I guess I'll just have to replace it 

Maybe a local shop? Buy another, if it keeps shutting off with the new PSU, you know it's something else. Then return for full.

If you haven't changed anything software or hardware since yesterday, that makes me think even more that it's the power supply.

1 minute ago, Tihar said:

I think a 650W PSU should keep up with 1 1080ti and a ryzen 5 1600 system, and according to pcpartpicker and another website (I forgot the name) my PC requires around 430W... I don't have the money to get a better one.

I  don't doubt that at all but sometimes parts just go bad before they should. If you can, swap it with another before RMAing it or tossing just to be sure.

2 minutes ago, Tihar said:

Like i said, it was working absolutely fine yesterday. I didn't move or touch the internals of my PC since then and I was in the middle of a 2 hour long session in Witcher 3 today when it just shut off all of a sudden. Now when I try to go back into any game it shuts off within minutes if not seconds.

I don't think it's a software problem if thats what you're hoping for. Though you could try a clean install of Windows to be sure.

I'd say it's likely the PSU as well. Either that or maybe you have a damaged pin on your CPU socket?

Just now, jaysangwan32 said:

When I parted it out, 2x 16GB was cheaper than one 32 GB

Interesting. Thats fair enough!

I sincerely hope you decide on a custom build, they're always worth the while.

21 minutes ago, jaysangwan32 said:

Hi all,

I know I'm probably going to be burned alive for asking this but here it goes:

 

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Thanks !

The custom build you have there is basically top of the line so yeah, it'll blow the mac away for games, hands down. 

I just have to say one thing about your parts list; why do you have two separate 16GB kits of TridentZ instead of one 32GB kit?

This video put me in both physical and mental distress. 

I don't know much about bitcoin but I know enough to say that guys an absolute moron.