NautixStudio

Hello!! I recently posted a topic, you can read it for a full detail if you like I’m sure it can be found on my profile. Well I’ve had these components for 2+ years. Ran them over a year on air cooling without a single problem whatsoever. Then I build an amazing hard tubed custom water cooling system with a nice modded case. (First one) Get it all up and running, ran it on old windows for like 2-3 weeks then fresh install and then it ran smoothly for like 2-3 months. Then it just died, in the middle of a game session. Well so I started it and played for 2-3 hours then it happened again. Sometimes it didn’t even boot until it died. But I got it up again and I played for maybe 1,5-2h and again dead. And every time I did this the amount of time before it died again went shorter and shorter. Well well i troubleshot everything I could think of, ram, had the cpu checked, checked all the temps. Ran it with either one of my 2 gpus and with out them both. Ran it with out ram. Also I have 2 motherboards of the same because i panic ordered the last one that shipped to Sweden on amazon... Well well. I did try the system on the new motherboard and I got the same result. So I stopped right away. Now yesterday I tried the (faulty) motherboard without anything at all other than ofc PSU. Same thing happens. Then I ran the new motherboard same way but it didn’t die. Ran for some hours. Without ram,cpu and gpu ofc. So this has to mean it’s the motherboard? Or might it be bad ram that’s caused the faulty motherboard to become faulty and that’s why I got the same results with the components installed on the new motherboard? Pla help

Had to tear down the entire build so had everything out of the chassi and on safe non conductive surface Im going to try the third psu which i have more faith in than the second i tried. Also i Will check my original psu with a different set of cables so there are no wire problems

Ran it on my old windows some week or so then yes I reinstalled windows and it ran as smooth as. Temps were checked and I don’t get anything above any security shutoff value. Pump goes via aquaero and I have a flow sensor so I have a steady 150 L/H

I don’t even get that chance, but I should be able to access it if I plug my hardeive into another pc right? I shouldn’t have to boot into that windows or do I? I’ll do this when I get home.

Need urgent help!!So i finally built my first custom hard tubed water cooled system. Had it successfully running 2-3 months. Then all of a sudden it started just turning of. Then I rebooted it and kept playing and it happened again and again and again and every time it happened faster now it just shuts off after some minutes or even seconds.So I’m terrified right this is a very expensive system. 1-2 intel generations back. But I started seeking for the fault. I’ve tried 2 psus. Will try with a third one soon. I tried the memory one by one, 2 by 2.I ran it with/without sli. I ran it with each gpu alone. I then finally tried everything and completely removed gpus and the ram. Still happens.Panic ordered a new motherboard since I only found one that shipped to Sweden... tried with that. Still the same. And on each of these steps I tried both psus. I also sent away my cpu to whom I bought it from and got it tested and it works without fault. I have tried everything that I can think of.2 Psus2 same motherboards1 by 1 of my 8 ram sticks2 by 2 of my 8 ram sticksRam channel by channelWith each gpu solo or in sliReset cmosUpdated biosTried it all outside the case on a non conductive safe surface (motherboard box)It’s definitely not a software issue since I removed all the hard drivesEach time it dies it reboots right after like if you get a power lossPlease help me! Is there something I’m missing? I suspect it might not be the motherboard so I need to resolve it so I can return my brand new replacement motherboard for 700$....SpecsCPU: Intel I7 6900KRAM: Corsair 32GB 2660 MHzMobo: Asus ROG Rampage Edition 10PSU: Corsair AX1500I, older silver stone 500w, will be trying a xfx 850w gold. (My system while idling don’t draw more that 300-400w Gpu1: GTX 1080Ti FeGpu2: GTX 1080Ti FeSsd:s 2x 250Gb Samsung 1x 120Gb SamsungWin 10I have had zero water on any and all components nor do I think any off it is damaged by static electricity.