GamerNerd_01

Quick update I just turned it on again this time it did not shut off! YAY! but the mobo also lit on fire so, I think I'm going to RMA it. Thanks for the help tho!

The setup has not changed at all since it was last working

The same result happens with a new PSU. @Crunchy Dragon

I recently took my PSU from one system used it and brought it back to the original system. When I plugged it back in, it would turn on for not even a second they shut off. It was able to stay on if you were to unplug the 8 pin CPU plug on the motherboard. Why would this be happening? My CPU does not need much power it is only a Celeron by Intel.

Yes this morning I replaced the psu with a higher power and EVGA one and now it works.

So, I recently bought a new motherboard after my old one failed. It finally booted and I was so happy, I opened GTA and walked 2 steps, then my PC restarted. After hours of tech support help form the mobo manufacture we discovered the gpu crashes once it has a small load taking the whole system with it. I even underclocked it. It lasted longer but still I had the same result but with worse performance. System Config: CPU: Core i7 7700K (Not Overclocked) RAM: 2 sticks of DDR4 8gb 3000hz Corsair MOBO: ASUS ROG STRIX H270F GAMING GPU: Geforce gtx 1060 6gb (Underclocked: previously overclocked) PSU: 700 watt BEAST gaming ATX Sorry if this is a repeat post, not sure if this is a common problem! Thanks for the help! Just let me know if you need anything else!