my pc turns off without a reason ... plz help !!

[agent z]

7 minutes ago, BlackManINC said:

Could either be a lack of power being supplied to the motherboard, or the motherboard itself being faulty. Its easier to replace the PSU than the motherboard so. 

is there like a test that i could do ?? anything

except swapping parts ... cause i dont have any

[Skipple]

3 minutes ago, agent z said:

is there like a test that i could do ?? anything

except swapping parts ... cause i dont have any

Unfortunately no, there is no real way to test without having access to another PSU. Tricky situation because there is a chance that it's your motherboard too. There isn't really any way of knowing until you start swapping parts. 

 

I will say, based on the conversation of this thread, it does sound like the PSU is the issue. 

[BlackManINC]

2 hours ago, agent z said:

is there like a test that i could do ?? anything

except swapping parts ... cause i dont have any

 

 

Well yes, there are plenty of videos on YouTube showing you how to test to see if the power supply is actually pumping out the proper amount if juice. Even then though, it still doesn't account for those protection features. 

 

2 hours ago, Skipple said:

Unfortunately no, there is no real way to test without having access to another PSU. Tricky situation because there is a chance that it's your motherboard too. There isn't really any way of knowing until you start swapping parts. 

 

 

Yeah....what he said. 

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[Skipple]

Just now, Skipple said:

Unfortunately no

 

Just now, BlackManINC said:

Well yes

 

sometimes it writes itself. 

[BlackManINC]

Just now, Skipple said:

 

 

sometimes it writes itself. 

Yeah, I just directed him to the dozens of videos of nerds testing the PSU. It still probably won't tell him much though so. 

[agent z]

2 hours ago, Skipple said:

 

 

sometimes it writes itself. 

ooooh man what should i do !!

this is stressing me out like crazy !! 

 

2 hours ago, agent z said:

ooooh man what should i do !!

this is stressing me out like crazy !! 

 

 

 

 

i contacted gigabyte !! but they didnt answer !!

this is too much for me 

 

guys how about the logs that i put there ??

is it showing something about this mobo or psu issue ??

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[BlackManINC]

2 minutes ago, agent z said:

i contacted gigabyte !! but they didnt answer !!

this is too much for me 

I'm sure Gigabyte will just tell you what you to hear...probably claim your motherboard was baptized by the holy spirit as a gift from God or some horseshit. Nevertheless, its probably not the motherboard anyway. But if you insist that it is, just replace it. Maybe you can try just replacing the 24 pin cable that powers your motherboard. 

[agent z]

2 hours ago, BlackManINC said:

I'm sure Gigabyte will just tell you what you to hear...probably claim your motherboard was baptized by the holy spirit as a gift from God or some horseshit. Nevertheless, its probably not the motherboard anyway. But if you insist that it is, just replace it. Maybe you can try just replacing the 24 pin cable that powers your motherboard. 

 

 

ok ok im gonna try with cooler master ... they have their official distributor here in my country (not in the same city but still ..)

they are very cool dudes ... i hope they could help me out !!

 

2 hours ago, BlackManINC said:

I'm sure Gigabyte will just tell you what you to hear...probably claim your motherboard was baptized by the holy spirit as a gift from God or some horseshit. Nevertheless, its probably not the motherboard anyway. But if you insist that it is, just replace it. Maybe you can try just replacing the 24 pin cable that powers your motherboard. 

 

 

 

 

 i heared that gigabyte's support team is the worst !! is that true ?

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[BlackManINC]

5 hours ago, agent z said:

 

 i heared that gigabyte's support team is the worst !! is that true ?

Really, none of these companies selling power supplies and processors are worth its salt when it comes to their support teams from what I heard.