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When i open any game now the pc decides to reboot without warning, but when i played Black Mesa, it powered off, powered back on, and shutted down on the Windows boot screen, I NEED HELP, and btw, it isnt any overheating issues.

 

CPU : FX-8320e

RAM : 2x4GB Sticks

GPU : GIGABYTE GTX 960 WINDFORCE 2X 4GB

MOTHERBOARD : GIGABYTE 78LMT-USB3 R6.0

PSU : COOLERMASTER GX550

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Dust could be shorting the PSU. Try to clean it a bit, without touching the insides of the PSU. So maybe a high powered duster.

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CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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Just now, DrBonesMcCoy said:

Dust could be shorting the PSU. Try to clean it a bit, without touching the insides of the PSU. So maybe a high powered duster.

Completely cleaned, no dust inside

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I would say try to reseat components then, but that probably won't work.

 

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CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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Can youi try another power supply? often the problem when pc shuts down on high load

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Just now, DrBonesMcCoy said:

I would say try to reseat components then, but that probably won't work.

 

I did that a one hour ago.

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Just now, Adraqi said:

Can youi try another power supply? often the problem when pc shuts down on high load

I dont have a power supply with enough wattage other than mine.

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It is quite strange then. Have you overclocked at all?

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CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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Just now, Adraqi said:

Can youi try another power supply? often the problem when pc shuts down on high load

I have a similar problem on my PC, and I haven't fixed it yet. My PSU's brand new, and I'll watch this thread for potential solves.

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Just now, DrBonesMcCoy said:

It is quite strange then. Have you overclocked at all?

Not on this board or cpu, i did on gpu but disabled it a long time ago, before these weird events.

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Just now, adithyay328 said:

I have a similar problem on my PC, and I haven't fixed it yet. My PSU's brand new, and I'll watch this thread for potential solves.

Does your turn on at all? Also what PSU is it?

The Darkened Phantom(With some light shining through)

CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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Just now, BugadinhoGamers said:

Not on this board or cpu, i did on gpu but disabled it a long time ago, before these weird events.

Really strange. Maybe Reset CMOS? Might help if a setting has gone wrong. Either that or the PSU is starting to die.

 

The Darkened Phantom(With some light shining through)

CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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Just now, Adraqi said:

ok this can be alot of things

It looks like a case of the PSU is dying, No way to really check though.

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CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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Just now, Adraqi said:

ok this can be alot of things

But what things, list them so i can try them.

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Just now, DrBonesMcCoy said:

Really strange. Maybe Reset CMOS? Might help if a setting has gone wrong. Either that or the PSU is starting to die.

 

I did that.

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Go to windows event viewer and look in the logs to find out what is causing it to shut down.

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Just now, SnowWolf370 said:

Go to event viewer and check what happens at the time the system shuts off..

 

Go to Windows Logs.. Then System logs.. There you'll get a list.

 

That'll help us see what's up with the computer..

 

Windows makes a record of all events and crashes. So it should be in the event viewer.

 

Is this Windows 7, 8 or 10?

Windows 10

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1 minute ago, DrBonesMcCoy said:

Does your turn on at all? Also what PSU is it?

Yes, mine turns on, but the system freezes every couple minutes after boot. THe PSU is a RM750i.

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Just now, adithyay328 said:

Yes, mine turns on, but the system freezes every couple minutes after boot. THe PSU is a RM750i.

You have another PC you could use it on?

The Darkened Phantom(With some light shining through)

CPU: I7-8700K @4.9Ghz 1.313 V Core

COOLER: Corsair H115i

GPU: 1070 Founders Edition @Stock settings

RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL14 TEAM GROUP DARK PRO 8PACK Hand picked Samsung B-Dies @ 3200mhz

PSU: Corsair RM 850X

CASE: Enthoo Pro M Special Edition

STORAGE: 1X 128GB SSD, 1X120GB SSD, 1 X 500GB NVME PCIE SSD and 1X 2TB HDD

 

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2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Go to windows event viewer and look in the logs to find out what is causing it to shut down.

I looked there and i couldnt find anything.

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1 minute ago, SnowWolf370 said:

 

I want you to go open the event viewer. Just search for it in the start menu.

 

Then go through the list and find a time where your computer shut off and restarted. There should be an event logged. Most likely a critical one. Click on it to get more details. Then show us what it says.

 

That way we can see what happens when the computer shuts down.

A lot of errors involving "Detected unrecognized USB driver (\Driver\usbfilter)."

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