PC Restarts while gaming or long time running

[Wanted-x]

When i play games, the pc restarts in the middle of the game. The pc power was not turning on at that time. I took it to retailer but they are saying its the power connector problem and brought my pc to home but same problem repeats again. i have already posted regarding these restart issue 7 months ago. (https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/975937-pc-restarts-suddenly-while-gaming/). But at that time i thought that was solved. But unfortunately it repeats again and again. 

Is there any way to identify the faults? It will be very helpful if someone provide me suggestion.

MY PC SPECS:
CPU :  core i 5 7400
MOBO: gigabyte b250m hd3
HDD : WD 2TB green refurbished 
RAM : Coresair vengeance 8 gb 2400mhz(running at 2133mhz)
GPU : Gigabyte nvidia gfx 1050 ti oc edition 
PSU : Antec truepower new 650w(https://youtu.be/NvuhTl5MHmo)

 

[191x7]

Temperatures under load?

[Wanted-x]

4 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Temperatures under load?

No temp issue i think, the cpu and gpu temps are average 50-55 and 60-65 respectively. 

[191x7]

Don't go with what you think, test it and let us know. Let your CPU run at 100% (Prime95, OCCT, Intel Burn Test or something like that) and your GPU too (FurMark, Unigine Valley or Heaven) and report the temperatures when they stop climbing.

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35 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Don't go with what you think, test it and let us know. Let your CPU run at 100% (Prime95, OCCT, Intel Burn Test or something like that) and your GPU too (FurMark, Unigine Valley or Heaven) and report the temperatures when they stop climbing.

Whats these one. Suddenly restarts

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38 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Don't go with what you think, test it and let us know. Let your CPU run at 100% (Prime95, OCCT, Intel Burn Test or something like that) and your GPU too (FurMark, Unigine Valley or Heaven) and report the temperatures when they stop climbing.

See these one too

[191x7]

6 minutes ago, Wanted-x said:

Whats these one. Suddenly restarts 

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That's either a temperature or a power issue.

[Wanted-x]

40 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

That's either a temperature or a power issue.

Means PSU? And i got another problem that is pin bent of motherboard? is it the possible reason for restarting?

[191x7]

Just now, Wanted-x said:

Means PSU? And i got another problem that is pin bent of motherboard? is it the possible reason for restarting?

It probably is, but you did not mention that. Have you tried straightening the pin?

[Wanted-x]

4 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

It probably is, but you did not mention that. Have you tried straightening the pin?

I am not experienced enough to straightening the pin. 

[191x7]

13 minutes ago, Wanted-x said:

I am not experienced enough to straightening the pin. 

Well, you'll have to... Linus did it a few times and he's known to drop things...

[Wanted-x]

On 3/12/2019 at 4:31 PM, 191x7 said:

Temperatures under load?

This problem again occurs today exactly at 11-56-57 AM GMT. No temperature issue as i told u. These problem just driving me crazy. 

[aBattleBorn]

16 hours ago, Wanted-x said:

This problem again occurs today exactly at 11-56-57 AM GMT. No temperature issue as i told u. These problem just driving me crazy. 

 

can you please check windows event viewer and tell me if you see any errors near the pc restarting?

[Wanted-x]

37 minutes ago, aBattleBorn said:

can you please check windows event viewer and tell me if you see any errors near the pc restarting?

There are lots of thing in Event viewer, which one u want exactly?

[aBattleBorn]

12 minutes ago, Wanted-x said:

There are lots of thing in Event viewer, which one u want exactly?

open event viewer>windows log>system 

look for errors meaning red icons

[Wanted-x]

7 hours ago, aBattleBorn said:

open event viewer>windows log>system 

look for errors meaning red icons

I shared all the error and critical level from12-03-2019 till now.

crash.evtx

[aBattleBorn]

16 hours ago, Wanted-x said:

I shared all the error and critical level from12-03-2019 till now.

crash.evtx

well my man the most of the reports were just permission which do not help us, all the errors other than thous suggest it is a hardware related issue.

try running your pc without the gpu for a couple of days see if the problem relates to the gpu drawing power.

when exactly did you bought your psu? 

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1 hour ago, aBattleBorn said:

well my man the most of the reports were just permission which do not help us, all the errors other than thous suggest it is a hardware related issue.

try running your pc without the gpu for a couple of days see if the problem relates to the gpu drawing power.

when exactly did you bought your psu? 

The whole rig was purchased at 21st june 2017

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Dear Members, 

I know that i am replying very late but i think everyone needs to know what exactly happened to my rig. Actually it was faulty PSU. Yeah a faulty  Antec truepower new 650w. Actually it was very old variants and i didn't do proper research before buying PC back then. Now i am using Corsair CX 550 which is working very fine as it is one of the best budget PSU even better than Antec truepower new 650w. So, guys before building a PC, do some research specially for PSU.