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So a friend of mine has a PC with an I7-920, 4x2GB DDR3 ram, small SSD and a large storage drive.  VIdeo card is a GTX 650 TI, PSU is an Antec Gamer Series 400W 80+ Bronze PSU.  He's getting random reboots several times a day.  Generally speaking that is ram and I am hoping as much because the motherboard costs 150+ used at best on eBay lol.

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That sounds like a RAM issue. Try putting only one stick in at a time and see if he still gets the reboots?

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might be power surge/ drop?

It's happening to him 3-4 times a day

 

That sounds like a RAM issue. Try putting only one stick in at a time and see if he still gets the reboots?

That is the first thing I am gonna try.

 

Might be due to power consumptions.

650 Ti and I7-920 don't even push 300W let alone 400 :)

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Best way of testing ram sticks is???

HCImemtest or prime95 (take custom and change ram to 95% of the max available ram). Don't use memtest it just scans for bad sectors and didn't detect any errors prime or hcimemtest could find multiple times. It's either a RAM issue or PSU

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