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What is the wattage on your Power Supply?

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power supply make build wattage rail ?

 

What is the wattage on your Power Supply?

ax 850?


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Might be a dying stick of RAM 

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Might be a dying stick of RAM 

 

I would think this would cause the computer to Blue Screen and restart.  If the computer is randomly shutting itself off, it might be a motherboard or power supply issue.

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I would think this would cause the computer to Blue Screen and restart.  If the computer is randomly shutting itself off, it might be a motherboard or power supply issue.

 

True but I've had a PC go to shits on me and after a lot of trial and error, it turned out to be a dying stick of RAM. 

 

Best solution is to do a trial and error; disconnecting all non essentials, i.e. GPU, RAM sticks, etc...

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Have a look in Task Scheduler to see if you have any scheduled shutdowns pending.

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i do nt 

 

Have a look in Task Scheduler to see if you have any scheduled shutdowns pending.

i don't think so.  id usually does it when i open programs or get shot in a game.  my ram could be dying. h100i is also problematic, an i might replace that anyways

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True but I've had a PC go to shits on me and after a lot of trial and error, it turned out to be a dying stick of RAM. 

 

Best solution is to do a trial and error; disconnecting all non essentials, i.e. GPU, RAM sticks, etc...

i need a gpu connected, my cpu is lga 2011 D;

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500w could prob.. hold that pc so it's not the power supply 

He said ax 850 in OP


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Try running chkdsk, download crystaldiskinfo to see if the drive is starting to fail

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