Pc shutdowns

[HeyBabe69]

So i don´t know wtf is hapenning to my pc and im starting to get annoyed. I took 2 times to a tech support and my pc still has problems. I had a faulty psu which i change and the pc worked fine for 3 weeks, then started to have the same shutdown problems. The techsupp people told me it was the gpu so i changed it to, and now im having yet the same problems. My favorite game is warframe i could run it fine until i started getting fps drops, shutdowns and today a black screen with my gpu fans going crazy, while gaming and loading the game but, ONLY IN THIS GAME, i only tested with lol to see if i get the same problems but no shutdowns nor blackscreens.

Im confused on whats the problem can somebody help me ?

psu: EVGA 500w

gpu: ASUS TUF GTX 1650 Super

cpu: i5-2320 

motherboard: Asus P8H67-M PRO/CM6650

[boggy77]

monitor cpu and gpu temps. use msi afterburner in-game overlay or something. sounds like something in your system might be overheating. if the temps are not a problem, then it's probably the psu. maybe the psu itself is overheatinig.

[Bombastinator]

3 hours ago, boggy77 said:

monitor cpu and gpu temps. use msi afterburner in-game overlay or something. sounds like something in your system might be overheating. if the temps are not a problem, then it's probably the psu. maybe the psu itself is overheatinig.

If the PSU is overheating it’s likely underpowered which means it was either not sized correctly or something else is drawing a lot more power than originally planned.  Any overclock applied?  Those things eat tremendous amounts of power.

[boggy77]

8 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

If the PSU is overheating it’s likely underpowered which means it was either not sized correctly or something else is drawing a lot more power than originally planned.  Any overclock applied?  Those things eat tremendous amounts of power.

can't really see an old i5 and a 1650 super eating 500w.

[Bombastinator]

7 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

can really see an old i5 and a 1650 super eating 500w.

I’m assuming that can was supposed to be a “can’t”. Neither can I. Not a non k cpu anyway. 

[HeyBabe69]

3 hours ago, Bombastinator said:

If the PSU is overheating it’s likely underpowered which means it was either not sized correctly or something else is drawing a lot more power than originally planned.  Any overclock applied?  Those things eat tremendous amounts of power.

nothing overcloked, ive been searching and it seems might be a ingame problem somehow but the psu is new and its kinda stupid if i went to a techsupp and they did a test to see if the psu is good and they said it was ok so idk ...

[Bombastinator]

20 minutes ago, HeyBabe69 said:

nothing overcloked, ive been searching and it seems might be a ingame problem somehow but the psu is new and its kinda stupid if i went to a techsupp and they did a test to see if the psu is good and they said it was ok so idk ...

The I game thing seems more likely to me, but if you’ve got a warranty and the store has the testing equipment I wouldn’t worry about whether it’s “stupid” or not.  You’ve got a problem with multiple possible causes and you’re eliminating one.

 

Bring in this thread with the PSU.  Blame it on me.

[HeyBabe69]

i already went and its not the psu, i checked the temps and the cpu is in 40/42 degrees and the gpu is in 30 idle and cpu raises to 50/52 and gpu to 40 max ive seen a problem and idk if its related to the application but i used iCUE and my motherboard temps were like 72 in idle so idk, but thx anyways im thinking on buying new stuff 

 

[Bombastinator]

7 minutes ago, HeyBabe69 said:

i already went and its not the psu, i checked the temps and the cpu is in 40/42 degrees and the gpu is in 30 idle and cpu raises to 50/52 and gpu to 40 max ive seen a problem and idk if its related to the application but i used iCUE and my motherboard temps were like 72 in idle so idk, but thx anyways im thinking on buying new stuff 

 

You’ve got a massive difference between two measuring systems so something is up somewhere having to do with heat measurement whether it has anything to do with this issue or not.