Strange - midway computer shuts off

[AhmedIlyas]

So this past week I have been cleaning up my system in terms of drives and OS upgrades and migrating files etc...

 

I have 6 drives, 4 of which are SSD's.

 

I noticed this when I only plugged in 3 SSD's (boot and then RAID0 SSD's) that once, midway through a boot, the computer turned off completely. NEVER had that in the last 7 years I have had the system (which is virtually on 24x7)

Then today there was a point where it took a good 8 minutes to have the desktop show which is unexplained. No errors.

Then just now, I was tidying up cables and re-arranging the drive bays and plugged in the rest of the drives and midway through the boot, the computer switched off...next time I booted, it again took like 8-10 minutes to hit the desktop.

 

9/10 when I reboot, it goes straight in with out issues and this has just started in the last 3-4 days.

 

thoughts?

 

I have a 1000W PSU and its been running fine pre OS upgrade to Win10.

 

4xSSD's

2xHDD's

10GB NIC

NVidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

Intel i7 x990 core extreme.

Asus motherboard

 

 

 

[Bitter]

Was there possibly an issue with the array it was trying to recover? I assume you're not booting off the 0 array?

[AhmedIlyas]

nope, no issues in that regard and no, not booting from RAID0.

I just did some air dust cleaning before closing her up again just to see if something was overheating but does not appear to be.

I started her up again... did not shut off but again, hung at login for 7-10 minutes on a black screen before desktop shows.

[Bitter]

Very odd, checked windows logs for faults?

[AhmedIlyas]

no faults or errors or warnings

[LogicalDrm]

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