PC randomly restarting no message

[Mythical_404]

hey, so my PC restarts every few hours randomly. i dont know what can cause the issue, but, when i did a GPU stress test the hot spot hit the 104c and it didnt crash which is kinda weird. temps  are quite high but it never leaves a message when the pc restarts so idk how to diagonse it, could use some help .-. 
specs: 

GPU: Radeon rx 5700xt nitro +
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700x (with stock cooler)
PSU: Corsair RM850X (850W)
RAM: 2*8 gb ddr4 tridentz 3600mhz
Motherboard: Asus x470 Prime pro
2* 1TB ssd samsung qvo

[fuzz0r]

Is it the core or memory of the GPU that reaches 104c?

Either way it's not great. You're going to want to make sure you have proper airflow in your case.

If you already do, I'd suggest figuring out what is getting hot and doing something about it.

If it's still under warranty contact the place that sold it to you.

[Mythical_404]

2 minutes ago, fuzz0r said:

Is it the core or memory of the GPU that reaches 104c?

Either way it's not great. You're going to want to make sure you have proper airflow in your case.

If you already do, I'd suggest figuring out what is getting hot and doing something about it.

If it's still under warranty contact the place that sold it to you.

yo, gpu itself is around 75 id guess but the hotspot is 104c when stresstest, thing is the restart happened when i was idle aswell, when it wasnt so hot so idk what it is but i dont have warrenty anymore so i could try to replace these pads on the gpu but idk if itll solve the issue

 

[PcTechGuy8989]

You may have ruined something in your computer, allowing it to reach 104c is ridiculous and is way over the limit for any componenent. Below 90c is usually okay, and below 80c is healthy. Above 90c means shut the pc down immediately and allow it to cool. Please check your componements for physical damage.

[Mythical_404]

1 minute ago, PcTechGuy8989 said:

You may have ruined something in your computer, allowing it to reach 104c is ridiculous and is way over the limit for any componenent. Below 90c is usually okay, and below 80c is healthy. Above 90c means shut the pc down immediately and allow it to cool. Please check your componements for physical damage.

do you think its worth opening the gpu up and replacing the compound up? its idling rn at 53c on the hotspot and 64c memory

[PcTechGuy8989]

7 minutes ago, Mythical_404 said:

do you think its worth opening the gpu up and replacing the compound up? its idling rn at 53c on the hotspot and 64c memory

I have 2 suggestions here:

 

1. Upgrade the GPU completely 

2. Upgrade the cooler (Never use stock coolers they reach really high temps for no reason)

 

Idling at 50-60 is high, normal is 35-50c

[Mythical_404]

1 minute ago, PcTechGuy8989 said:

I have 2 suggestions here:

 

1. Upgrade the GPU completely 

2. Upgrade the cooler (Never use stock coolers they reach really high temps for no reason)

its the graphics card. i cant upgrade the gpus stock coolers. ive seen people getting around 70-75c like im getting but for some reason my hot spot is insanely higher temp

[PcTechGuy8989]

8 minutes ago, Mythical_404 said:

its the graphics card. i cant upgrade the gpus stock coolers. ive seen people getting around 70-75c like im getting but for some reason my hot spot is insanely higher temp

I’ve had the issue once and turned out to be physical damage, as said check the GPU closely, for any dust, damage, or anything alike, Dust should be removed with compressed air.

 

Try to touch the gpu the least possible to prevent self done damages 

Note: If you decide to replace the GPU as a whole I recommend a NVIDIA GTX or RTX as their coolers are slightly better on most products. Or buy a Radeon that has a good stock cooler integrated. If you want advice then list the products you are considering and I'll give a slight overview of what their good sides & bad sides are. Also include a list of games that are to be played on it on daily basis. I will aim for 60 FPS consistently while giving you some benchmarks & advice.