I have a problem with my PC

[TiSbraco]

Hi guys, first of all, I apologize for my bad english.  As you read in the title, I have a problem with my computer.  This is my build: Ryzen 5600g, Msi b550m bazooka, p2 500gb, case q300l, sharkoon WPM 650w, RAM 16gb 3600mhz ballistix. When I turn on the computer, the motherboard signals me the white led vga and boot, and sometimes even the CPU. The PC turns on, but after some use it restarts by itself, I don't know what it could be, I tried to use the latest version of the BIOS (which however is a beta) and also the penultimate one. I tried with only one bank of RAM, I also saw if I had mounted the computer correctly. It shouldn't be the temperatures, I used cinebench r23, in multicore the temperatures even reached 85 degrees, but the computer did not restart. Sometimes it happens that it reboots immediately after entering the password, others even after an hour. Help me pls

[TiSbraco]

Hi guys, first of all, I apologize for my bad english. As you read in the title, I have a problem with my computer. This is my build: Ryzen 5600g, Msi b550m bazooka, p2 500gb, case q300l, sharkoon WPM 650w, RAM 16gb 3600mhz ballistix. When I turn on the computer, the motherboard signals me the white led vga and boot, and sometimes even the CPU. The PC turns on, but after some use it restarts by itself, I don't know what it could be, I tried to use the latest version of the BIOS (which however is a beta) and also the penultimate one. I tried with only one bank of RAM, I also saw if I had mounted the computer correctly. It shouldn't be the temperatures, I used cinebench r23, in multicore the temperatures even reached 85 degrees, but the computer did not restart. Sometimes it happens that it reboots immediately after entering the password, others even after an hour. Help me pls

[RONOTHAN##]

The top 3 components I suspect of causing this issue: The PSU, the RAM, and the motherboard (maybe an incompatibility with the RAM). Judging by the fact I've never heard of Sharkoon, it's probably not a great power supply (I could be wrong) and can be hitting some sort of limit on it, or just not providing enough power. The memory is slightly easier to test, run memtest86 (or memtest64, whichever one runs of a USB stick). Let it run for a couple hours, preferably overnight, and see if it reports any errors. That said, if your computer keeps rebooting, I'd only call it conclusive if it says there are errors before it reboots or it runs for 5+ hours straight without a reboot.

[broccoli27]

11 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

The top 3 components I suspect of causing this issue: The PSU, the RAM, and the motherboard (maybe an incompatibility with the RAM). Judging by the fact I've never heard of Sharkoon, it's probably not a great power supply (I could be wrong) and can be hitting some sort of limit on it, or just not providing enough power. The memory is slightly easier to test, run memtest86 (or memtest64, whichever one runs of a USB stick). Let it run for a couple hours, preferably overnight, and see if it reports any errors. That said, if your computer keeps rebooting, I'd only call it conclusive if it says there are errors before it reboots or it runs for 5+ hours straight without a reboot.

Sharkoon is a rather budget german gaming brand. they do cases, psus, peripherals and some other misc "gaming" related products

[SpookyCitrus]

Sounds to me like a PSU problem, I'd recommend getting a quality PSU from a well known manufacturer.

[TiSbraco]

Guys, I don't think it's the PSU's fault, it's a great power supply.