pc running unstable.

[monato_137]

Hi, I need somebodys help. My dad built a computer for 3d modeling and cad.

Computer specs:

CPU: I7 10700f

motherboard: Asus prime H410m-e

ram: Vgen 2x32GB 2666Mhz

GPU: Nvidia Quadro RTX  4000

Storage: Vgen 1tb nvme m.2 ssd and a ironwolf 1tb hdd

Right now, when opening large files such as sketchup and Autodesk Autocad, the pc will suddenly crash or will restart by itself. Right now i think that the motherboard is causing this issue as when i take one stick or ram out, the pc will run stable on any slot. And I also had thought of the psu being the issue as it cannot handle the power usage of the pc when being used. But I do not know which one to cause the problem, because I had tried other ram sticks such as the corsair vengence lpx 2x32GB 2666Mhz and it will still run like so. I also tried changing the gpu for a GTX 1050ti and it still did not work. Anyone knows why?

 

 

[Isuck Assimov]

Power Supply ?

[monato_137]

Do you think a 500 watt is enough?

 

[jaslion]

42 minutes ago, monato_137 said:

Do you think a 500 watt is enough?

 

What psu is it?

 

Whats the model

[Max Tech Tips]

if it's not the memory and the power supply, then the problem is with the motherboard

[Max Tech Tips]

Core i7-10700F (2.9GHz, 65W, L3:16M, 8C rev.Q-0) bios 0403 or newer

[Esemes16]

7 hours ago, monato_137 said:

Hi, I need somebodys help. My dad built a computer for 3d modeling and cad.

Computer specs:

CPU: I7 10700f

motherboard: Asus prime H410m-e

ram: Vgen 2x32GB 2666Mhz

GPU: Nvidia Quadro RTX  4000

Storage: Vgen 1tb nvme m.2 ssd and a ironwolf 1tb hdd

Right now, when opening large files such as sketchup and Autodesk Autocad, the pc will suddenly crash or will restart by itself. Right now i think that the motherboard is causing this issue as when i take one stick or ram out, the pc will run stable on any slot. And I also had thought of the psu being the issue as it cannot handle the power usage of the pc when being used. But I do not know which one to cause the problem, because I had tried other ram sticks such as the corsair vengence lpx 2x32GB 2666Mhz and it will still run like so. I also tried changing the gpu for a GTX 1050ti and it still did not work. Anyone knows why?

 

 

I would try updating your BIOS at this point, if that doesn't work its probably the motherboard. You have done a pretty good job narrowing everything else down. Since the Quadro 4000 RTX only has a max power draw of 170, it should be enough.

[NekoBubbles]

If its crashing or restarting randomly from basic tasks you probably just need to bump its PSU up a wattage notch. With a lot of PC's its better to have a little TOO much watts for a PC by a small margin than have too little and have the system be unpredictable.