PC shutdown by it self

[Nousername11]

i test with OCCT to test cpu but after start 2 second my pc shutdown (not restart, not hang/freeze, or bsod) and bug check zero 

my part

ryzen 5 5600

asrock A320M-Hdv r4.0 

 

i feel culprit is my old mobo now

[Hinjima]

5 minutes ago, Nousername11 said:

i test with OCCT to test cpu but after start 2 second my pc shutdown (not restart, not hang/freeze, or bsod) and bug check zero 

my part

ryzen 5 5600

asrock A320M-Hdv r4.0 

 

i feel culprit is my old mobo now

Whats your PSU? RAM?  Temperatures ok?   You could try to update the motherboards BIOS.

[Nousername11]

10 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Whats your PSU? RAM?  Temperatures ok?   You could try to update the motherboards BIOS.

PSU Seasonic S12III-500, ram 16gb (KLEVV BOLT X DDR4), temp Ok, bios already latest.

[shutupfish]

1 hour ago, Nousername11 said:

PSU Seasonic S12III-500, ram 16gb (KLEVV BOLT X DDR4), temp Ok, bios already latest.

You said it shutdown during a stress test. Just to clarify, has it powered back on after that? Any stability issues outside the stress test?

[Nousername11]

13 hours ago, shutupfish said:

You said it shutdown during a stress test. Just to clarify, has it powered back on after that? Any stability issues outside the stress test?

i need press power buttom again to turn on pc, outside stress test pc still shutdown in certain game.

[shutupfish]

15 hours ago, Nousername11 said:

i need press power buttom again to turn on pc, outside stress test pc still shutdown in certain game.

Personally I'd be suspecting the PSU in that case, but I'm seeing some things elsewhere about the bios that adds ryzen 5000 compatibility to that board being a bit trash.

 

Just for extra detail, what GPU do you have in there? This is a long shot, but I wonder if the power draw is maybe just a bit much for a 500W.

[Sawa Takahashi]

As far as I know, OCCT runs multiple tests on your computer. During which one does your computer shuts down ?

It would help zero in the faulty component.

Have a nice day

[Nousername11]

7 hours ago, shutupfish said:

Personally I'd be suspecting the PSU in that case, but I'm seeing some things elsewhere about the bios that adds ryzen 5000 compatibility to that board being a bit trash.

 

Just for extra detail, what GPU do you have in there? This is a long shot, but I wonder if the power draw is maybe just a bit much for a 500W.

same as me before it i suspected PSU, but cause i don't have backup psu so can't say i

 

gtx 1650super i don't think this gpu draw loot power...

 

6 hours ago, Sawa Takahashi said:

As far as I know, OCCT runs multiple tests on your computer. During which one does your computer shuts down ?

It would help zero in the faulty component.

Have a nice day

CPU with default config, just 2 second after hit start buttom my pc shutdown.

[Sawa Takahashi]

13 hours ago, Nousername11 said:

CPU with default config, just 2 second after hit start buttom my pc shutdown.

Then you probably have a CPU related issue.

1. Try reseating your CPU and check if your thermal paste and cooler are correctly installed.

2. Check your overclock settings in the BIOS. If the CPU is undervolted or if the turbo frequency is set too high, this could cause a hard crash. Try using default settings.

3. If all seems to be correct, you should try your CPU into another motherboard and/or try another CPU into your motherboard. If you don't have a spare computer or spare CPU on hand, you probably could visit a repair shop and got that tested for an affordable fee (or free).

 

Have a nice day !

[Nousername11]

22 minutes ago, Sawa Takahashi said:

Then you probably have a CPU related issue.

1. Try reseating your CPU and check if your thermal paste and cooler are correctly installed.

2. Check your overclock settings in the BIOS. If the CPU is undervolted or if the turbo frequency is set too high, this could cause a hard crash. Try using default settings.

3. If all seems to be correct, you should try your CPU into another motherboard and/or try another CPU into your motherboard. If you don't have a spare computer or spare CPU on hand, you probably could visit a repair shop and got that tested for an affordable fee (or free).

 

Have a nice day !

 

i think i'll try the last, i already planing going to repair shop.. and hope not cpu problem.

[Nousername11]

update: service store say A320 can't handle ryzen 5 5600 *i think my a320 board have bad quality or something so can handle ryzen 5 5600, so i change board to msi B450-A PRO MAX