PC SHUTSDOWN

[nicouzs]

So i have a 850w plus gold msi psu, but when i start to play gta, rocket league or other games (making the exception of days gone and other AAA games) the pc shuts down and theres 2 options, one of them is that my pc fans turn off then turn on then turn off then turn on until i force shutdown, the second option is that my gpu's fans go 100% until i force shutdown too, idk what is the problem and is there anything i can do to check whats the problem?

Specs
rx 6800 xt
ryzen 5 5600x
32gb ram
b450m d3sh
850w psu
1tb wd blue
thermaltake view 170 tg
darckrock 240mm liquid cooling

[anothertealtiger]

31 minutes ago, nicouzs said:

(making the exception of days gone and other AAA games)

This doesn't happen with other AAA games? I was gonna suggest overheating and looking into temperatures but now I'm second guessing that thought.

[nicouzs]

11 minutes ago, anothertealtiger said:

This doesn't happen with other AAA games? I was gonna suggest overheating and looking into temperatures but now I'm second guessing that thought.

It happened once with ghost of tsushima ultra but i guess it was overheat since i was using stock cooler from r5 5600x

 

[anothertealtiger]

Try using something like Speccy to check your temps. (There are def better options than Speccy that's just what I've been using as a creature of habit) See how high they get while gaming

[nicouzs]

50 minutes ago, anothertealtiger said:

Try using something like Speccy to check your temps. (There are def better options than Speccy that's just what I've been using as a creature of habit) See how high they get while gaming

My cpu its like 40ºc (stressed) and the gpu 60º (stressed too)

[anothertealtiger]

I'd try reseating everything- GPU and RAM and CPU and reconnecting cables

If your RAM kit has multiple sticks I'd try doing 16GB worth of RAM at a time and see what happens. There's actually a good bunch of troubleshooting steps like this-

 

- Reseat Everything

- Try different RAM combinations/make sure they're in the correct slots

- Swap parts if you have any just to test, like another PSU (ask a friend for help if you don't have spares!)

- Check your BIOS is configured properly (overclocking? xmp? etc)

 

What I'd do in your shoes is probably just try it with a stress test, like Furmark and Prime95 to see if it's game related or not (doubtful but never assume!). How long have you had this machine, and has it always done this?