Possible PSU issue

[Zabzky]

I recently built a new gaming system no more then 2 months ago.

PC Build:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BcZnFT

 

Recently my computer has been randomly turning off completely. no blue screen no nothing, just as if i had pulled the plug. at first it was turning off every other day, now it turns off while running any power demanding game. when it turns off it'll try turning back on and then kick right off again.. itll repeat this unlit i force it off by actually pulling the plug or flipping the power switch. after doing so im able to get it to turn on and boot up. right now im able to browse the web, but i know once i try to play games, itll turn off on me again. at first i thought it might be because its hitting its thermal limits but i havent seen any abnormal temps. it hasnt hit over 44 degree C.

 

Now im not 100% sure its my PSU, but looking up reviews on this PSU alot of ppl seem to have the same probably (CORSAIR RM Series RM750) it has a 5yr warranty, which once i know for sure its the PSU and not something else, ill be contacting corsair. id prefer not going with a corsair PSU again considering whats happening now.

 

Can someone please help me pin point the problem and suggest Any better PSU's?. 

[Lolzious]

Any Seasonic or EVGA PSU

[SwaggMcSwaggySwag]

Check the CPU and the GPU temps 

[SuperPug]

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Sounds like your PSU has fried something... Try this: Run Aida64 GPU/CPU stresstest or a combination of Unigine and Prime95. If your PC turns off as soon as they start its probably your PSU shutting down due to the increased power draw if it takes a while to crash then it might be some component overheating.

[Zabzky]

Check the CPU and the GPU temps 

sorry should have metioned that i havent seen anything over 44 degrees c

[Zabzky]

Sounds like your PSU has fried something... Try this: Run Aida64 GPU/CPU stresstest or a combination of Unigine and Prime95. If your PC turns off as soon as they start its probably your PSU shutting down due to the increased power draw if it takes a while to crash then it might be some component overheating.

ill give that a try, thanks