Computer keeps restarting?

[Aps]

My computer just randomly restarts, no blue screen or anything. It started doing it about a week ago so I lefy my pc off for the whole day and it went a week without doing it again. It isnt virus related, heat related and since no blue screen it wouldnt be a hardware issue would it? My specs are - i5 3570k, 8gb ram, 660Ti an asus motherboard, 128 gb SSD with my OS on it, and a 2TB hdd.

[Volbet]

How much wattage is your PSU?

[rustikles]

What is your PSU? If there isn't a bluescreen I'd imagine then it could probably be a power issue.

[Aps]

I have a Corsair 750W.

[Godlygamer23]

If it's really the power supply, it should happen much more frequently.

[Aps]

It happens randomly.

[Aps]

What is your PSU? If there isn't a bluescreen I'd imagine then it could probably be a power issue.

Forgot to quote, it's a Corsair 750w.

[Vertifai]

Not being an expert of any kind. But I think that its related to the SSD

Reading a little on a few forums, other people have reported spontaneous reboots with no BSOD
http://forum.crucial.com/t5/Solid-State-Drives-SSD/RealSSD-C300-Random-reboots-using-AHCI-IDE-is-OK/td-p/36852

 

Also as they mentioned in the thread, maybe its a dodgy SATA cable (Linus ones had a SSD problem because of a dodgy SATA cable, can't remember what his issue was though)

 

Or it may just be a firmware conflict between the SSD and motherboard

If it is not SSD related the I think its the ram

Could you say exactly what motherboard, and SSD you are using (Firmware and BIOS version could also possibly help, but don't know) And maybe also try to swap the SSD with a spare HDD to see if it keep rebooting.

[Aps]

Not being an expert of any kind. But I think that its related to the SSD

Reading a little on a few forums, other people have reported spontaneous reboots with no BSOD

http://forum.crucial.com/t5/Solid-State-Drives-SSD/RealSSD-C300-Random-reboots-using-AHCI-IDE-is-OK/td-p/36852

 

Also as they mentioned in the thread, maybe its a dodgy SATA cable (Linus ones had a SSD problem because of a dodgy SATA cable, can't remember what his issue was though)

 

Or it may just be a firmware conflict between the SSD and motherboard

If it is not SSD related the I think its the ram

Could you say exactly what motherboard, and SSD you are using (Firmware and BIOS version could also possibly help, but don't know) And maybe also try to swap the SSD with a spare HDD to see if it keep rebooting.

Sorry for the late reply.

SSD - Crucial m4 SSD 2.5" 128GB

Motherboard - It's an Asus b75 chipset mini atx bored, but I don't know the exact model.