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Computer shutsdown help please.

TheGamerChip
By TheGamerChip
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hey, two months ago my computer would randomly shutdown whilst playing csgo or sometimes whilst on yt i returned my motherboard and this seemed to of fixed untill tonight when i computer shutdown half way through a competitive game. I tried restarting but it happend again. please can you tell me what might cause this, thanks.

 

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amd 8350 (stock clock)

asus sabertooth 990fx r2.0

corsair ax860i

hyper 212 evo

 

 

Please help, thanks

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Have you checked the temps of your cpu and gpu while in-game?

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Do you have the latest drivers installed?

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