Computer Rebooting by itself. (Again)

[DGB]

so after reinstalling windows and reinstalling all my games and drivers, my computer decided to reboot itself a couple of days after. I have no doubts it is a hardware problem. I already checked the ram and it is placed where it is supposed to be in the right way. Is it the CPU or the MOBO? Plz help. dont want this rebooting itself when im doing something important for school.

[Wolther]

3 minutes ago, DGB said:

so after reinstalling windows and reinstalling all my games and drivers, my computer decided to reboot itself a couple of days after. I have no doubts it is a hardware problem. I already checked the ram and it is placed where it is supposed to be in the right way. Is it the CPU or the MOBO? Plz help. dont want this rebooting itself when im doing something important for school.

 

Could be many things.. Maybe try this? http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000605.htm

[DGB]

2 minutes ago, Wolther said:

Could be many things.. Maybe try this? http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000605.htm

I had already tried all these but thanks anyways!

[Wolther]

3 minutes ago, DGB said:

I had already tried all these but thanks anyways!

Oh, sorry. I hope your problem gets fixed. It's too much to just "know" what the problem is. I suggest checking all of your cables first. and if there are no issues then I suggest unplugging each component and testing with older ones to see if that fixes the issue.

[HPWebcamAble]

You have windows activated right? (If not, you'll have a watermark on the bottom right of your screen)

[DGB]

yeah its activated

1 minute ago, HPWebcamAble said:

You have windows activated right? (If not, you'll have a watermark on the bottom right of your screen)

 

[HPWebcamAble]

2 minutes ago, DGB said:

yeah its activated

OK, that's step one.

 

What are your PC specs?

[Jer45]

13 minutes ago, HPWebcamAble said:

OK, that's step one.

 

What are your PC specs?

his specs are on his profile

[Jer45]

that psu seem sketchy you might want to experiment with a differnet psu, stress every component(all at once) in the system with aida64 and see how long it lasts

[HPWebcamAble]

24 minutes ago, Jer45 said:

his specs are on his profile

Right

 

OP, unless Windows is rebooting itself (which I doubt), the next step is to test with different parts. Try a different PSU first, then RAM, then GPU, then MOBO.

[DGB]

10 hours ago, HPWebcamAble said:

Right

 

OP, unless Windows is rebooting itself (which I doubt), the next step is to test with different parts. Try a different PSU first, then RAM, then GPU, then MOBO.

 

10 hours ago, Jer45 said:

that psu seem sketchy you might want to experiment with a differnet psu, stress every component(all at once) in the system with aida64 and see how long it lasts

the first problem was actually the psu so I replaced it and it worked fine for 2 weeks before I had to reinstall windows.  the ram is good, its running above 1866. I think the problem is the cpu or video card.

[Jer45]

3 hours ago, DGB said:

 

the first problem was actually the psu so I replaced it and it worked fine for 2 weeks before I had to reinstall windows.  the ram is good, its running above 1866. I think the problem is the cpu or video card.

did you try stressing all of the components with aida 64 like i said?

[DGB]

5 hours ago, Jer45 said:

did you try stressing all of the components with aida 64 like i said?

stressed it.

[Jer45]

5 hours ago, DGB said:

stressed it.

go until it reboots (if it does) past this im cluless

show me the data from the statistics tab

btw are you overclocking and do you have the latest BIOS, reset the bios and run your ram at 1067 or 1333