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Okay , So when playing video games or if I have a lot of tabs open my computer will just shut off , then restart . Yesterday I got a notification saying my CPU fan was spinning at 0 rpm so I cracked my tower open and replugged both fans in and out then back in. I have a Corsair h100 and an i5-2500k , I saved my CPUID HWMoniter data in the notepad below , thanks for any help 

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Did you physically check to see if the fans are spinning while the computer is turned on?

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1 minute ago, adamjp said:

Did you physically check to see if the fans are spinning while the computer is turned on?

I did , and both of them spin fine.

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I agree with @GreezyJeezy it is too hot. Get Aida 64 and Hwmonitor and then run a stress test on the cpu and gpu in Aida 64 and watch the temps and give us the max temp before shut off.

 

Hwmonitor: http://api.viglink.com/api/click?format=go&jsonp=vglnk_146099903519210&key=51332a94507008460ab1441f024051d7&libId=in693ok601000aau000MAbc2r5woz&loc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tomsguide.com%2Fforum%2F245467-49-best-reliable-free-program-temperature-monitoring&v=1&out=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cpuid.com%2Fsoftwares%2Fhwmonitor.html&ref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&title=Best%2Freliable%20free%20program%20for%20CPU%20temperature%20monitoring%3F%20%5BSolved%5D%20-%20Temperature%20Monitor%20-%20Apps%20General%20Discussion&txt=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cpuid.com%2Fsoftwares%2Fhwmonitor.html

 

Aida 64: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/MTU2ZTc0OGQ=

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My PC:

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CPU: Intel i7 8700k

Motherboard: MSI Z370-A Pro

RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws V (2x8GB) DDR4-3200

GPU: GTX 1070 Founders Edition (OC'd)

Storage: 2x 2TB Seagate 5400RPM, 128GB ADATA SSD

Power Supply: EVGA Supernova 750w  B2

Cooling: Noctua NH-D15. 3 Intake Fans, 2 Outtake

Case: Fractal Design Define R6

 

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Of what I can think of there can be two alternatives. 

1: The temperatures are getting too high. Download a software and see what temperatures your cpu is getting. If it is close to 100 degrees it is probably that. Then you need better cooling.

2: The power draw is higher than that of what your psu is able to put out and it then shuts down. If this is the case you should buy a better psu

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3 minutes ago, Surpuppa said:

Of what I can think of there can be two alternatives. 

1: The temperatures are getting too high. Download a software and see what temperatures your cpu is getting. If it is close to 100 degrees it is probably that. Then you need better cooling.

2: The power draw is higher than that of what your psu is able to put out and it then shuts down. If this is the case you should buy a better psu

I reckon number 2. Maybe an overclock failure?

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1 minute ago, NinjaJc01 said:

I reckon number 2. Maybe an overclock failure?

I have a GTX 460 and a i5-2500k with nothing overclocked and a 700 watt PSU 

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Just now, Luxpin_ said:

I have a GTX 460 and a i5-2500k with nothing overclocked and a 700 watt PSU 

It could be your PSU, not saying it is though. Try with a different PSU and clean out your components as well to make sure they aren't overheating.

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16 minutes ago, Luxpin_ said:

I have a GTX 460 and a i5-2500k with nothing overclocked and a 700 watt PSU 

Which 700W PSU would that be?

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2 minutes ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Which 700W PSU would that be?

Corsair GS700

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Just now, Luxpin_ said:

Corsair GS700

Ok, that should be fine. Now, hows those temps? Also this could be ram issue. Have you tried with one stick only, different slots etc.?

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2 minutes ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Ok, that should be fine. Now, hows those temps? Also this could be ram issue. Have you tried with one stick only, different slots etc.?

also I was wrong , my AIO isnt the h100 , I cant find which corsair AIO this is it seems to be an older model.  I havent tried anything related to the ram.

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8 minutes ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Ok, that should be fine. Now, hows those temps? Also this could be ram issue. Have you tried with one stick only, different slots etc.?

I just right now got a warning that said " 3.3V 0.000V " something along those lines , I think something is going wrong with my cpu or something.

 

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I never hear of a CPU working perfectly at low load and then fail at high loads besides the Skylake Prime95 bug I believe. From what you just said it most likely is a PSU going bad and it could be damaging your CPU and Motherboad/ram. I would stop using it till a replacement PSU is acquired.

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23 hours ago, Luxpin_ said:

I have a GTX 460 and a i5-2500k with nothing overclocked and a 700 watt PSU 

Your PSU wattage might be enough, but maybe it is damaged and therefore sometimes shuts of. You should if you can try run your pc with another psu

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