PC acting up lately

[adithyay328]

Hello all.. So, my computer has been acting up lately. At random intervals, it black screens and weird, static-like audio plays through my headphones. When I checked the internals of the PC when it did this, everything, to the naked eye, looked in place and not overheating. And, the GPU fans were spinning(this kinds of alarms me, a GTX 970 doesn't ramp up until a decent temp, and it wasn't under load). So, yeah. I don't know wat's wrong, and the only way to remove the problem temporarily is if I turn off and restart the computer, or reset it. Even after I turn it on again, I have to mess with the ethernet cables on my switch, router and pc so that the PC gets ethernet, and thein it shuts down like 15 mins later. I'v been playing this game for a couple days, please help. 

[Bananasplit_00]

do you have anything overclocked?

[adithyay328]

1 minute ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

do you have anything overclocked?

I used to, but I put my GPU back to stock clock when I wasn't comfortble with the temps, so no,

 

[adithyay328]

Specs: AMD fx-6350 vishera 6-core

gtx 970 SSC EVGA

corsair 750i

8 GB of g.skill dual channel

dark rock pro 3

random gigabyte ultra durable mobo

sata SSD 120 GB

PCIe ssd right below GPU, 480 GB

3 hard drives, 2 200 GB, 1 1 tb

[JokerProduction]

Pretty hard to diagnose but heres my random ponderings.

 

-download a actual monitoring program and know for sure what temps you running.

-Do a windows rollback to before you started having issues

-Do a fresh install of windows

-replace power supply

-Run a check on the hardrive

 

Does it only happen when your playing that particular game?

[adithyay328]

6 minutes ago, JokerProduction said:

Pretty hard to diagnose but heres my random ponderings.

 

-download a actual monitoring program and know for sure what temps you running.

-Do a windows rollback to before you started having issues

-Do a fresh install of windows

-replace power supply

-Run a check on the hardrive

 

Does it only happen when your playing that particular game?

 

No, it happens all the time at random intervals. BTW, I have speedfan, and I checked with it, GPU was around 60 C. Now, there is a dark rock above it, so I'm kind of worried that it's not getting enough air, but there's a case fan blowing at it and the PCIe SSD. Also, the PSU is 2 months old, my parents will not let me replace it. Also, my C drive is litterally full, like 100 MB left. Don't have anything left to uninstall, and my parents won't get me another SSD.