Random Crashes

[Blackheart616]

Hello guys,

 

Throughout the last year I have RMA'd my PSU, motherboard and RAM trying to fix an issue I have with my PC.

My investigation came to a hold since I was busy building a new case (buildlog coming) and since it is finished now I have rebuilt my PC inside said case.

 

Now, about my issue. The PC keeps crashing without any error message or log. I have tried everything I know. I am running Windows 10 64bit, but this crash keeps happening even when I am in the BIOS, so it is not Windows' fault.

My PC:

i7-4770k
Corsair H100i 
ROG impact VI

Gtx 780 DirectCUII
Corsair RM650 
Corsair Vengeance 16GB - 1866 MHz
Several SSDs and Harddrives

Bios is the newest version, drivers up to date and everything except CPU is back from RMA or not faulty (I tested without GPU as well)

Does anyone have a clue?

Should I RMA the CPU just to be sure? (Still on warranty)

Thank you all for your help.

[ExozeGD]

1 hour ago, Blackheart616 said:

Hello guys,

 

Throughout the last year I have RMA'd my PSU, motherboard and RAM trying to fix an issue I have with my PC.

My investigation came to a hold since I was busy building a new case (buildlog coming) and since it is finished now I have rebuilt my PC inside said case.

 

Now, about my issue. The PC keeps crashing without any error message or log. I have tried everything I know. I am running Windows 10 64bit, but this crash keeps happening even when I am in the BIOS, so it is not Windows' fault.

My PC:

i7-4770k
Corsair H100i 
ROG impact VI

Gtx 780 DirectCUII
Corsair RM650 
Corsair Vengeance 16GB - 1866 MHz
Several SSDs and Harddrives

Bios is the newest version, drivers up to date and everything except CPU is back from RMA or not faulty (I tested without GPU as well)

Does anyone have a clue?

Should I RMA the CPU just to be sure? (Still on warranty)

Thank you all for your help.

try out aida64 the stress program and realtemp to check temps, if this test will run for like 10-30min without a crash or too high temps you can say it's a software issue. maybe letting it go for a bit longer should be better and you can uncheck or check the memory so you can test that aswell

[Blackheart616]

8 minutes ago, ExozeGD said:

try out aida64 the stress program and realtemp to check temps, if this test will run for like 10-30min without a crash or too high temps you can say it's a software issue. maybe letting it go for a bit longer should be better and you can uncheck or check the memory so you can test that aswell

nope, been there, done that. 

no temp issue. PC can run at full load as much as it wants. Crashes are entirely random. They happen in Windows, Parted magic and even within the BIOS.
RAM, GPU, PSU and mobo are checked and working. 

I will probably RMA the CPU and that's that. 

I will update this topic as soon as I have found the reason.

[Blackheart616]

seems stable now