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My PC shutdowns itself.

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Well, title says it and some people will say your pc shutdowns itself when your cpu reaches a temp limit. When i first realized this I set my fan controller to high from medium (1200rpm i think) and tried running it again. Same thing happened after 20 minutes. I thought it can be gpu so i set its fan speed manually to 100%. The pc shutdowned itself again so im here. I am worried about my pc please help!

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1 minute ago, King_Tuna said:

Specs of you pc? Try to renew thermal paste.

was about to say the same thing

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Check the CPU and GPU temperatures.

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Here are specs guys:

i5 6500 w/Stock cooler ( thats probably the problem)

GTX 970 strix

spec alpha with included fans

650w bronze supply

1 ssd and hdd

I hope forum will help me :(

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Just now, Spakes said:

And temps of MoBo chipset/MosFET too.

I am new to desktop so how to check those?

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1 minute ago, Spakes said:

And temps of MoBo chipset/MosFET too.

Gonna check it.

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9 minutes ago, TryhardNeon said:

Gonna check it.

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They are normal, but please use AIDA64. Its results are more accurate.

 

 

Stress your CPU and GPU with AIDA64 Stablity Test and check your temps.

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