is this a psu problem ?

[DarkBLiz]

for the past 3 weeks my computer act so weird. When i played high load games such as (GTA5, The forest, Cities Skyline, R6S) in 1-10 minutes it suddenly restart itself without any warning at all, just suddenly while i played then it restarted no warning no anything like power shortage.I even barely cant stress test my computer because after a few second it restart itself. My gpu is at normal temperature while playing games 70-73c , it isnt because overheating, all of my drivers are all updated. I think my psu is a problem.... please help me i really confused about this problem, 

my rig :

i5 6600

msi b150m night elf

avexir (2x4gb) ddr4 

msi gtx 970

corsair vs550 psu

HDD seagate barracuda 1 tb 7200 rpm

 

[samocamo123]

1 minute ago, DarkBLiz said:

for the past 3 weeks my computer act so weird. When i played high load games such as (GTA5, The forest, Cities Skyline, R6S) in 1-10 minutes it suddenly restart itself without any warning at all, just suddenly while i played then it restarted no warning no anything like power shortage. My gpu is at normal temperature while playing games 70-73c , it isnt because overheating, all of my drivers are all updated. I think my psu is a problem.... please help me i really confused about this problem, 

my rig :

i5 6600

msi b150m night elf

avexir (2x4gb) ddr4 

msi gtx 970

corsair vs550 psu

HDD seagate barracuda 1 tb 7200 rpm

 

Have you checked your cpu temps because that could also be the problem? 

[Homunculus]

Its probably the psu, The Corsair VS PSUs are crap. Replace that with a Seasonic S12II 520

[DarkBLiz]

46 minutes ago, samocamo123 said:

Have you checked your cpu temps because that could also be the problem? 

No it isnt my cpu temps at 40-45at idle 58-60 at max load

[DarkBLiz]

8 minutes ago, Homunculus said:

Its probably the psu, The Corsair VS PSUs are crap. Replace that with a Seasonic S12II 520

Yeah i think i will get the seasonic psu tomorrow...

[Simon771]

5 minutes ago, DarkBLiz said:

No it isnt my cpu temps at 40-50 at idle 80-85 at max load

Well 85°C is hot for locked chip mate.

It's not the reason why your PC is turning off on it's own, but 85°C is not okay temperature for i5 6600 (non K version) while gmaing.

[PCGeek]

Seems PSU related but just check a few things.

• Check your temps with HWMonitor while generating load
• Ensure everything is seated properly and internal cables are seated properly

 

[PCGeek]

Also run a Memtest to ensure memory is okay.

[DarkBLiz]

13 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Well 85°C is hot for locked chip mate.

It's not the reason why your PC is turning off on it's own, but 85°C is not okay temperature for i5 6600 (non K version) while gmaing.

Ok i will check that thx dude

[DarkBLiz]

10 minutes ago, PCGeek said:

Also run a Memtest to ensure memory is okay.

Memtest is good i already checked that and all of the cables are seated properly i already clean my rig yesterday

[samocamo123]

27 minutes ago, DarkBLiz said:

No it isnt my cpu temps at 40-50 at idle 80-85 at max load

In that case it is either the mobo or psu most likely.

[DarkBLiz]

26 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Well 85°C is hot for locked chip mate.

It's not the reason why your PC is turning off on it's own, but 85°C is not okay temperature for i5 6600 (non K version) while gmaing.

Ups sorry my bad it 40 at idle and 58-62 at high load

[Simon771]

13 minutes ago, DarkBLiz said:

Ups sorry my bad it 40 at idle and 58-62 at high load

Ah okay, those are better numbers.

[Liberty610]

You can snag a psu tester on Amazon. Grab a decent one ($35 or so). Trust me, it does wonders with testing out the power supplies. It just saved me major headaches, as my corsair hx850 just started dying on me after 6 years if heavy use.

 

Thermaltake Dr. Power II Automated Power Supply Tester:

 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005F778JO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_XjrzybNRP69YM