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Cougar CMX 700w plugged in to extension

NewbiePrince

Hi guys , I just want to confirm is it ok to plugged in my System unit to an extension ? 

2x 19.5 AOC LED monitor , 1 System Unit , 1 modem , and 1 Speaker all plugged in to 1 extension

I am having a problem with random shutdowns I already tried check the temperature of the CPU (40 cel - 100% load) and GPU (80 cel - 100% load)
 

Cougar CMX 700w 
AMD FX 6300 
Gigabyte 970a-ds3p
GT730 1gb DDR5 


I want to know what is the cause of the automatic shutdown, it is really random , no specific application or program for it to shutdown.. 

Thank you guys in advance 

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What country are you in? Different countries pass different amounts of power through the outlets. 

In Australia, for example, the max on a powerboard is 2400W. 

idk

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Thank you for the reply , I live in the philippines .. and I believe our power outlet is 220-240 but not really sure

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220V 10A = 2200W. Check the PSU cable, and check all the connections. I'd say that the PSU is faulty. 

idk

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@NewbiePrince that's your voltage. either way i doubt you'd be more than a few incandescent light bulbs into the power.

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my computer shutsdown again and I tried to monitor the GPU temp , it goes to 103 celcius then it shutsdown... 

Geforce GT730 , could it be the problem?

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