PC Randomly Shut Down?

[Ryou-kun]

Hello LTT,

 

After my previous post about my display turn off yet monitor and PC was on. I was able to fix it through uninstalling my driver and installing a new one.

Now, this is a new problem where my system completely shut off, and I have to boot it manually.

I have no idea what it is going on. It is getting ridiculous now, lol.

 

I have checked my Temps using CPUID HWMonitor for CPU and GPU. They all seem normal from what I can see. CPU: 40*C to 55*C and GPU: 46*C to 53*C.

Does anyone know what is causing it?

[RS2007GOD]

I had this problem once and it was a motherboard mounting problem. I only had a couple screws holding it in and found on a website somewhere It could be a grounding issue as the screws are somtimes used as grounding points for the motherboard and when it was nocked it would hardlock and restart. This fixed my problem.

 

worth a check 

[Ryou-kun]

1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

I had this problem once and it was a motherboard mounting problem. I only had a couple screws holding it in and found on a website somewhere It could be a grounding issue as the screws are somtimes used as grounding points for the motherboard and when it was nocked it would hardlock and restart. This fixed my problem.

 

worth a check 

Huh? Weird. I had this PC for 6+ years and never had that issue before until now. Could it be software issue too? 

[RS2007GOD]

2 minutes ago, Ryou-kun said:

Huh? Weird. I had this PC for 6+ years and never had that issue before until now. Could it be software issue too? 

It could be a lot of things really. Most of the time If its software or drivers you'll get a bsod. It its full locking up and turning of it may be a psu issue. How old and what psu do you have? Also full PC specs 

[Ryou-kun]

4 minutes ago, RS2007GOD said:

It could be a lot of things really. Most of the time If its software or drivers you'll get a bsod. It its full locking up and turning of it may be a psu issue. How old and what psu do you have? Also full PC specs 

 

CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k @ 4.0 GHz

MoBo: ASUS P8Z68-V LX 

Cooler: CM Hyper 212 Plus

RAM: DDR3 8GB (4GBx2) 1333 MHz

GPU: Galaxy Geforce GTX 670

PSU: Corsair HX 750W

SSD1: ADATA 128GB SSD

SSD2: OCZ 128GB SSD

HDD1: WD 2TB

HDD2: WD 1TB

Case: CM Storm Enforcer

 

PSU, I think I had it for two years or so (upgrade from my Corsair CX 650W).

 

Edit: Plus it doesn't help my feel when I am starting to upgrade my PC to AMD Ryzen, lol. I was going to give my current PC to my dad, so he can get rid of his AMD Athlon II x4, lol. 

[RS2007GOD]

Another thing is if its plugged into like a splitter from the wall it may be getting bad power. If it is try a different wall socket without anything else plugged in to it.

[RS2007GOD]

1 minute ago, Ryou-kun said:

 

CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k @ 4.0 GHz

MoBo: ASUS P8Z68-V LX 

Cooler: CM Hyper 212 Plus

RAM: DDR3 8GB (4GBx2) 1333 MHz

GPU: Galaxy Geforce GTX 670

PSU: Corsair HX 750W

SSD1: ADATA 128GB SSD

SSD2: OCZ 128GB SSD

HDD1: WD 2TB

HDD2: WD 1TB

Case: CM Storm Enforcer

 

PSU, I think I had it for two years or so (upgrade from my Corsair CX 650W).

Yea I think the Hx is a decent series psu too. You havnt got your old one to try?

[Ryou-kun]

1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

Another thing is if its plugged into like a splitter from the wall it may be getting bad power. If it is try a different wall socket without anything else plugged in to it.

It is plug into my Power Surge Protector by Belkin BE112230-08.

 

[Ryou-kun]

1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

Yea I think the Hx is a decent series psu too. You havnt got your old one to try?

I gave my old PSU to my little bro PC.

[RS2007GOD]

Just now, Ryou-kun said:

It is plug into my Power Surge Protector by Belkin BE112230-08.

 

Maybe worth a test without that

[Ryou-kun]

Just now, RS2007GOD said:

Maybe worth a test without that

Sadly, it is too far from my outlet, lol. 

[RS2007GOD]

Just now, Ryou-kun said:

I gave my old PSU to my little bro PC.

Lol ok well I can't really help much more. Check the CPU and 24pin on the motherboard and all cables really are in properly. Other than this I'm not really sure sorry. Like I said I had this problem and it ended up being somthing so simple as screwing the mobo in properly. Was a good few weeks headache tryna figure it out.

[Ryou-kun]

1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

Maybe worth a test without that

I might have a suspicion it started when my NVIDIA "Share" or whatever decide to stop working few days ago, and the random PC shutdown started doing it. I supposed I have to reinstall my driver again.  Gosh, I hate it when you are buying stuff, and your current stuff started to break like getting your paycheck and your cars decide to break down.  

[RS2007GOD]

Just now, Ryou-kun said:

I might have a suspicion it started when my NVIDIA "Share" or whatever decide to stop working few days ago, and the random PC shutdown started doing it. I supposed I have to reinstall my driver again.  Gosh, I hate it when you are buying stuff, and your current stuff started to break like getting your paycheck and your cars decide to break down.  

Does it shutdown or just power off?

[Ryou-kun]

Just now, RS2007GOD said:

Does it shutdown or just power off?

I thought both of them mean the same thing unless I am wrong.

Anyway, it just shut off randomly. After I manually boot it, it doesn't happen until next day when I reboot my PC and same process happened. 

[RS2007GOD]

2 minutes ago, Ryou-kun said:

I thought both of them mean the same thing unless I am wrong.

Anyway, it just shut off randomly. After I manually boot it, it doesn't happen until next day when I reboot my PC and same process happened. 

Hmm strange, I'd still be looking more towards a psu issue than software. But who noes, it really could be anything. Goodluck man. 

[Ryou-kun]

Just now, RS2007GOD said:

Hmm strange, I'd still be looking more towards a psu issue than software. But who noes, it really could be anything. Goodluck man. 

Thanks.