Computer shuts off mid game with oc

[Evonoob]

Specs 

xmp

5820k @ 4.5. With 1.28 on water 

Asus x99-A

Corsair 3200 @3200

Corsiar RM1000

Gtx 1080ti Fe @ 2050 on water 

ekwb DC5 pump

ekwb PE 360 rad x 2 

10 SP fans 

windows 10 

drivers are updated 

pushing a ultrawide 2k 

Temps are good 

i have stressed it with everything 

furmark real bench occt  and more 

its Stable 100%

 

it happens in BF1 online like 5-10 in 

 

i have kinda gave up ?

 

what can it be ?

 

i think it can be the Mobo ? 

 

[Skiiwee29]

2 reasons generally it will happen. A) overheating which doesnt seem to be happening, or B) Bad Power supply. @STRMfrmXMN @Electronics Wizardy would be able to point you into the direction they seem it could be. I am going for Power Supply since you stress tested and everything was good, assuming temps were fine. 

[Lord Nicoll]

7 minutes ago, Evonoob said:

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I doubt this is the issue, but what are the VRM temps? An i7 5820K shouldn't bring a board like to it's knees, but maybe the cooler is loose. 

[ARikozuM]

What programs did you stress test with? Did you use any games to verify your OC? When you say "shut down", do you mean the game or the PC itself?

[Evonoob]

27 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

What programs did you stress test with? Did you use any games to verify your OC? When you say "shut down", do you mean the game or the PC itself?

The PC its self 

[ARikozuM]

3 minutes ago, Evonoob said:

The PC its self 

 

31 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

What programs did you stress test with? Did you use any games to verify your OC? When you say "shut down", do you mean the game or the PC itself?

And the other two questions?

[Evonoob]

Almost forgot, about 4 months ago i had a Higher oc on the CPU and GPU and it was fine and today i ran Furmark and occt at the sametime and temps were 43-60 on the loop

100% load on GPU and CPU 

 

Thats why im lost  T.T ???

 

[VolkA]

3 minutes ago, Evonoob said:

Almost forgot, about 4 months ago i had a Higher oc on the CPU and GPU and it was fine and today i ran Furmark and occt at the sametime and temps were 51-59 

100% load on GPU and CPU 

 

Thats why im lost  T.T ???

 

So temps are all ok and stable. I assume you have tired reinstalling BF1 right? If problem is still there and if you happen to be able to get hold of a extra PSU, try changing the PSU and see if it solves the issue. Just in case the PSU is faulty.

[Evonoob]

1 minute ago, VolkA said:

So temps are all ok and stable. I assume you have tired reinstalling BF1 right? If problem is still there and if you happen to be able to get hold of a extra PSU, try changing the PSU and see if it solves the issue. Just in case the PSU is faulty.

I'm just going to reinstall Win10 , and see how it  goes , i would hate for it to be hardware-.-

[ARikozuM]

14 minutes ago, Evonoob said:

Thats why im lost  T.T ???

You can have a system run a stress test for 24 hours only to fail during a game. It happens to everyone.

[Amaranth]

It sounds to me like you're having a power issue, I've had similar problems when Undervolting or Overclocking without providing enough voltage. My guess is that you either didn't stress both the GPU and the CPU, as BF1 tends to stress both, or that you have a bad power supply.

 

What programs did you use to stress test?

[Evonoob]

Thanks everyone, 

i should have a update tomorrow 

Im going to Try to get another PSU to test 

if that wont work , im going to reinstall Win10

Lets see.......

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, legacy99 said:

2 reasons generally it will happen. A) overheating which doesnt seem to be happening, or B) Bad Power supply. @STRMfrmXMN @Electronics Wizardy would be able to point you into the direction they seem it could be. I am going for Power Supply since you stress tested and everything was good, assuming temps were fine. 

id remove the oc first you don't know what that is doing.

[Skiiwee29]

Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

id remove the oc first you don't know what that is doing.

Generally in my experience with OC problems, you usually get blue screens. I cant ever recall it just shutting down? Only way I could see this is if its drawing to much power, which it shouldnt as he has an RM1000 PSU, which is way overkill for his system. 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, legacy99 said:

Generally in my experience with OC problems, you usually get blue screens. I cant ever recall it just shutting down? Only way I could see this is if its drawing to much power, which it shouldnt as he has an RM1000 PSU, which is way overkill for his system. 

oc's can fail in weird ways, but its un common. But if you have a stability issue, remove the oc first.

 

You also have power that has to go through the buck converter on the board so that can also be a issue.

 

It can also be a bad board or psu, there always duds in a batch.

 

 

[Skiiwee29]

14 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

oc's can fail in weird ways, but its un common. But if you have a stability issue, remove the oc first.

 

You also have power that has to go through the buck converter on the board so that can also be a issue.

 

It can also be a bad board or psu, there always duds in a batch.

 

 

Alright. Never experienced that personally. Only the blue screens. 

[STRMfrmXMN]

3 hours ago, Lord Nicoll said:

I doubt this is the issue, but what are the VRM temps? An i7 5820K shouldn't bring a board like to it's knees, but maybe the cooler is loose. 

HighVRM temps will generally result in a BSOD. Source: tried OCing my 4670K on a B85M-DS3H rev 3 which had a 2+2 phase  

 

3 hours ago, Evonoob said:

Specs 

xmp

5820k @ 4.5. With 1.28 on water 

Asus x99-A

Corsair 3200 @3200

Corsiar RM1000

Gtx 1080ti Fe @ 2050 on water 

ekwb DC5 pump

ekwb PE 360 rad x 2 

10 SP fans 

windows 10 

drivers are updated 

pushing a ultrawide 2k 

Temps are good 

i have stressed it with everything 

furmark real bench occt  and more 

its Stable 100%

 

it happens in BF1 online like 5-10 in 

 

i have kinda gave up ?

 

what can it be ?

 

i think it can be the Mobo ? 

 

Your CPU voltage seems insanely low for your clock speeds, I can't imagine that it's high enough. Have you tried raising it? Have you also tried dialing the clock speeds back a little (same goes for voltage)?