Computer is still randomly restarting

[BLIMPIE]

Ok so I have been having a problem for a long time now. my pc randomly restarts during games like csgo and h1z1 I have replaced everything in my computer since trying to find the problem except my case and I’m still having random restarts 

[1Reshiram12]

Try unplugging the case restart button and case power button. Power it on like you do when you plug in everything before you put it in the case.

[Skiiwee29]

Are you overclocked on anything?

 

Hows your temps?

 

System specs?

[BLIMPIE]

1 I have already unplugged the case restart button 

2 I am not over clocking anything 

3 asus strix 970 Corsair 80 +gold 16 gb of Corsair ram ryzen 5 1400 500 gb 

[Skiiwee29]

Download memtest86 and run it through a few passes and see if there are any errors. 

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

Sounds like a wonky PSU to me.  Usually when a PSU can't provide proper voltage anymore, you can get that kind of behaviour under stress (or even when idling).  But if you've really replaced everything already and still have the problem, it's time to have a shop look at it. 

[johndms]

7 minutes ago, BLIMPIE said:

1 I have already unplugged the case restart button 

2 I am not over clocking anything 

3 asus strix 970 Corsair 80 +gold 16 gb of Corsair ram ryzen 5 1400 500 gb 

Are you using any software to monitor your CPU and GPU temperatures? You could try HWMonitor for a quick and easy look at all your system temperatures, however it won't help if it randomly restarts. But maybe you'll be able to notice any abnormally high temperatures while gaming.

 

Alternately, you could try Aida64's System Stability Test and stress test each of your components separately to see if you can "force" any potential flaws to show themselves. It's also capable of displaying GPU Diode, CPU Diode temps (not selected by default I don't think). Start with stressing CPU/FPU/Cache for one hour. If that passes, uncheck those boxes and stress the GPU. For memory testing, I do agree with Memtest, and perhaps Prime95 to stress. The page linked below goes into detail about stress testing memory.

 

[BLIMPIE]

I have already taken it to a local computer shop and they blamed h1z1 even though I told them it happened it other games too. That answer was worth 70$. I thought it must be my psu when it first started happening luckily I had a warranty and was able to send it back and get another 

2I bought new memory and  I’m having the same problem, I ran mem test on the last memory I had and got no issues 

 

[johndms]

1 minute ago, BLIMPIE said:

I have already taken it to a local computer shop and they blamed h1z1 even though I told them it happened it other games too. That answer was worth 70$. I thought it must be my psu when it first started happening luckily I had a warranty and was able to send it back and get another 

2I bought new memory and  I’m having the same problem, I ran mem test on the last memory I had and got no issues 

 

Yikes, $70 to tell you basically nothing. For half that, I'll give you a better answer!

 

Did they even mention possible GPU temperatures being too high? What temperatures do you see while gaming?