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I have a 600w EVGA Power supply and a Ryzen 2600 Cpu . I recently overclocked it to 3.9hz and it was running just fine . Then I started up pub g  and when I got into a game my pc just turned off randomly. It happens twice as I didmt know what what’s happening . I then turned it down to default settings at 3.4hz and I ran a benchmark in Valley and my cpu temp keeps spiking 59-68 straight after each other . I don’t think it’s a problem with cooling but As it keeps spiking it does concern me a little . The fan speeds are pretty high aswell . Also screen went black for a second on Valley aswell

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Do you have any dropped frames? An extremely rapidly fluctuating temp is probably due to a temp sensor bugging out.

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Unstable overclock.

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