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Question SOS -- System crashes during gaming and restarts?

Question SOS -- System crashes during gaming and restarts?

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0sdG4m3r_YT
Member

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06-17-2025, 12:14 PM

#1

speccy mentioned my motherboard is running at 96c, but when I use a normal desk fan blowing on it, it drops to 91c. However, if I run a similar setup (re:run by dani on YouTube), the PC restarts itself without a BSOD and then turns back on. Please help me avoid wasting all my money on this setup.

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0sdG4m3r_YT

06-17-2025, 12:14 PM #1

speccy mentioned my motherboard is running at 96c, but when I use a normal desk fan blowing on it, it drops to 91c. However, if I run a similar setup (re:run by dani on YouTube), the PC restarts itself without a BSOD and then turns back on. Please help me avoid wasting all my money on this setup.

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EmissaryZ
Member

112

06-18-2025, 12:28 PM

#2

What’s your full pc spec?

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EmissaryZ

06-18-2025, 12:28 PM #2

What’s your full pc spec?

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Kynedee
Posting Freak

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06-19-2025, 03:27 PM

#3

i7 or i5 option available
8 drr3 ram installed
asus r9 290x included
power supply cooler master 750 w, this model is 750 w
alienware motherboard with no integrated gpu
pc built in 2013, full specs are unclear
jet system
windows 10 pro
located in the room, estimated around ~25c
my previous setup had an igpu with an msi motherboard, amd cpu and ddr3 ram
old pc uses a 7c cpu

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Kynedee

06-19-2025, 03:27 PM #3

i7 or i5 option available
8 drr3 ram installed
asus r9 290x included
power supply cooler master 750 w, this model is 750 w
alienware motherboard with no integrated gpu
pc built in 2013, full specs are unclear
jet system
windows 10 pro
located in the room, estimated around ~25c
my previous setup had an igpu with an msi motherboard, amd cpu and ddr3 ram
old pc uses a 7c cpu

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Tomi83300
Junior Member

18

06-20-2025, 12:22 AM

#4

this person also has it https://forums.

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Tomi83300

06-20-2025, 12:22 AM #4

this person also has it https://forums.

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Elisatjuhh
Junior Member

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06-20-2025, 12:39 AM

#5

Your issue is probably due to high VRM temperatures on your motherboard, leading to overheating. Since I don't know the specific model, I can only recommend cleaning the entire PC to eliminate dust and ensuring all fans operate properly. Lowering the temperature is essential.

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Elisatjuhh

06-20-2025, 12:39 AM #5

Your issue is probably due to high VRM temperatures on your motherboard, leading to overheating. Since I don't know the specific model, I can only recommend cleaning the entire PC to eliminate dust and ensuring all fans operate properly. Lowering the temperature is essential.

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KingofMusicz
Junior Member

34

06-20-2025, 12:31 PM

#6

I understand which BIOS key to press in 2013 for entry, such as F2 or Delete. Your old PC's motherboard temperature is normal, and it doesn't seem to have a VRM cooler.

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KingofMusicz

06-20-2025, 12:31 PM #6

I understand which BIOS key to press in 2013 for entry, such as F2 or Delete. Your old PC's motherboard temperature is normal, and it doesn't seem to have a VRM cooler.