F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Randomly shutting down the PC! I've tried all possible solutions.

Randomly shutting down the PC! I've tried all possible solutions.

Randomly shutting down the PC! I've tried all possible solutions.

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xLakes
Member
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07-16-2022, 01:58 AM
#1
I improved my PC by: 1. Switching from Ryzen 2200G to Ryzen 5700X 2. Installing a new RTX 3060 3. Upgrading the power supply from 400W to 550W Cooler Master 4. Adding another 8GB RAM stick at 2666MHz (same speed as another RAM I own)
My system suddenly shuts down without restarting. It doesn’t come back online. Temperatures remain normal. I previously used a 500W PSU that wasn’t rated for the load. I assumed that was the problem, but changing it didn’t help. I ran diagnostics on the RAM and found nothing abnormal. Updated the BIOS (Asrock A320M-HDV v4.0), yet the issue persists. It fails to boot even briefly during OCCT. Noted a sudden jump in CPU and GPU voltages just before the crash.
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xLakes
07-16-2022, 01:58 AM #1

I improved my PC by: 1. Switching from Ryzen 2200G to Ryzen 5700X 2. Installing a new RTX 3060 3. Upgrading the power supply from 400W to 550W Cooler Master 4. Adding another 8GB RAM stick at 2666MHz (same speed as another RAM I own)
My system suddenly shuts down without restarting. It doesn’t come back online. Temperatures remain normal. I previously used a 500W PSU that wasn’t rated for the load. I assumed that was the problem, but changing it didn’t help. I ran diagnostics on the RAM and found nothing abnormal. Updated the BIOS (Asrock A320M-HDV v4.0), yet the issue persists. It fails to boot even briefly during OCCT. Noted a sudden jump in CPU and GPU voltages just before the crash.

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WreckCD
Member
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07-23-2022, 05:24 AM
#2
The only part that stayed the same was the motherboard, and the issue persists? Is it related to heavy usage on your system—like gaming or stress tests? Your screenshot displays wattage instead of voltage, which is quite different.
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WreckCD
07-23-2022, 05:24 AM #2

The only part that stayed the same was the motherboard, and the issue persists? Is it related to heavy usage on your system—like gaming or stress tests? Your screenshot displays wattage instead of voltage, which is quite different.

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hrgriff
Senior Member
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07-23-2022, 07:44 AM
#3
Would you like me to remove the recently added RAM module first and then verify? If the test succeeds, it might indicate an issue with the motherboard's RAM slot, so we could also attempt installing it in another slot, though speed would be reduced.
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hrgriff
07-23-2022, 07:44 AM #3

Would you like me to remove the recently added RAM module first and then verify? If the test succeeds, it might indicate an issue with the motherboard's RAM slot, so we could also attempt installing it in another slot, though speed would be reduced.