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system issues occur frequently causing unexpected shutdowns

system issues occur frequently causing unexpected shutdowns

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Pixelgeddon
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04-25-2021, 05:23 AM
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I'll begin with the build details – i3-10100f, RTX 3060 Ti. The motherboard spec isn't fully confirmed, but it's a solid choice for future upgrades. I'm using 24 gigabytes of 3200MHz Corsair RAM (8+16). The power supply is a GB80 750W PSU. Extra notes: the GPU stays cool at 99% load, around 70°C. CPU temps peak at 60°C during intense gaming sessions. For Forza Horizon 5, I've been experiencing random freezes followed by the PC shutting down. After two incidents, I've tried restarting with alt+F4, but the issue persists. Recently, while playing another game (possibly Elden Ring), I encountered a crash with stuttering music and repeated F4 attempts until the game ended. Any clues or suggestions?
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Pixelgeddon
04-25-2021, 05:23 AM #1

I'll begin with the build details – i3-10100f, RTX 3060 Ti. The motherboard spec isn't fully confirmed, but it's a solid choice for future upgrades. I'm using 24 gigabytes of 3200MHz Corsair RAM (8+16). The power supply is a GB80 750W PSU. Extra notes: the GPU stays cool at 99% load, around 70°C. CPU temps peak at 60°C during intense gaming sessions. For Forza Horizon 5, I've been experiencing random freezes followed by the PC shutting down. After two incidents, I've tried restarting with alt+F4, but the issue persists. Recently, while playing another game (possibly Elden Ring), I encountered a crash with stuttering music and repeated F4 attempts until the game ended. Any clues or suggestions?

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DurpVolts
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04-25-2021, 06:54 AM
#2
It specifies a Gigabyte Power Supply Unit, but does not name a particular model.
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DurpVolts
04-25-2021, 06:54 AM #2

It specifies a Gigabyte Power Supply Unit, but does not name a particular model.

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Unoree
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05-02-2021, 07:37 AM
#3
Try running your CPU and GPU together for testing. Use tools like Prime95, Unigine Heaven, or Furmark to check performance. Also, confirm you have the newest BIOS installed.
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Unoree
05-02-2021, 07:37 AM #3

Try running your CPU and GPU together for testing. Use tools like Prime95, Unigine Heaven, or Furmark to check performance. Also, confirm you have the newest BIOS installed.