F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop System powering down unexpectedly with random errors.

System powering down unexpectedly with random errors.

System powering down unexpectedly with random errors.

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MVLHM
Member
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01-21-2023, 07:32 PM
#1
The setup will operate for an hour without problems before stopping entirely. Restarting twice and then resuming again is the usual process. Have you encountered anything like this before?
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MVLHM
01-21-2023, 07:32 PM #1

The setup will operate for an hour without problems before stopping entirely. Restarting twice and then resuming again is the usual process. Have you encountered anything like this before?

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valentin1406
Member
73
01-22-2023, 06:42 PM
#2
We're here to assist, but this feels like asking for a check-up when you just sneezed. Have you run any tests? Were you under stress or doing intense tasks? Any details could help us support you better!
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valentin1406
01-22-2023, 06:42 PM #2

We're here to assist, but this feels like asking for a check-up when you just sneezed. Have you run any tests? Were you under stress or doing intense tasks? Any details could help us support you better!

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25daniel
Member
177
01-22-2023, 07:51 PM
#3
Yeah, I've shared this a few times before. Back then I faced overheating problems. After updating the CPU and using 24-pin cables, I replaced the memory and processor. All stress tests passed without issues. Usually it works fine until about 30 to 60 minutes, then it crashes and restarts.
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25daniel
01-22-2023, 07:51 PM #3

Yeah, I've shared this a few times before. Back then I faced overheating problems. After updating the CPU and using 24-pin cables, I replaced the memory and processor. All stress tests passed without issues. Usually it works fine until about 30 to 60 minutes, then it crashes and restarts.

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Pigy_Rex
Junior Member
49
01-25-2023, 11:52 PM
#4
Have you performed any system checks? Did memory tests run? Are you encountering a blue screen of death? Have you reviewed the Windows error logs? Has overclocking been done? Are your voltage readings normal?
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Pigy_Rex
01-25-2023, 11:52 PM #4

Have you performed any system checks? Did memory tests run? Are you encountering a blue screen of death? Have you reviewed the Windows error logs? Has overclocking been done? Are your voltage readings normal?

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dnomg001
Junior Member
39
01-26-2023, 12:49 AM
#5
Base clock set to 3600. Memory tests passed successfully. No blue screen observed. Logs show no signs of crashing. Voltage reads 0.960.
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dnomg001
01-26-2023, 12:49 AM #5

Base clock set to 3600. Memory tests passed successfully. No blue screen observed. Logs show no signs of crashing. Voltage reads 0.960.

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DangoBravo
Posting Freak
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01-26-2023, 03:26 AM
#6
Assuming voltage is your RAM, we lack sufficient details to suggest a solution. Have you checked your motherboard for swollen capacitors? Have you installed any BIOS updates? It can be frustrating to have to dig through these steps.
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DangoBravo
01-26-2023, 03:26 AM #6

Assuming voltage is your RAM, we lack sufficient details to suggest a solution. Have you checked your motherboard for swollen capacitors? Have you installed any BIOS updates? It can be frustrating to have to dig through these steps.

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Choozy
Junior Member
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01-26-2023, 05:32 AM
#7
This might stem from poor thermal management, possibly causing the CPU to overheat and lock up. It could also relate to unstable CPU or memory clocks, insufficient voltage, or damaged hardware—especially given your prior thermal concerns. The voltage reading of 0.96V seems low for a VCore, which should be around 1.35V for an R5 3600. Possible causes include faulty drivers, which have caused similar issues with AMD Navi GPUs, or problematic Windows updates. Random reboots are usually software-related, though hardware faults can still occur.
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Choozy
01-26-2023, 05:32 AM #7

This might stem from poor thermal management, possibly causing the CPU to overheat and lock up. It could also relate to unstable CPU or memory clocks, insufficient voltage, or damaged hardware—especially given your prior thermal concerns. The voltage reading of 0.96V seems low for a VCore, which should be around 1.35V for an R5 3600. Possible causes include faulty drivers, which have caused similar issues with AMD Navi GPUs, or problematic Windows updates. Random reboots are usually software-related, though hardware faults can still occur.