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System resets automatically without issues or blue screen occurrences.

System resets automatically without issues or blue screen occurrences.

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06-10-2023, 05:11 PM
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Hello: The system launches normally but experiences unexpected restarts without any visible issues. It functions properly during gameplay, YouTube viewing, and browsing, except when under heavy load. Restarting occurs 1-2 times within a 3 to 4-hour session. Hardware details: Windows 10 Professional (x64), version 22H2, built 19045.2788, Gigabyte H610M DDR4, KLEVV CRAS C710 M.2 NVMe SSD, 256GB. GPU is an MSI Radeon RX 580 series card. PSU is a Reddragen 600W bronze 80+ full gaming model. RAM consists of two 8GB sticks on 16GB RAM slots. GPU temperature remains stable and within safe limits. CPU is an Intel Core i3-12100F at 3.30 GHz. Cooler is a Darkair RGB model. Case is the Reddragen 903 gaming variant. RAM PSU appears to work without problems, though occasional reboots happen. BIOS updates are complete. NVMe health checks passed. All drivers and Windows are up-to-date. Performed checks: CMOS/Bios reset, mainboard BIOS update, dust cleaning, component re-seating. No persistent issues detected. CPU and GPU temperatures are normal. Cannot test without the GPU due to CPU's lack of integrated graphics. CHKDSK and system files verified clean. Virus scans cleared. Drivers and updates refreshed. External hardware disconnected one by one; automatic restart disabled successfully. Temperature scans on all parts showed no abnormal readings.
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petereater1003
06-10-2023, 05:11 PM #1

Hello: The system launches normally but experiences unexpected restarts without any visible issues. It functions properly during gameplay, YouTube viewing, and browsing, except when under heavy load. Restarting occurs 1-2 times within a 3 to 4-hour session. Hardware details: Windows 10 Professional (x64), version 22H2, built 19045.2788, Gigabyte H610M DDR4, KLEVV CRAS C710 M.2 NVMe SSD, 256GB. GPU is an MSI Radeon RX 580 series card. PSU is a Reddragen 600W bronze 80+ full gaming model. RAM consists of two 8GB sticks on 16GB RAM slots. GPU temperature remains stable and within safe limits. CPU is an Intel Core i3-12100F at 3.30 GHz. Cooler is a Darkair RGB model. Case is the Reddragen 903 gaming variant. RAM PSU appears to work without problems, though occasional reboots happen. BIOS updates are complete. NVMe health checks passed. All drivers and Windows are up-to-date. Performed checks: CMOS/Bios reset, mainboard BIOS update, dust cleaning, component re-seating. No persistent issues detected. CPU and GPU temperatures are normal. Cannot test without the GPU due to CPU's lack of integrated graphics. CHKDSK and system files verified clean. Virus scans cleared. Drivers and updates refreshed. External hardware disconnected one by one; automatic restart disabled successfully. Temperature scans on all parts showed no abnormal readings.

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Vortex59_YT
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06-10-2023, 05:11 PM
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You can install software like Bluescreenview to identify any logged errors, even if no blue screen appeared before restarting. Usually, when a computer restarts or shuts down without a blue screen, the problem lies with power issues, which seems more likely given your recent tests. If you can, consider using a different power supply in the system.
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Vortex59_YT
06-10-2023, 05:11 PM #2

You can install software like Bluescreenview to identify any logged errors, even if no blue screen appeared before restarting. Usually, when a computer restarts or shuts down without a blue screen, the problem lies with power issues, which seems more likely given your recent tests. If you can, consider using a different power supply in the system.

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Extosia
Member
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06-10-2023, 05:11 PM
#3
I adjust the power adapter socket, it works normally but the RGB fans briefly activate when I press the power button on the case. The system powers off completely, then restarts after a short delay and runs smoothly in Windows without issues. Your 750W power supply with 80plus gold certification seems like a solid option.
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Extosia
06-10-2023, 05:11 PM #3

I adjust the power adapter socket, it works normally but the RGB fans briefly activate when I press the power button on the case. The system powers off completely, then restarts after a short delay and runs smoothly in Windows without issues. Your 750W power supply with 80plus gold certification seems like a solid option.

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Renandias2011
Junior Member
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06-10-2023, 05:11 PM
#4
Unusual occurrences took place. I struggled to resolve my issue by performing three actions. 1. Removed the GPU driver using ddu and applied the newest GPU driver. 2. When I powered off the machine, I disabled the power button on the back panel and then turned off the wall outlet. 3. I connected the power supply. The adjacent PC functions normally without restart issues. However, when I pressed the power button on the casing, the RGB fans activated briefly, followed by shutting down all systems, then restarting after a short delay with smooth operation in Windows.
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Renandias2011
06-10-2023, 05:11 PM #4

Unusual occurrences took place. I struggled to resolve my issue by performing three actions. 1. Removed the GPU driver using ddu and applied the newest GPU driver. 2. When I powered off the machine, I disabled the power button on the back panel and then turned off the wall outlet. 3. I connected the power supply. The adjacent PC functions normally without restart issues. However, when I pressed the power button on the casing, the RGB fans activated briefly, followed by shutting down all systems, then restarting after a short delay with smooth operation in Windows.