System restarting during minimal activity state
System restarting during minimal activity state
My PC specs are: CPU: AMD RYZEN 3200G MB: GIGABYTE A320M-S2H RAM: T-FORCE VULCAN Z (1X8GB) DDR4 3200MHz PSU: EVGA 600W W1 GPU: ASUS PHOENIX GTX 1050 TI 4GB WINDOWS VERSION: WINDOWS 10 PRO 2004 P.S.: All of the components are brand new, except the GPU since I kept it from my last PC. P.S.2: I know 600W is a lot for this kind of build but I was expecting to reuse it for a future project. P.S.3: Sorry if I miswrote something, I did my best lmao. MemTest86-Report-20200824-183800.html
MikeGamer15YT
03-25-2016, 02:36 AM #1Guys, I am losing my mind on this. Straight to the point, my pc reboots only, and only under low load (using discord, watching yt/netflix, light stuff) but not when gaming, I ran memtest86 for RAM issues but nothing, my hdd is ok, I also checked connections, unplugged everything and plugged again. I updated to the latest BIOS version, disabled c-states, but nothing seems to work, It keeps rebooting. Literally, as I'm writing this, I have DotA2 running in the background so this thing doesn't reboot. I'm looking for support from you guys to solve this My PC specs are: CPU: AMD RYZEN 3200G MB: GIGABYTE A320M-S2H RAM: T-FORCE VULCAN Z (1X8GB) DDR4 3200MHz PSU: EVGA 600W W1 GPU: ASUS PHOENIX GTX 1050 TI 4GB WINDOWS VERSION: WINDOWS 10 PRO 2004 P.S.: All of the components are brand new, except the GPU since I kept it from my last PC. P.S.2: I know 600W is a lot for this kind of build but I was expecting to reuse it for a future project. P.S.3: Sorry if I miswrote something, I did my best lmao. MemTest86-Report-20200824-183800.html
SmallFry2011
03-26-2016, 04:17 AM #2Do you have XMP activated? I experienced an issue with unstable XMP configurations; consider turning it off or reducing the RAM frequency to determine if that resolves the concern.
It could be Windows. Consider reinstalling it from scratch. Power usage shouldn't matter if the system is overloaded. If it shuts down, it might be a Windows issue—try Linux instead. Running under light load could mean your RAM is being limited or there are errors causing crashes. Attempt a fresh Windows install and check for viruses.
MineArqueiro
03-28-2016, 02:06 AM #6They seem to refer to the same setting. The previous attempt wasn't successful.
EugeneMagoggle
03-29-2016, 12:15 PM #8Currently not running, except on Windows for basic tasks like Discord, YouTube, and similar activities.
I recently reinstalled it and everything worked perfectly for about five hours before it stopped again. I'm preparing a fresh bootable drive because the USB had an outdated Windows version. By the way: during installation and when I booted to settings, the screen turned black and forced another restart. (Perhaps the ISO got corrupted or something, even though I used the official tool.)