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System shutting down intermittently

System shutting down intermittently

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zShard
Member
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12-12-2016, 03:44 AM
#1
Hello, Your PC has been running smoothly for four months before it began shutting down intermittently and restarting. I’ve checked all components except the motherboard, as it’s an AM4 model and your other system uses AM5. I’m considering a few possibilities: unstable power in certain outlets (the PSU fails even with a 1000W unit), or a short circuit involving fans, peripherals, or other parts. I’ve updated the BIOS, refreshed drivers, installed a fresh Windows version, and removed any suspicious applications. Your other PC is functioning well despite the power concerns. I’d appreciate any advice on further checks before sending the motherboard in for repair. The specs and crash videos are attached. VID_20240224_194150.mp4
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zShard
12-12-2016, 03:44 AM #1

Hello, Your PC has been running smoothly for four months before it began shutting down intermittently and restarting. I’ve checked all components except the motherboard, as it’s an AM4 model and your other system uses AM5. I’m considering a few possibilities: unstable power in certain outlets (the PSU fails even with a 1000W unit), or a short circuit involving fans, peripherals, or other parts. I’ve updated the BIOS, refreshed drivers, installed a fresh Windows version, and removed any suspicious applications. Your other PC is functioning well despite the power concerns. I’d appreciate any advice on further checks before sending the motherboard in for repair. The specs and crash videos are attached. VID_20240224_194150.mp4

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Pedrogamesmine
Junior Member
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12-12-2016, 03:56 AM
#2
Did you assemble the system yourself or purchase it four months back? Have you tested connecting it to a different power source in the building to exclude issues with the outlet? Do you own a PSU? A good PSU includes a power filter to manage noisy building electricity. Is your cooling arrangement functioning properly? Would you like a visual of what’s happening inside the enclosure?
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Pedrogamesmine
12-12-2016, 03:56 AM #2

Did you assemble the system yourself or purchase it four months back? Have you tested connecting it to a different power source in the building to exclude issues with the outlet? Do you own a PSU? A good PSU includes a power filter to manage noisy building electricity. Is your cooling arrangement functioning properly? Would you like a visual of what’s happening inside the enclosure?

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KutzClan
Member
184
12-12-2016, 04:19 PM
#3
I constructed it four months back and everything functioned well. Connected it to several power outlets, I have a 650W PSU. The cooling system includes a CPU cooler with two intake and two extraction fans.
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KutzClan
12-12-2016, 04:19 PM #3

I constructed it four months back and everything functioned well. Connected it to several power outlets, I have a 650W PSU. The cooling system includes a CPU cooler with two intake and two extraction fans.

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__lerflip__
Junior Member
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12-14-2016, 11:55 AM
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After updating the BIOS, it’s best to uninstall components one by one—starting with the graphics card and RAM—while booting the system each time. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, re-seat the CPU to help identify the problem. If the computer continues to loop, the CPU or motherboard might be the culprit.
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__lerflip__
12-14-2016, 11:55 AM #4

After updating the BIOS, it’s best to uninstall components one by one—starting with the graphics card and RAM—while booting the system each time. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, re-seat the CPU to help identify the problem. If the computer continues to loop, the CPU or motherboard might be the culprit.