The PC restarts, is the cooler functioning properly or is there another issue?
The PC restarts, is the cooler functioning properly or is there another issue?
Deepcool AG200 Single Tower with Ryzen7 8700G – Is this cooler okay? Recently, the PC restarted directly without any blue screen during work. What should be done if using an AIO cooler? Is this issue caused by processor overheating or something else? I didn’t check the temperature in a separate app and only noticed max temperatures of 57-62°C in Task Manager.
AutoDesk 3ds Max 2022 with V-Ray 5 is running smoothly under heavy workloads, including long rendering sessions. Initially, blue screens appeared occasionally while using the software, which resolved after reinstalling Windows.
Build details:
Power Supply: 550W (Gigabyte GP-P550B)
Case: ATX Mid Tower (Deepcool MATREXX 70)
No dedicated GPU or additional fans are installed.
Motherboard: Gigabyte B650M S2H
Storage: Samsung PM9A1 512GB SSD
RAM: 16+16GB (G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 16GB DDR5 6000MHz)
Appreciate your help.
PSU: 550W (Gigabyte GP-P550B)
The device in question raises concerns, even though your setup lacks a separate GPU. What temperatures are you observing on your APU? What is the current BIOS version of your motherboard? It seems logical to note that since you're using an APU, RAM is likely handling graphics tasks—consider directing airflow to your RAM modules and observe if it improves system stability.
would suggest modifying the PSU gigabyte is recognized for its highly energetic character
(Gigabyte GP-P550B
Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JmPUr-BeEM)
the gp line during the pandemic they were cutting corners on parts or replacing them with lower quality options
make sure to update your BIOS as well if you haven’t done so when installation was completed; otherwise, it might lack the proper microcode needed for that processor to function correctly.
Thank you for your message. How can I verify the PSU power? It's not feasible to cool down the rams with additional components inside my casing. What options do I have? The casing already includes 3 120mm intake fans and 1 120mm exhaust fan. Is that sufficient? How much heat does it dissipate? BIOS version is base, FA1. What factors are making you doubt the PSU's performance? Is it not providing enough power or delivering inconsistently?
It's worth mentioning that the XMP profile is active and 6gb of memory has been manually assigned for GPU tasks from the APU. Decide whether to maintain the automatic setting.
Would it make sense to consider this reason since manual RAM allocation for the GPU causes pressure, leading to overheating and a potential restart? How can I verify if the PSU is functioning correctly?
No, the RAM was purchased as a kit. Or were two RAM sticks bought separately?
Same bus speed, same brand, identical latency, and matching capacity of 2 sticks of RAM. Possibly everything is arranged in a single strip.
How can I interpret the PSU? I believe a temperature range of 56-62 degrees is quite typical. Even my ASUS laptop reaches up to 71 degrees but it didn’t shut down. So the issue likely lies with the PSU?
The sole method to determine if PSU is responsible is by temporarily or permanently substituting it with a reliable alternative.