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MoBo is the motherboard. This would be displayed as "mainboard" when checking temperatures. Constant system crashes can cause your OS drive to freak out and not load Windows properly. Here's a good guide that'll help you with this: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/repair-windows-10 Aside...

Have you checked idle temps of your CPU and MoBo? If it's shutting down without a GPU and temperatures aren't out of the ordinary, I'm pretty confident you need to get a new PSU. Speaking of which, what is the PSU you have atm? Brand, model, and wattage.

So my Seasonic PSU arrive and I was able to do the OCCT power test for the first time. Did it a second time an hour into being on and also succeeded so I guess it was a faulty power supply after all. I'm guessing it just couldn't hack the power draw from the GPU anymore and was only able to...

Just open your case so you can see it, or remove it entirely and run it outside the case. If you find that the fan is running, try reducing your GPU core clock speed with MSI Afterburner by about 100-200MHz and see if it's still crashing.

It's likely a PSU issue when feeding power to the GPU. If you haven't already, download GPUz and MSI afterburner. GPUz will allow you to monitor current clock speeds, voltages, and temps of your GPU. Also download OCCT and stress test the CPU, Mem, GPU and PSU and let it run for 5 mins each. I...

I've updated the original post with some results.

Updated the original post with a couple results.

No RAM issues and have just disabled turbo mode so cores are now running at a constant 4000MHz instead of 4200MHz. As for clock voltages, the only other options aside from auto were Manual and Adaptive. I'm assuming I should just set to manual and leave as is?

Says there are no integration violations.

I've seen a few threads already covering this but felt it would be better to confirm based on my own specs. CPU: Intel i7 6700k 4c 4GHz MoBo: Asus z170 GPU: MSI GTX 1080 Mem: 32GB (4x8GB) Corsair Vengence PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA P2 850w 80+ Platinum Cooler: Noctua NH-D15 SSD: x4 Samsung 850 Evo...