Hello. I recently built myself a new PC for gaming and it was running perfectly for 2 weeks before starting to power down randomly, and or causing power cycling. There was never a BSOD, and once it said shutting down in windows, but usually it just flat out cuts off. I tested all the wall sockets in the room and they are proper voltage. It's a fairly beefy machine and quality parts so I didn't think it would be an issue, but I have it not in use atm till I can figure it out.
specs are
Asus Rog Strix B550-F wifi MOBO
AMD Ryzen 9 3900x CPU
Corsair Vengeance 3600hz 16gbx4=64gb all together
XFX Radeon 580pro GDDR5 8gb GPU
EVGA 750w Platinum fully modular PSU
1TB ADATA SSD
2TB x2 Barracuda HDDs
I built this PC at the start of OCT and it had this issue after 1 week. Original MOBO definitely had soldering issues on the NB power area, and I replaced all parts in it with new ones just to try and rule out each piece. Originally had a 1050w gold PSU and I replaced it with the EVGA 750w plat. And originally I had the Rog Strix B550-A mobo. I replace the CPU with the same, and the DRAM with the 3600 instead of the 2666.
So as of right now the only piece that has been between both builds is the same GPU. I am so very confused on how two builds can have the same issues. Sometimes after it shuts down I can't even get it to go through boot sequence unless I let it sit for 20 minutes or so, and it will just turn on and then off within 2 seconds. Other times it loads all the way into windows and I can even run games and all my temps before it downs again. I monitored it with the AMD monitoring software, along with another one and none of the temps ever got within danger zone, so I down it could be that. The CPU temp never reached above 50c and the GPU usually maxed out around 67c during Destiny 2. I did monitor the GPU in my old build and it doesn't have the issue, but its a 7 year old MSI mobo and I built it in 2013.
Idk if this matters but when I was using OCCT to monitor it in my old build today, it measured using only .92-.97v in high load games. Would that affect a newer build like that? My brother is sending me an NVIDIA GTX 1080 and it should be here tomorrow hopefully and I plan to test it as well.
specs are
Asus Rog Strix B550-F wifi MOBO
AMD Ryzen 9 3900x CPU
Corsair Vengeance 3600hz 16gbx4=64gb all together
XFX Radeon 580pro GDDR5 8gb GPU
EVGA 750w Platinum fully modular PSU
1TB ADATA SSD
2TB x2 Barracuda HDDs
I built this PC at the start of OCT and it had this issue after 1 week. Original MOBO definitely had soldering issues on the NB power area, and I replaced all parts in it with new ones just to try and rule out each piece. Originally had a 1050w gold PSU and I replaced it with the EVGA 750w plat. And originally I had the Rog Strix B550-A mobo. I replace the CPU with the same, and the DRAM with the 3600 instead of the 2666.
So as of right now the only piece that has been between both builds is the same GPU. I am so very confused on how two builds can have the same issues. Sometimes after it shuts down I can't even get it to go through boot sequence unless I let it sit for 20 minutes or so, and it will just turn on and then off within 2 seconds. Other times it loads all the way into windows and I can even run games and all my temps before it downs again. I monitored it with the AMD monitoring software, along with another one and none of the temps ever got within danger zone, so I down it could be that. The CPU temp never reached above 50c and the GPU usually maxed out around 67c during Destiny 2. I did monitor the GPU in my old build and it doesn't have the issue, but its a 7 year old MSI mobo and I built it in 2013.
Idk if this matters but when I was using OCCT to monitor it in my old build today, it measured using only .92-.97v in high load games. Would that affect a newer build like that? My brother is sending me an NVIDIA GTX 1080 and it should be here tomorrow hopefully and I plan to test it as well.