Computer turns off unexpectedly

[shevin0818]

Ok so this has been a long standing issue and it all started after i had to pretty much buy whole new internals after forgetting to put risers on my new case. long story short i fried my MOBO and such and bought new RAM, CPU and MOBO, as well as a new power supply and heatsink as i thought that i had a power issue or overheating issue. I upgraded from a 650W to a 750W so the only two i didn't replace were hard drive and GPU. What happens is that i could be randomly playing a game or just watching a video. My computer freezes, monitor goes into sleep mode, my sounds loops/ glitches and my MOBO turns off and fans spin full RPM. This has gone on for so long and i'm so tired of it. any help would be greatly appreciated.

Specs:
GPU: MSI Radeon R9 380
MOBO: Gigabyte AX370-K3
PSU: ThermalTake Smart 750W
RAM: 8GB one stick.
HD: WD 1TB

 

[seagate_surfer]

shevin0818, run Seatools on your HDD to discard it or them being the culprit of your problem.

 

[shevin0818]

shevin0818, run Seatools on your HDD to discard it or them being the culprit of your problem.

i also forgot to mention that when i restart it, passwords for stuff like steam and other passwords or game files are missing. i did every test(all passed) except long generic which i cant seem to get through without my pc doing it again. the dpi on my mouse also changes back to its default setting

 

[seagate_surfer]

shevin0818, have you checked how much thermal paste is on the CPU? Do you have a way of checking temps as well? I Still think the HDD is the cause but wanted to check on this first.

 

[shevin0818]

shevin0818, have you checked how much thermal paste is on the CPU? Do you have a way of checking temps as well? I Still think the HDD is the cause but wanted to check on this first.

It took 3 hours of just leaving my pc be but it passed the long generic. and i haven't checked the thermal paste but while i was playing GTA V which is my most demanding game probably and my cpu was at 40C and my diode was 45-47C which im pretty sure is a low/ average temp and it still crashed. And i'm not sure but i'm almost positive there is a rythmic clicking coming from my pc and i checked all my fans and no wire are hitting them so if you have any idea what that is. its actually quite annoying if you listen to it.

 

[seagate_surfer]

shevin0818, if it passed the long generic test (and yes it does take a while) then the HDD most likely is not the culprit. However that rhythmic clicking sound is suspicious. See if the sound is on this list. That noise needs to be identified from where it is coming from.

 

[shevin0818]

shevin0818, if it passed the long generic test (and yes it does take a while) then the HDD most likely is not the culprit. However that rhythmic clicking sound is suspicious. See if the sound is on this list. That noise needs to be identified from where it is coming from.

I have a 1TB western digital green. so my only guess if anything is bad or unstable heads. would my disk being overloaded have anything to do with it. any time i open my task manager my disk is always at 100% capacity.

 

[seagate_surfer]

shevin0818, 100% disk usage could be a precursor to a larger problem. Back up your information as soon a possible and it is best to contact the drivers support line.

 

[shevin0818]

shevin0818, 100% disk usage could be a precursor to a larger problem. Back up your information as soon a possible and it is best to contact the drivers support line.

like the drivers for what. is it possible it could be bad or unstable heads?

 

[seagate_surfer]

shevin0818, 100% disk usage could be a precursor to a larger problem. Back up your information as soon a possible and it is best to contact the drivers support line.

like the drivers for what. is it possible it could be bad or unstable heads?

Sorry for the TYPO. I meant to say contact the drives support line.