Do i Need a larger Psu?

[NickzPc]

I have been having trouble with my Pc for a little while now and i can't seem to find what is causing the issue. What happens is that whenever i start up a game i can usually play for 10 mins and then the game will stop responding, i have tried anti-virus/malware, checked to see if cpu/ gpu was overheating or failing, all of my drivers are up to date and the last thing i can think of is that the psu might be the problem.

EDIT: (Sorry i currently have Corsair CX600)

Specs:
CPU: AMD Fx-8350 4.0Ghz

Gpu: EVGA Gtx 780 3Gb (Factory Overclocked)

Motherboard: Sabretooth 990Fx R2.0

RAM: 2x4Gb corsair vengeance

Any help would be great

 

[chimera201]

What is your PSU model?

 

[RAZER Gamer]

You haven't listed your PSU? Please list your PSU and we can help, without that we cannot tell what the problem is.

 

[NickzPc]

Cosair Cx 600

 

[NickzPc]

You haven't listed your PSU? Please list your PSU and we can help, without that we cannot tell what the problem is.

My Psu is the Cosair Cx 600

 

[whassup]

Plz give us the load temperature figure of your CPU and GPU

 

[RAZER Gamer]

600W should be enough, but with the 780 I would have got a 700W or 750W PSU. But well done for buying a Corsair PSU, they're very reliable and Corsair is a great company.

 

[NickzPc]

Plz give us the load temperature figure of your CPU and GPU

Gpu temp seems to run around 70-75c under load and Cpu is around 45-50c

 

[chimera201]

Check the min and max voltages in HWMonitor under load and idle. Use Unigine Valley for graphics load

 

[RAZER Gamer]

Plz give us the load temperature figure of your CPU and GPU

Gpu temp seems to run around 70-75c under load and Cpu is around 45-50c

Those temperatures are completely fine, nothing is overheating and they are actually quite low for most people. You have no need to worry about those. The temperatures are obviously not the problem.