Gaming pc randomly restart after upgrades

[Zustex]

Hello i updated my gpu and cpu in my cyberpower pc and know when i play games for around 5min it randomly reboots itself. I updated the graphic drivers and it still does it can someone please help me.

CPU- AMD Fx 6350 6-core
Gpu- GTX 950 2GB
MB- MSI 760GM P34FX
PSU- Turbolink atx xg500w
Ram - 8gb idk the company because it was prebuilt

please help ive look everywhere and cant find a solution

 

[bwen1]

Turbolink is a horrible unreputable no name power supply, you should definitely upgrade your power supply as soon as possible. Possible causes to your problem is either your power supply or RAM. Try resetting your bios in case some bios settings were changed. Have you also monitored your temperatures?

 

[bwen1]

Look at this review: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/apevia-turbolink-atx-tl450w-bk-power-supply-review/9/
Your power supply is possibly displaying fake voltages and are not supplying enough power to your hardware. This is the cause of the random rebootings when you are playing games because during gaming, the voltage requirements go up. You should stop using your computer and buying a good power supply or you could damage your components.

Choose a decent 400-500W power supply from here from Tier 1 or Tier 2
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

 

[Zustex]

Turbolink is a horrible unreputable no name power supply, you should definitely upgrade your power supply as soon as possible. Possible causes to your problem is either your power supply or RAM. Try resetting your bios in case some bios settings were changed. Have you also monitored your temperatures?

Look at this review: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/apevia-turbolink-atx-tl450w-bk-power-supply-review/9/
Your power supply is possibly displaying fake voltages and are not supplying enough power to your hardware. This is the cause of the random rebootings when you are playing games because during gaming, the voltage requirements go up. You should stop using your computer and buying a good power supply or you could damage your components.

Choose a decent 400-500W power supply from here from Tier 1 or Tier 2
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

I was looking at the evga 600b so that i wont really ever have to worry about my power supply and if its not fixed once i get the new power supply would u suggest me get new ram?

 

[bwen1]

Turbolink is a horrible unreputable no name power supply, you should definitely upgrade your power supply as soon as possible. Possible causes to your problem is either your power supply or RAM. Try resetting your bios in case some bios settings were changed. Have you also monitored your temperatures?

Look at this review: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/apevia-turbolink-atx-tl450w-bk-power-supply-review/9/
Your power supply is possibly displaying fake voltages and are not supplying enough power to your hardware. This is the cause of the random rebootings when you are playing games because during gaming, the voltage requirements go up. You should stop using your computer and buying a good power supply or you could damage your components.

Choose a decent 400-500W power supply from here from Tier 1 or Tier 2
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

I was looking at the evga 600b so that i wont really ever have to worry about my power supply and if its not fixed once i get the new power supply would u suggest me get new ram?

After you get the power supply, stress test your CPU and look at the temperatures. It is possible that your problem is the CPU over heating, if that isn't the case, the next step would be to get a better set of RAM because pre-built computers usually come with cheap PSU, RAM and Motherboards.