Question Gaming pc restarts without any warning - check the screenshot

[Hyperxprince]

https://prnt.sc/qhfycs please tell me if my power supply voltages are ok?

 

[Eugene$$]

Yep its ok, but not accurate, the best way to check is to use multimeter.

 

[Hyperxprince]

https://prnt.sc/qhh665 its been 12 minutues since extreme test is running on 100% usage on both cpu and gpu as you can see in screenshot , the thing is my pc suddenly restarts without any warning , could it be a bad power supply ?? or just voltage fluctuations in my home?? , Sometimes i can go hours or sometimes days without any restarts , once it ran for almost 1 month without any random restarts , can you please check the screenshot and tell me the exact problem about my pc


while posting this thread , stress test is still going on , its been 17 minutues
do i need a usp or a new power supply ??? please have a look on screenshot and tell me the exact problem

this is my power supply https://www.amazon.in/Antec-True-Power-750W-Supply/dp/B00HGB8X3W

 

[Hyperxprince]

Yep its ok, but not accurate, the best way to check is to use multimeter.

the extreme power stability test is going on
these are the readings while stress test is on
https://prnt.sc/qhh93k





and these are the reading at idle
https://prnt.sc/qhha5s


have a look on both screenshots

 

[Eugene$$]

the extreme power stability test is going on
these are the readings while stress test is on
https://prnt.sc/qhh93k





and these are the reading at idle
https://prnt.sc/qhha5s


have a look on both screenshots

Maybe you have some under voltage on 12v rail.. i don't know, it shows 11.81v which if its true, its not good, but again, you cant trust those programs, as you need multimeter for that, its the only way to check the right volts, i suggest you to wait for more comments, as there is more qualified people than me.

 

[dorsai]

https://prnt.sc/qhfycs please tell me if my power supply voltages are ok?

Use HWiNFO64 and report back what the voltages look like

 

[Hyperxprince]

Use HWiNFO64 and report back what the voltages look like

https://prnt.sc/qhiubn full load 100 %cpu 100% gpu ( hwin + occt software voltage readings )



https://prnt.sc/qhiuvi idle hwin voltage readings

 

[sizzling]

What are the full pc specs?

These readings are fairly meaningless. The moment a psu goes far enough out of spec to cause a restart you have lost any record of that momentary fluctuation.

 

[Hyperxprince]

What are the full pc specs?

These readings are fairly meaningless. The moment a psu goes far enough out of spec to cause a restart you have lost any record of that momentary fluctuation.

i5 4690 3.9ghz
12 gb corsair vegeance ddr3 1600 mhz
asus maximusvii ranger mobo
gtx 1060 6 gb
cooler master air cooler for cpu
1 ssd 240 gb
1 hdd 1 tb wd

psu - antec 750 true power gold 80+

 

[sizzling]

To have 12GB RAM it must be mismatched, what exactly do you have?

 

[dorsai]

Your screen shot indicates the PSU is operating within specs under load...do you hear any coil whine or other unusual noise that might indicate an issue ?

 

[Hyperxprince]

Your screen shot indicates the PSU is operating within specs under load...do you hear any coil whine or other unusual noise that might indicate an issue ?

yes buzz sound from coil whine but not so loud

 

[Hyperxprince]

To have 12GB RAM it must be mismatched, what exactly do you have?

neeed reply someone do help please

 

[rolli59]

restarts can be caused by drivers corrupting in memory, run memtest on your ram and if it passes then it may be that your GPU is failing (Vram)
You should have a BIOS setting that it will not restart on failure then you may actually see a BSOD which would give us a clue.

 

[Hyperxprince]

restarts can be caused by drivers corrupting in memory, run memtest on your ram and if it passes then it may be that your GPU is failing (Vram)
You should have a BIOS setting that it will not restart on failure then you may actually see a BSOD which would give us a clue.

tested with friends ram still same

changed windows 2 times
still same


stock settings
still same


updated bios still same



never got a bsod
immediately re-start without warning

 

[Hyperxprince]

restarts can be caused by drivers corrupting in memory, run memtest on your ram and if it passes then it may be that your GPU is failing (Vram)
You should have a BIOS setting that it will not restart on failure then you may actually see a BSOD which would give us a clue.

what is the name of that settings in bios ?

 

[rolli59]

what is the name of that settings in bios ?

That is different from BIOS to BIOS and I will have to refer you to your manual. Most bios's I have seen default to auto reboot on failure and it will happen so fast that we do not see if there is a BSOD.
Can you try your GPU in a friends computer?

 

[Hyperxprince]

That is different from BIOS to BIOS and I will have to refer you to your manual. Most bios's I have seen default to auto reboot on failure and it will happen so fast that we do not see if there is a BSOD.
Can you try your GPU in a friends computer?

it restarted without gpu too

 

[tighteewhitey1111111]

Check voltages to both CPU and memory in BIOS, vs. what the specs require. I had a CPU once that needed an extra .1 Volt or it would restart randomly for no apparent reason.

 

[Vic 40]

psu - antec 750 true power gold 80+

If the software is about right is imo that dip that the psu makes from 12.192V to 1.1808V too much for such a psu.
If it dips even lower (below ATX specs) might it well be the cause of sudden restarts.