Question i am using a Amazon Basics Rectangular 6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 6-Foot Long Cord, 790 Joule - Black from amazon powering all these parts

[Blackdiamond1990]

i am powering a red devil 7900xtx using a aurous elite ax mb with a ryzen 7700 cpu 2 7 tb spinning drives 1 m.2 and 1 sata drive that are 1000 gb each another part is a bluray drive and a usb hub is connecting a basic keyboard, wireless mouse, headset etc is my Amazon Basics Rectangular 6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 6-Foot Long Cord, 790 Joule the culprit or could it be my 1000 watt evga g1 gold psu i disconnected the gaming pc from my surge protector and plugged it into the wall to monitor to see if i will get random restarts or bluescreens should i keep observing this or test my psu?

 

[CountMike]

i am powering a red devil 7900xtx using a aurous elite ax mb with a ryzen 7700 cpu 2 7 tb spinning drives 1 m.2 and 1 sata drive that are 1000 gb each another part is a bluray drive and a usb hub is connecting a basic keyboard, wireless mouse, headset etc is my Amazon Basics Rectangular 6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 6-Foot Long Cord, 790 Joule the culprit or could it be my 1000 watt evga g1 gold psu i disconnected the gaming pc from my surge protector and plugged it into the wall to monitor to see if i will get random restarts or bluescreens should i keep observing this or test my psu?

Surge protector is not going to fix"dirty power" or voltage drops from outlet, that's something you should check for first.

 

[Blackdiamond1990]

But how do I check or know what is causing my pc to shut off? Call pg&e?

 

[CountMike]

But how do I check or know what is causing my pc to shut off? Call pg&e?

No idea what pg&e is. I suppose your power provider. A simple Volt meter or a device like that can show you what's going on with power.

 

[Blackdiamond1990]

No software can tell me?

 

[CountMike]

No software can tell me?

No, SW can only show what voltages are coming out of PSU and various controllers on the MB, not what is coming in to PSU.
PS: Are there some applinaces like air conditioner, fridge or heaters on same phase or breaker ? At moments when they start/power up they draw several times more power than when working continuously and can cause momentary voltage drops.

 

[Mechnical1]

i am powering a red devil 7900xtx using a aurous elite ax mb with a ryzen 7700 cpu 2 7 tb spinning drives 1 m.2 and 1 sata drive that are 1000 gb each another part is a bluray drive and a usb hub is connecting a basic keyboard, wireless mouse, headset etc is my Amazon Basics Rectangular 6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 6-Foot Long Cord, 790 Joule the culprit or could it be my 1000 watt evga g1 gold psu i disconnected the gaming pc from my surge protector and plugged it into the wall to monitor to see if i will get random restarts or bluescreens should i keep observing this or test my psu?

What makes you suspect it is power issue? To follow @CountMike's question, are you seeing issues with other electrical items in your room or other parts of your abode? If you are getting random blue screens and restarts, it could be caused by many different issues from software to hardware to dirty power coming from your electrical outlet.
A good place to start would be the Windows Event Viewer, click Start button and type in Event Viewer, you should see the icon appear. The event viewer can cause "Information Overload", due to the sheer amount of logging that Windows does. As you look through the Administrative events, search for events that contain "STOP Error". these may offer clues to the cause of the Blue Screens.
If you suspect dirty power from your electrical outlets, this cheap device can inform you of defective wiring at your outlet. I have seen many strange issues caused by bad wiring in outlets and entire homes.
In my area, we do have dirty power and frequent power outages. Can't do much about the electric and their crappy service. This UPS also called battery backup unit, gives me about 45 minutes of computer time after the power goes, also protects the equipment from spikes and surges.

 

[Ralston18]

Event Viewer - Yes, check there.

Also check Reliabililty History/Monitor. Much more end user friendly and the timeline format may reveal patterns.

Event Viewer requires more time and effort to navigate and understand.

To help:

How to use Event Viewer on Windows 10 | Windows Central

Either tool allows a click to obtain more detailed information about any given entry. The details may or may not be helpful.