[SOLVED] ibuypower shutting down during play...what are the proper spec operating temps?

[berbes]

ibuypower shutting down during play...what are the proper spec operating temps? after an hour, it's now idling at 69.5. do these numbers give you a hint about what is broken? THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!

 

[sizzling]

You need to provide the full pc spec including make and model of the psu. From your description I’d say a psu problem is more likely especially as from what I read says ibuypower cheap out on psu’s.

 

[berbes]

thank you for your reply and any potential ideas. as you can see from the first post image, the CPU fan is already at full blast (3400RPM), so hopefully that can also help determine what has failed. the client said they smell something "off" as well. i didn't smell it...yet.

the next pic is from speedfan, and hopefully that might give you some ideas as well.

 

[SkyNetRising]

as you can see from the first image, the CPU fan is already at full blast (3400RPM), so hopefully that can also help determine what has failed.

Can you show photo of inside view of the system?
I'd suspect cpu cooler to be insufficient for the system (or improperly installed or broken).

 

[berbes]

Can you show photo of inside view of the system?
I'd suspect cpu cooler to be insufficient for the system (or improperly installed or broken).

posted as requested and THANK YOU for your ideas!!!

 

[SkyNetRising]

Does your system have any intake fans too?
Can't see them in the photo.

 

[berbes]

Does your system have any intake fans too?
Can't see them in the photo.

no there aren't ANY in the case...what i thinking here is, i'll try reseating the cooler with fresh paste and add a couple of fans...is there any easy way to determine if the radiator is bad?

 

[berbes]

btw, are there any tips on how to determine if the issue here is the CPU fan, MB or the CPU that causes the heat-up/shut-down?

 

[SkyNetRising]

Monitor cpu temperatures. Use MSI afterburner. If cpu is overheating, then that may cause shutdown. Replace cpu cooler then.
Could be broken AIO pump or clogged cpu block.

Also possible - PSU is insufficient. That can cause shutdowns too.
What make/model PSU do you have? Can you show label printed on PSU?


BTW - your AIO radiator needs only one fan. You have two.
If they are blowing air in opposite directions, then they cancel each other out.