I just upgraded my old Ryzen 3 to an R7 2700 paired with an RX 590 8GB (Gigabyte), the thing is when I want to play Fortnite my pc shuts down immediately, and I need to unplug the power cord and turn it on again, the pc couldn't even run fortnite for more than 2mins before shutting down, I checked my temps and they are normal (CPU around 40-50° and GPU 45-55°) so I thought it was a PSU issue, I played other games Borderlands 3, Shadow of the Tomb Raider (Everything on very high) for several minutes and nothing happened.
I checked my Fortnite game settings and DX12 beta was on, I thought that was the problem so I turned it off, I played for almost 2 hours and everything good, I thought that was the problem but yesterday I played fortnite for like an hour and it happened again, a hard shutdown.
I also use my pc to render with AutoCad, I have rendered 4 hours so far (heavy renders) with the cpu using 100% of its capacity at a regular temp of 60-65°. No shutdown whatsoever.
Any ideas on what could be the problem?
Specs:
CPU: R7 2700
GPU: RX 590 8GB GIGABYTE
RAM: 32GB 2400 MHZ XPG
MOBO: ASUS A320M-A
PSU: EVGA 600W 80 WHITE.
I checked my Fortnite game settings and DX12 beta was on, I thought that was the problem so I turned it off, I played for almost 2 hours and everything good, I thought that was the problem but yesterday I played fortnite for like an hour and it happened again, a hard shutdown.
I also use my pc to render with AutoCad, I have rendered 4 hours so far (heavy renders) with the cpu using 100% of its capacity at a regular temp of 60-65°. No shutdown whatsoever.
Any ideas on what could be the problem?
Specs:
CPU: R7 2700
GPU: RX 590 8GB GIGABYTE
RAM: 32GB 2400 MHZ XPG
MOBO: ASUS A320M-A
PSU: EVGA 600W 80 WHITE.
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