Pc keeps getting random shutdowns, PSU faulty?

[danisun]

Hey everybody. Been having this problem for a while now, and it is annoying me so much since I can't figure out what's causing it.

So my computer just restarts, everyday. And this isn't a good restart either. The system just clicks off, then starts up again. I can't find out what's causing this.

All I've found is that I get event ID 41 or event ID 6008.
Been browsing the web, and if I do a specific search on User32 and ID 1074, I find that runtimebroker.exe has initiated alot of restarts.

Anyone got some helpful tips?
I have reformatted before, but for some reason, it did not help.

I have also been reading that the PSU could be the sinner in this mystery. But can't find anyone having the specific problem. Maybe but I can't find it.

 

[danisun]

When in Bios you can enter your Primary Timings and Voltage manually. Your RAM SPD info can be got from within Bios Tools section or from CPUz in Windows. A slight increase to DRAM voltage or changing DRAM Command rate from 1T to 2T can sometimes help.
You can test your RAM modules by using Memtest86 from a USB stick. run the test for 3 passes on each module in a slot that is working. If they prove OK then the problem is the MB.

Yeah, I looked a little into that and ran memtest86+ for 2 passes, and did so without failure. I am looking into CPUz now, but can't find bios tools in here. Though I can see that the command rate is at 2T, and the timings according to memtest86+ are 11-13-13-31