Hello, so recently the past two days of about 12 hours of computer usage, my computer randomly shuts down once in that timeframe in the middle of the day. It doesn't turn back on when I hit the power button, but if I set the switch to 0 and back to 1 on the power supply, it turns on immediately after pressing the power button. In your guys opinion, would this be simply a failing power supply or something else? All temps are beyond cool in my 7000d airflow max. I'd believe if it was a failing motherboard because it's nearly twice the age of the power supply I've had. I've considered upgrading my CPU/RAM/MB to next-gen anyway, so it'd be good timing, I'll probably throw in a new power supply as well but I just wanted some opinions. Just a bit surprised it'd be a failing PSU considering the one I had prior was 7 years old and still works fine, just not enough wattage for this rig (600). The power supply is only around 3 years old.
CPU: AMD 5950X
GPU: 7900 XTX
PSU: Corsair RX 850W
Motherboard: B450-pro max
Ram: 3800 mhz 32 gb vengeance ddr4
case: corsair 7000d airflow
CPU: AMD 5950X
GPU: 7900 XTX
PSU: Corsair RX 850W
Motherboard: B450-pro max
Ram: 3800 mhz 32 gb vengeance ddr4
case: corsair 7000d airflow