Build:
CPU: i5 4690K (7 years old)
CPU Fan: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO (5 years old)
GPU: GTX 1660 Super (2 years old)
MOBO: MSI Z97 PC MATE (7 years old)
PSU: Be Quiet! Pure Power 11 600W Non-Modular (2 years old)
Last night, my computer started randomly shutting off. I have a hard time believing that it's my PSU because I had the same issue about two years ago with my old PSU, leading me to replace it with the Be Quiet PSU I have now(Which fixed the issue back then), and I heard good things about Be Quiet PSU's. It happens whether I'm playing a game or not. I thought it would be my temps so I installed HWMonitor and checked them and the temps look normal.
I don't have a second PSU to troubleshoot with, so I want to be certain that it's my PSU before I spend money, and I'm even more hesitant because the PSU I have now is relatively new.
Whenever it shuts down, the fans & LED don't stop which leads me to believe that it is probably not the PSU.
Nothing except for the GPU is overclocked which is factory overclocked.
Not sure if this is relevant but a few weeks ago I clean reinstalled my OS (Windows 10 Pro N)
CPU: i5 4690K (7 years old)
CPU Fan: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO (5 years old)
GPU: GTX 1660 Super (2 years old)
MOBO: MSI Z97 PC MATE (7 years old)
PSU: Be Quiet! Pure Power 11 600W Non-Modular (2 years old)
Last night, my computer started randomly shutting off. I have a hard time believing that it's my PSU because I had the same issue about two years ago with my old PSU, leading me to replace it with the Be Quiet PSU I have now(Which fixed the issue back then), and I heard good things about Be Quiet PSU's. It happens whether I'm playing a game or not. I thought it would be my temps so I installed HWMonitor and checked them and the temps look normal.
I don't have a second PSU to troubleshoot with, so I want to be certain that it's my PSU before I spend money, and I'm even more hesitant because the PSU I have now is relatively new.
Whenever it shuts down, the fans & LED don't stop which leads me to believe that it is probably not the PSU.
Nothing except for the GPU is overclocked which is factory overclocked.
Not sure if this is relevant but a few weeks ago I clean reinstalled my OS (Windows 10 Pro N)
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