PC restarts during games for no reason

[Yazhien]

Hi everyone i need a little help. My PC keeps ressetting when i play games doesn't what game it keeps ressetting. I turned off and that the PC will restart in the System and Advanced settings place. I also tried Nvidia drivers didn't help either my PC is still restarting when i play games i you need help pls help me if you know the awnser

 

[snowctrl]

Please list yo spec - it's possibly a heat or PSU issue

 

[Yazhien]

Please list yo spec - it's possibly a heat or PSU issue

CPU: Intel Core i5 2300 @ 2.80GHz 55 *C
Sandy Bridge 32nm Techology

Ram 4,00GB Dual Channel DDR3 @ 665MHz (9-9-9-24)

Motherboard MEDION PC MS-7707 (CPU) 40 *C

Graphics hp f1703 (1280x1024@75hz)
511MB NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 (MSI0) 50 *0

Storage
1863 GB Seagate ST32000542AS (SATA) 32*C

Optical Drives

TSSTcorp CDDVCDW SH-S223C

 

[snowctrl]

Hav u made any recen hardware changes? Or was this computer running just fine until recently? Also hav u scanned using BitDefender and Malwarebytes or equivalent?

 

[Yazhien]

Hav u made any recen hardware changes? Or was this computer running just fine until recently? Also hav u scanned using BitDefender and Malwarebytes or equivalent?

Nope it just started all of the sudden and i didn't change anything to my hardare

 

[winpie9]

this same problem happened to me so i bought a new gpu but that didnt fix anything. And also if the heat is not too high does that mean FOR SURE it is a psu problem?

 

[snowctrl]

this same problem happened to me so i bought a new gpu but that didnt fix anything. And also if the heat is not too high does that mean FOR SURE it is a psu problem?

No hardware changes, heat not an issue, not the GPU - almost certainly the PSU...

... provided virus /malware has been ruled out, and all USB devices r unplugged bar keyboard n mouse. Also worth trying a different power socket before u spend cash, and make sure you hav a power strip / plugboard with surge protection

 

[Yazhien]

this same problem happened to me so i bought a new gpu but that didnt fix anything. And also if the heat is not too high does that mean FOR SURE it is a psu problem?

No hardware changes, heat not an issue, not the GPU - almost certainly the PSU...

... provided virus /malware has been ruled out, and all USB devices r unplugged bar keyboard n mouse. Also worth trying a different power socket before u spend cash, and make sure you hav a power strip / plugboard with surge protection

I scanned and no it's no virus so that's not it...so it must be the PSU

 

[snowctrl]

Ok well buy a good 'un - I would suggest thinking of it as an investment - a good PSU is the bedrock of a stable system, and u will be able t carry it thru successive systems as u upgrade over time - if that's the route u wanna take