Question Pc shits down then DRAM light flashes white then VGA light flashes white then reboots

[StayFrostie]

So have a PC crashing issue
Pc specs
Motherboard - Msi z390 A Pro
Proccessor - I9 9900k
Graphics Card -Msi 3070 TI Ventus oc
Ram - 16Gb GSkill 3200MHZ
Power supply -Corsair 650 80Plus broze
Coolermaster hyper 212 cpu cooler
4 Case fans

As stated in the title during intense loading screen when gaming Pc shuts down (NO BLUE SCREEN) then the DRAM light flashes white then the VGA light flashes white and the pc is restarted within 15 seconds.

Not sure what the cause is my guess is....
Power supply or Ram

Please help it's really annoying and happens often when loading into Rust servers or EFT maps.

 

[john589dane]

So have a PC crashing issue
Pc specs
Motherboard - Msi z390 A Pro
Proccessor - I9 9900k
Graphics Card -Msi 3070 TI Ventus oc
Ram - 16Gb GSkill 3200MHZ
Power supply -Corsair 650 80Plus broze
Coolermaster hyper 212 cpu cooler
4 Case fans

As stated in the title during intense loading screen when gaming Pc shuts down (NO BLUE SCREEN) then the DRAM light flashes white then the VGA light flashes white and the pc is restarted within 15 seconds.

Not sure what the cause is my guess is....
Power supply or Ram

Please help it's really annoying and happens often when loading into Rust servers or EFT maps.

Hello,
It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating issue! Based on the symptoms you described, it's likely that the problem lies with either the RAM or the power supply. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot:

1. Reseat the RAM: Remove the RAM sticks and reinsert them firmly into the slots.
2. Test with one stick: Try using one RAM stick at a time to see if the issue persists.
3. Update BIOS: Ensure your BIOS is current, which can sometimes resolve compatibility issues.
4. Check Power Supply: Make sure your power supply is providing enough power and is properly connected.
5. Run Stress Test: Use software like Prime95 to test your system and check for stability issues.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, you might consider testing with different RAM sticks or a different power supply to pinpoint the exact cause.

Best Regards,
John Dane

 

[helpstar]

check temperatures while gaming
check ram by memtest
is it overclocked? reset bios