pc shutdown without warning and then turn back on

[samstalker]

my pc keep shutting down like the cables were pulled from it and then turn back on,i happen once every week or something like that for an unknown reason,but a couple of month ago a virus got into my pc i nearly deleted all of it,i sill get some ads while browsing the internet,could that be the cause of a sudden shutdown?

 

[captaincharisma]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

 

[samstalker]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

 

[captaincharisma]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

 

[samstalker]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

 

[samstalker]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

can it be overvoltage?

 

[captaincharisma]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

 

[samstalker]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

what do you suggest?

 

[captaincharisma]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

what do you suggest?

i would put the CPU and mobo back to stock first and see what happens

 

[samstalker]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

what do you suggest?

i would put the CPU and mobo back to stock first and see what happens

ok so putting them back to stock for a week or 2 should be enough cause it doesn't happen everyday

 

[captaincharisma]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

what do you suggest?

i would put the CPU and mobo back to stock first and see what happens

ok so putting them back to stock for a week or 2 should be enough cause it doesn't happen everyday

right, that should be enough time to rule it out

 

[samstalker]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

what do you suggest?

i would put the CPU and mobo back to stock first and see what happens

ok so putting them back to stock for a week or 2 should be enough cause it doesn't happen everyday

right, that should be enough time to rule it out

could it be hard disk failure?

 

[captaincharisma]

is there anything specific you are doing when this happens like playing a graphically intensive game?

no it just happened while i was browsing the internet,the system is well cooled ,i have 4 fans that are off as long as the cpu is under 40c and they only turn on after it get's higher,but i have an i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5ghz ,but i don't think there is a stability issue

it may be your power supply. when you overclocked did you increase the voltage to get to that clock speed?

yup i did and my psu is 700w which is overkill for my system

even if it is overkill it may be causing the problem

what do you suggest?

i would put the CPU and mobo back to stock first and see what happens

ok so putting them back to stock for a week or 2 should be enough cause it doesn't happen everyday

right, that should be enough time to rule it out

could it be hard disk failure?

the only way it would be a hard disk failure is if it wouldn't let you boot into your operating system when it restarts