Question Pc Suddenly Shutdown when gami

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

i was playing pubg mobile in tecent gaming buddy my pc suddenly Shutdown when was landing in area and most of the recent games run without no problems (farcry6, Redsident Evil 2 Re) plz help

 

[iMatty]

Whats your power supply? brand? model? and how many years has it been in service, you also should be including the specs of your computer please.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

corsiar vs550 i7 7700k (not overclocked), asus dual gtx 1060 6g 8gb ddr4 2666mhz ram

 

[iMatty]

It can be a power supply related issue, as the vs series is a really bad power supply, you should consider changing it to a better one.
you really should.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

this my hw monitor log while playing pubg mobile before Shutdown output is min 11.904V

https://imgur.com/YXvFAEu

View: https://imgur.com/YXvFAEu

 

[iMatty]

Am really not that familiar with the graphs but from what i've experienced with power supplies before it really sounds like a power supply related issue, it can be that your power supply is not supplying enough power to your system which lead to this shutdown, or your system overheated and shutdown instantly. what was your temps while gaming and on idle?

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

temp is normal i dont know what is tthe real problem is bcs heavy cpu gpu loaded games working fine

https://imgur.com/zC7LqOu

View: https://imgur.com/zC7LqOu

 

[iMatty]

max temps is 64.8 is fine, so it might be a power supply issue as i mentioned.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

ok is that might be a power supply issue but why my pc not shutdowning playing heavy loaded games it will cost too much power right ??

 

[iMatty]

Well if you don't have a good power supply, it wont be giving the needed power to your PC to keep on and stabilized so obviously it will shutdown it self before burning out.
And a good power supply will cost around 80$ or something
1 - https://www.amazon.com/Seasonic-SSR...ateway&sprefix=seasonic+focus+,aps,421&sr=8-1

2 - https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Superno...sprefix=evga+supernova+g2+650W,aps,317&sr=8-3

Both of them are a really good power supplies, which should be more than enough to power up your system.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

this my hw monitor log while playing pubg mobile before Shutdown output is min 11.904V

https://imgur.com/YXvFAEu

View: https://imgur.com/YXvFAEu

most of the people said power supply output 11.904v sometimes is normal if the powersupply is faulty the output power is below 11V most of the times

 

[iMatty]

Also check this: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/pc-shuts-down-when-playing-any-game.97597/
Might help you with your issue.
a lot of people said that it can be also that your power supply is overheating which resulting in shutting down your pc.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

any other suggestion ?

 

[iMatty]

Not really, that's what i've experienced before.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

oh thanks for your help iand one more thing my gpu power voltage .8mv is that a problem

 

[VarenDerpsAroundPC]

oh thanks for your help iand one more thing my gpu power voltage .8mv is that a problem

Created an account to give some insight.

It looks to me that you're having a single rail/multi rail configuration issue.
Essentially, you are running the cpu and gpu in a single rail, that coupled with the distinct lack of overhead for your machine causes the power supply to cut power without any prior warning or data to show.

I suggest going for a slightly more efficient power supply and ensure it has multi-rail capability. In general you would need about 20-30% overhead on your power supply AT max load.

Data I am using: The fact that your PC shuts down at full load (you could try to blender it and double check.) The wattage and type of power supply you own. The power draw of the I7 and the GPU. Prior experience with the same issue using even a corsair PSU.

I suggest testing prior to upgrading the PSU using blender and putting your PC in a full-load situation. This will have two effects, this will show you any voltage drops in the 12v line, as well as allow your PC to reach it's full load without any possibility of data loss.

If your P.C. reboots without any error codes in the event viewer, It's most likely the power supply not meeting the needs of the fully loaded PC.

This won't be super obvious, you really have to rely on your gut.

Stable otherwise, unless fully loaded, is almost always a PSU power management issue.

 

[Hiphop_Aadhi]

thanks Guys For Your Kind Help but i Think i solved the problem today I was Install Fresh Copy of windows Everythings Fine
I was used pubg mobile more than 4 hours every things fine i was installed all latest drivers Too Not Nvidia (newer version is buggy)