Hi guys,
Current specs : Ryzen 1800x
Asus Prime Pro x370 (latest bios)
32GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance Memory
4GB RX 480 Sapphire Graphics Card
650W Corsair PSU
250GB SSD Samsung Pro Evo 850
I will be doing some things which are CPU intensive,it seems to last a few hours and all of a sudden the computer will turn off. The only way for me to load it back up is either clear the CMOS or turn it off on the power supply and turn it back on again.
i have tried the latest bios update - to no avail. I have also tried several different BIOS but not having any luck. All default settings. (no overclock)
I have checked for windows updates on my computer, still don't think this is the cause.
Event Viewer just shows that it's Kernel Error 41, so I am thinking maybe it's a bad PSU? But this PSU isn't even that old. I have checked all of the power connections and it seems like not any issues.. I hope I can sort it soon.
Temps are not an issue either, maximum 70C under load.
As of now, I am just doing a memtest.. will see if any errors come up. I don't think so though.
Current specs : Ryzen 1800x
Asus Prime Pro x370 (latest bios)
32GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance Memory
4GB RX 480 Sapphire Graphics Card
650W Corsair PSU
250GB SSD Samsung Pro Evo 850
I will be doing some things which are CPU intensive,it seems to last a few hours and all of a sudden the computer will turn off. The only way for me to load it back up is either clear the CMOS or turn it off on the power supply and turn it back on again.
i have tried the latest bios update - to no avail. I have also tried several different BIOS but not having any luck. All default settings. (no overclock)
I have checked for windows updates on my computer, still don't think this is the cause.
Event Viewer just shows that it's Kernel Error 41, so I am thinking maybe it's a bad PSU? But this PSU isn't even that old. I have checked all of the power connections and it seems like not any issues.. I hope I can sort it soon.
Temps are not an issue either, maximum 70C under load.
As of now, I am just doing a memtest.. will see if any errors come up. I don't think so though.