- Apr 16, 2019
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Hi, I just built a PC about a few days ago, and I got a problem about the case. Built the PC with Cooler Master Elite 110A Mini ITX Case.
So my PC always rebooted without warning every time my PC is on load like playing games etc. When I first found the problem, I thought it was the motherboard or PSU that was faulty, or my XMP settings that wasn't right. But after I reseated the memory, and left the case open for testing, it plays GTA V perfectly (that was always rebooted without warning before). So I thought the problem was resolved, and then I put the case panel back on.
After that I tried playing the game, the problem happened again. So with the resolution in mind, I opened the enclosure once more, and yet it played games flawlessly like ever before. So I suspected that it was the case, or some screws that touched the case enclosure to the extent that it shorts my motherboard and causes restarts without any warning.
I suspected it was my HDD tray and the PSU's screws, because when I tested it on a spark tester it lights when at other places doesn't. The Front I/O also lights up when I put the tester on, whether the USB or the headphone jack. Again, could be PSU or motherboard, but I highly bet the case was the problem.
Anyone having a solution to this?
So my PC always rebooted without warning every time my PC is on load like playing games etc. When I first found the problem, I thought it was the motherboard or PSU that was faulty, or my XMP settings that wasn't right. But after I reseated the memory, and left the case open for testing, it plays GTA V perfectly (that was always rebooted without warning before). So I thought the problem was resolved, and then I put the case panel back on.
After that I tried playing the game, the problem happened again. So with the resolution in mind, I opened the enclosure once more, and yet it played games flawlessly like ever before. So I suspected that it was the case, or some screws that touched the case enclosure to the extent that it shorts my motherboard and causes restarts without any warning.
I suspected it was my HDD tray and the PSU's screws, because when I tested it on a spark tester it lights when at other places doesn't. The Front I/O also lights up when I put the tester on, whether the USB or the headphone jack. Again, could be PSU or motherboard, but I highly bet the case was the problem.
Anyone having a solution to this?
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