Random restarts during loading in some games

[ted.gaiming]

For some reason my PC just does a really fast reboot (without warning) while I play some specific games (CS:GO and Anthem VIP Demo)
When i play CS it happenes in the middle of a game and in anthem it happenes while loading into missions and when you finish a mission and you are about to load back into the fort.
I have no clue what it could possibly be but I thought it was my GPU or CPU overheating but last time it happened my GPU was at 50-58C (51 at reboot) and my CPU was at 55-62C. (62 at reboot)
My GPU useage at the moment of the reboot was at 39% and my CPU useage was at 100%



PC specs

GPU: GTX 1080
RAM: 16GB DDR4
CPU: Intel i5-7600K 3.80GHz
Motherboard: Asus Prime Z270-A
Powersupply: 600W
Running Windows 10 64bit

if anyone wants me to test more stuff just tell me what I should test and how and I will do my best and if you need more info I will try and give it to you

 

[sizzling]

The key information is missing, we need make and model of psu. This sounds like a power issue and there is a massive difference between high and low quality psu's.

 

[ted.gaiming]

The key information is missing, we need make and model of psu. This sounds like a power issue and there is a massive difference between high and low quality psu's.

So do I need to upgrade it then and if I do do you have any recommendations?

I looked through some old boxes and found a 500W psu box so I assume that is what I have in my PC rn

 

[sizzling]

Take the side off the PC and tell us the make and model of the psu. I'd say psu is most likely but there are other possible causes.

 

[ted.gaiming]

Take the side off the PC and tell us the make and model of the psu. I'd say psu is most likely but there are other possible causes.

I asked my dad if he rememberd what I put in this and he said he thought it was a 600 or 750W and it is most likley EVGA but I will open my PC and pull it out later tonight

 

[sizzling]

Usually you can see what it is just by taking the side off so hopefully will be easy.

 

[ted.gaiming]

Usually you can see what it is just by taking the side off so hopefully will be easy.

I think I need to remove 4 screws on the back because my psu is hidden in the bottom of my case so I propobly need to unplug some cables aswell

 

[ted.gaiming]

Usually you can see what it is just by taking the side off so hopefully will be easy.

I checked and I have a 600W psu