Why is my pc crashing?

[Stelvo]

Hi.

My pc has been crashing alot lately. The pc just randomly turns off and boots back up again.

I've used bluescreenview to get the error code.
https://gyazo.com/c8eb614e4b8a36edccc85e5e83ba5c85

I've overclocked it a while back but I put it back on stock.
How can I fix this?

 

[CooLWoLF]

We need way more information in order to determine a potential cause. Please list your system specs.

 

[lumineZ]

List all your hardware.

List what cooling you have.

List your CPU tempratures. (idle and under load)

 

[Stelvo]

FX-6300 @3.5 Ghz
Stock Cooler
GTX 750-TI
gigabyte ga 78lmt usb3 6.0
8GB Ram

https://gyazo.com/f96d3292a70eb42801c0ba36e08f74ab

 

[Stelvo]

Idle seems to be around 40/50ish. I used Core on Speedfan. Temp 1/2/3 are all higher. Playing CSGO dm for 10 minutes bumps it up to around 55

 

[Stelvo]

List all your hardware.

List what cooling you have.

List your CPU tempratures. (idle and under load)

Yeah, Idle around 40, gaming around 50/60

 

[Grugbug]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

 

[Stelvo]

Sometimes it crashes after I booted. Like 5 mins. No gaming, it just reboots.

 

[Stelvo]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

 

[CooLWoLF]

That's a junk PSU. It may actually be the culprit. Can you afford to replace it?

 

[Grugbug]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

Can you borrow a PSU from somewhere for testing purposes?
I don't have a lot of faith in your PSU.

 

[Stelvo]

That's a junk PSU. It may actually be the culprit. Can you afford to replace it?

I can afford it. But ofcourse I'd rather not. Is there a way to be certain it's the PSU? Would be a shame if I replaced it and it wouldn't help.

 

[Stelvo]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

Can you borrow a PSU from somewhere for testing purposes?
I don't have a lot of faith in your PSU.

I can't borrow one. I don't trust this PSU either, but just replacing it without knowing if it will fix the problem doesn't seem very smart.

 

[CooLWoLF]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

Can you borrow a PSU from somewhere for testing purposes?
I don't have a lot of faith in your PSU.

I can't borrow one. I don't trust this PSU either, but just replacing it without knowing if it will fix the problem doesn't seem very smart.

The symptoms you describe are characteristic of a bad PSU. You could always return it if it doesn't solve the problem.

Buying a better, higher quality PSU now will also help with your next upgrade as you can reuse the new PSU.

 

[Stelvo]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

Can you borrow a PSU from somewhere for testing purposes?
I don't have a lot of faith in your PSU.

I can't borrow one. I don't trust this PSU either, but just replacing it without knowing if it will fix the problem doesn't seem very smart.

The symptoms you describe are characteristic of a bad PSU. You could always return it if it doesn't solve the problem.

Buying a better, higher quality PSU now will also help with your next upgrade as you can reuse the new PSU.

If I were to replace it, which seems easy to do on my own, what are your recommendations? As cheap as possible but still reliable. I'm thinking cooler master ... ?

 

[CooLWoLF]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

Can you borrow a PSU from somewhere for testing purposes?
I don't have a lot of faith in your PSU.

I can't borrow one. I don't trust this PSU either, but just replacing it without knowing if it will fix the problem doesn't seem very smart.

The symptoms you describe are characteristic of a bad PSU. You could always return it if it doesn't solve the problem.

Buying a better, higher quality PSU now will also help with your next upgrade as you can reuse the new PSU.

If I were to replace it, which seems easy to do on my own, what are your recommendations? As cheap as possible but still reliable. I'm thinking cooler master ... ?

What is your budget?

 

[Stelvo]

Can we get the make/ model of your PSU?

hkc sz-450pdr

Can you borrow a PSU from somewhere for testing purposes?
I don't have a lot of faith in your PSU.

I can't borrow one. I don't trust this PSU either, but just replacing it without knowing if it will fix the problem doesn't seem very smart.

The symptoms you describe are characteristic of a bad PSU. You could always return it if it doesn't solve the problem.

Buying a better, higher quality PSU now will also help with your next upgrade as you can reuse the new PSU.

If I were to replace it, which seems easy to do on my own, what are your recommendations? As cheap as possible but still reliable. I'm thinking cooler master ... ?

What is your budget?

Well, 50 euro max. So around 60 dollars. I also want to make sure it's good enough for when I want to upgrade my PC.

 

[CooLWoLF]

You should be able to find a Corsair CX500 or a EVGA 600W for around 50 euro.