PC restarting when playing games!!!
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Ironwilly
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Have you overclocked your CPU? Do you have your RAM or GPU overclocked? If so, return all 3 to the stock (recommended) clock speeds and then try again.
When you upgraded to the FX-8350 did you install the CPU to an older motherboard or upgrade the MB at the same time? If you're using an older motherboard, check the manufacturers website for possible BIOS updates that may affect CPU compatibility.
Check in Device Manager to make sure you don't have malfunctioning drivers/hw. Reset your BIOS to default settings as well.
Check to make sure you're not having thermal issues using a temperature monitor such as HWmonitor from CPUID.
Post back if you're still having issues after trying these and give more information about the hardware and peripherals you're using with the PC.
When you upgraded to the FX-8350 did you install the CPU to an older motherboard or upgrade the MB at the same time? If you're using an older motherboard, check the manufacturers website for possible BIOS updates that may affect CPU compatibility.
Check in Device Manager to make sure you don't have malfunctioning drivers/hw. Reset your BIOS to default settings as well.
Check to make sure you're not having thermal issues using a temperature monitor such as HWmonitor from CPUID.
Post back if you're still having issues after trying these and give more information about the hardware and peripherals you're using with the PC.
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Darkresurrection
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Oh...that's definitly your psu...fx 8350 is power hungry, what' s your graphic card and your budget!?
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Darkresurrection
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it aint that easy tell me all your specs, the number of gpus you have, what your gpu is, how many fans do you have, how many hdds do you have, how many dvd roms/blue ray drives you have to go on the safe side
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Darkresurrection
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get a corsair tx series cmpsu-650tx 650w...a little more for future proofing...you can buy it at newegg for 90$
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I would recommend, to be exact, a http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-power-supply-cmpsu750txv2
or rather a Corsair Enthusiast 750W 80 PLUS Bronze Certified ATX12V / EPS12V Power Supply, assuming your case will fit it.
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