- Feb 23, 2014
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Hi.
My computer has been running fine for several months now. Recently I have been playing higher load games like battlefield 4 constantly for a few hours and sometimes my PC randomly reboots with no warning. I have already tested for bad memory (no problems) and my gpu temperature doesn't go too high. I also uninstalled a recently installed amd gpu driver with no luck.
I am starting to wonder if it is my APU temperature or not having enough wattage psu
Please help if you can
System build:
CPU: Amd A10 5800k (using stock heatsink with no third party thermal paste)
Gpu: MSI 2gb DDR5 Radeon HD 7850
Mobo: FM2-a75MA-E35
RAM: corsair vengeance LP 8GB (1x 8) 1600Mhz
PSU: corsair 430w
Other (for working out wattage): 1x DVDRW, 1x ssd, 1x 7200rpm hdd, 4x 120mm fans (3 LED), front sad card reader.
Thanks in advance,
Ollie
EDIT: Was just monitoring CPU Temp in bios and once it had stopped rising it stayed at around 52 Degrees(Celsius) Not sure if this is normal or not?
My computer has been running fine for several months now. Recently I have been playing higher load games like battlefield 4 constantly for a few hours and sometimes my PC randomly reboots with no warning. I have already tested for bad memory (no problems) and my gpu temperature doesn't go too high. I also uninstalled a recently installed amd gpu driver with no luck.
I am starting to wonder if it is my APU temperature or not having enough wattage psu
Please help if you can
System build:
CPU: Amd A10 5800k (using stock heatsink with no third party thermal paste)
Gpu: MSI 2gb DDR5 Radeon HD 7850
Mobo: FM2-a75MA-E35
RAM: corsair vengeance LP 8GB (1x 8) 1600Mhz
PSU: corsair 430w
Other (for working out wattage): 1x DVDRW, 1x ssd, 1x 7200rpm hdd, 4x 120mm fans (3 LED), front sad card reader.
Thanks in advance,
Ollie
EDIT: Was just monitoring CPU Temp in bios and once it had stopped rising it stayed at around 52 Degrees(Celsius) Not sure if this is normal or not?
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