pc turns off automatically
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pyr0_m4n
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I don't think that program is reading your temps right. You seem to have -55C on there for some reason. Try using HwMonitor. But if those core temps are right, you don't have a heat issue. I've got a CPU that can hit 85C and the computer still keeps going. Although thats not good for it.
pyr0_m4n
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http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
Go download that. Then post a screenshot of what the temps are. I don't trust any program that display -55C in one of the temps.
Go download that. Then post a screenshot of what the temps are. I don't trust any program that display -55C in one of the temps.
pyr0_m4n
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I assume these were taken during idle. As long as those max core temps dont go too high, its not a heat issue. Like I said, my amd CPU can hit 85C and still keep going. It's not supposed to, but it will. So I seriously doubt you have a heat issue. 40C isnt great, but its acceptable for idle temps.
alannm37
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Faulty PSU or it's not sufficient enough for your build. Consider changing it before something bad happens. E.g. PSU fireworks as I like to call them, motherboard frying, short circuiting basically, it's not nice so change your PSU.
Matthew Ma
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check ur power settings on ur windows os just to be sure but seeing how old this system is unless u changed it recently then it wont be the problem
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