I will give you all the information I can give:
Intel 4770 3.4 GHZ
8gb DDR3
EVGA NVIDIA 660
3.0 TB Seagate HDD 7200 RPM
Coolmax 650w 120mm NW Series
Gigabyte Ultra Durable 5 GA-Z97X-D3H
Temps under load for CPU: 40-65C
Temps under load for GPU: 50-65C
System Temp (Via Bios): 35C
Things I've tried:
Disabled automatic restart upon system failure in order to receive the Blue Screen and further diagnose the issue. Nothing. It just restarts itself completely.
Checked individual Ram sticks one at a time. Nothing.
Sat in Bios for an hour to see if it restarts. Nothing.
Ran Norton Anti Virus multiple times. Found Nothing.
Intel Rapid Storage says HDD Is operating as normal.
Ran Prime95, no issues or restarts.
The computer just randomly restarts. Sometimes after a long while, sometimes very quickly. I may have forgotten steps I've taken but I think that's everything. I've hit a wall here. Last thing to note is that DRAM in Bios shows 1.488volts. Not sure if that helps but someone mentioned to me to check voltage settings in Bios however, I have no idea how to do this.
Intel 4770 3.4 GHZ
8gb DDR3
EVGA NVIDIA 660
3.0 TB Seagate HDD 7200 RPM
Coolmax 650w 120mm NW Series
Gigabyte Ultra Durable 5 GA-Z97X-D3H
Temps under load for CPU: 40-65C
Temps under load for GPU: 50-65C
System Temp (Via Bios): 35C
Things I've tried:
Disabled automatic restart upon system failure in order to receive the Blue Screen and further diagnose the issue. Nothing. It just restarts itself completely.
Checked individual Ram sticks one at a time. Nothing.
Sat in Bios for an hour to see if it restarts. Nothing.
Ran Norton Anti Virus multiple times. Found Nothing.
Intel Rapid Storage says HDD Is operating as normal.
Ran Prime95, no issues or restarts.
The computer just randomly restarts. Sometimes after a long while, sometimes very quickly. I may have forgotten steps I've taken but I think that's everything. I've hit a wall here. Last thing to note is that DRAM in Bios shows 1.488volts. Not sure if that helps but someone mentioned to me to check voltage settings in Bios however, I have no idea how to do this.