NBSN :
Have you checked your temperatures and fan speeds to ensure the components are not overheating? Did you correctly apply thermal paste and mount the CPU fan or liquid cooling system correctly? What are your entire system specs including wattage?
To answer your question...
My casing comes with 4 fans which are built in, it is a cooler master. I picked an intel core i7 lga2011 3,6 ghz as my processor it is monted on an asus sabertooth x79 with a rosewill heatsink on top of it...the few step that i didn't saw on my technique were how to fix a processor and a heatsink but i checked out on youtube and followed step by step carefully.
The rest i knew exactly as i am myself a tech which just got out of school...as for the rest of the comoonents...
Hdd western digital black caviar 3 tb splitted in 2 partitions (data and os.
Ram gskill ripjaw series 16 gb (4x4gb)
Graphics evga geforce gtx 760
A soundblaster recon 3d fatality as a sound card and pannel
A rosewill pci wi-fi adapter
An lg blue ray burner
And to complete the built i got an corsair hx 1050 power supply
( i got a powerful power supply in order to modify my built a bit later on...im planning on doing sli)
The 2 things that i could've really screwed up would be the processor and the heatsink part
But then my computer wouldn't have even booted in first place...it would've mostly been burnt even before x)
As for the cooling question...there is indeed one fan in the uefi bios which caught my attention...hopefully it isn't one of the most essentials...it is the front fan of.my casing it is running on a little too high speed...except this everything seems fine...
At first i tought it was my graphics which were the troubles but if it woild've been the case i would be able to reproduce the error even on an industrial electric circuit so...my second tought would be the power supply but i benchmarked it with an acl tester...everything is fine.
As for the voltage standards...it switches up auto so cant be this...
My second question would be...is there any setting in the bios which would cause this? And if everything seems fine on my side after testing...could the age of a building cause trouble for an advanced build like this...