A couple days ago, I was in the middle of playing a game on my computer, and it just shut off, powered back on, and it sounded like the fans were running @ 10,000 rpm's but nothing would turn back on. I turned it off, checked my connections to every single thing inside my PC, and nothing seemed to be a problem. When my computer hours later turned back on, it was giving me a BIOS "CPU Temperature Error" and it was reading something like 95 degrees celsius, so I just turned it off and ordered a new cooler (I was previously just using the Intel stock cooler)
Got my Noctua U14S in yesterday, plugged it in, everything was fine, system was quiet, idle temps running below 30 celsius for GPU/CPU.. But today I went to play the game again, alt tabbed to check a message, and my computer shut off and did the same thing. Nothing is coming back overheating, or having any sort of issue. I play in a very cool room with the A/C on virtually at all times.
My PC is a few months old, but the parts are:
CPU: i7-4770K
GPU: GeForce GTX 770
RAM: 16GB Ripjaw
SSD: 128GB Samsung Evo
Mobo: Asus Z87-A
If anyone has even basic things that you think I can do.. I'm all ears. I've checked all the basic stuff, ran hardware monitors, checked fan speeds... I don't know what's going on or why it's happening.
Got my Noctua U14S in yesterday, plugged it in, everything was fine, system was quiet, idle temps running below 30 celsius for GPU/CPU.. But today I went to play the game again, alt tabbed to check a message, and my computer shut off and did the same thing. Nothing is coming back overheating, or having any sort of issue. I play in a very cool room with the A/C on virtually at all times.
My PC is a few months old, but the parts are:
CPU: i7-4770K
GPU: GeForce GTX 770
RAM: 16GB Ripjaw
SSD: 128GB Samsung Evo
Mobo: Asus Z87-A
If anyone has even basic things that you think I can do.. I'm all ears. I've checked all the basic stuff, ran hardware monitors, checked fan speeds... I don't know what's going on or why it's happening.
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