computer keeps shutting off by itself. please help im almost fed up.

JAY96

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Old system build:
CPU- AMD FX 8320.
CPU COOLER- (COOLER MASTER D92).
GPU- MSI GTX 960 4GB.
avexir core RAM 8GB 1600.
MOTHERBOARD- MSI 760GMA-P34 FX.
raidmax hybrid 2 520 PSU
HDD- WD 1TB.
CASE- DEEPCOOL TESSERACT.

Upgraded recent system build is:
CPU- AMD FX 8350.
CPU COOLER- (COOLER MASTER D92).
GPU- MSI GTX 960 4GB.
CORSAIR RAM 16GB 1600.
MOTHERBOARD- MSI 760GMA-P34 FX.
PSU- ROSEWILL PHOTON 550. (FULL MODULAR)
HDD- WD 1TB.
CASE- NZXT PHANTOM 410.
6 FANS IN THE CASE, 8 IF YOU COUNT CPU COOLER

when i first built the rig everything was fine after a couple of month the computer will shut down randomly i checked if it was the cpu overheating that when i bought the D92 cooler. i tested for a few days and it started again. i asked for help on the site they told me to change my PSU from raidmax hybrid 2 520 PSU to something better that when i bought the Rosewill Photon 550. BUT STILL SAMETHING
 
Solution
It could be a heating issue. The BIOS typically have thermal limits and then system shuts down if it's hitting that.

Also double check all your cable connections both inside and out. A lose power cable can appear to be plugged in but the slightest move could sever the connection turning the system off.

Your motherboard could also be hitting an error causing a shutdown. If you have an error code on it check it against the manual to see what the cause is.

Robbmrp1

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It could be a heating issue. The BIOS typically have thermal limits and then system shuts down if it's hitting that.

Also double check all your cable connections both inside and out. A lose power cable can appear to be plugged in but the slightest move could sever the connection turning the system off.

Your motherboard could also be hitting an error causing a shutdown. If you have an error code on it check it against the manual to see what the cause is.
 
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JAY96

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NO ERROR CODE OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT AND trust me i have re routed my cables like a million times. when i was using the 8320 i changed the thermal paste multiple times thinking it was overheating temp doesnt even reach 70 degrees gaming.
 

Anon212

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IT could be number of things - First that it's on my mind is faulty PSU - maybe it's not holding the proper voltage and your mobo switches off to avoid damage. Try to borrow PSU from someone and run it again.
Also - Do all of your fans work properly ? My friend had similar issue and he just put his fans in other slots - his BIOS thought that fans are not running and it would shut down after few min.
 

JAY96

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it cant be my psu because i have 2 different PSU A RAIDMAX HYBRID 2 520 AND A ROSEWILL PHOTON 550 and all my fans are working cool and quiet im starting to thing this is a sofware issue.
 

JAY96

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Do you guys think this might be a software issue anything you can think off or know please tell me. because i have checked and double check all hardware they are all new and fine.
 

Anon212

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Okay, try one more thing
Dissconnect your RAM and clean it with eraser ( but be sure you dont left any of eraser on it later) then put it back again - this removes oxidation from copper . Dont over-do-it
If it's not that then it's absolutly softwere issue
 

JAY96

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it was my cpu cooler it was not cooling my cpu the "cooler master D92" i changed the cpu cooler to the stock cooler ever since my computer stayed on even gaming for hours
 

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Great news that you were able to figure it out. Enjoy your gaming!