PC Randomly Rebooting. Not Temps!
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fudgecakes99
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Specs specifically power supply unit wattage type model, and gpu type model. Also i'd look into running an occt test http://www.ocbase.com/.
If the screen goes black you need a bigger/better psu.
If the screen goes black you need a bigger/better psu.
fudgecakes99
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Strange have you tried running other benchmarks like valley or some other free ones? If it's your GPU at fault it shouldn't reboot your computer it should either create artifacts or you should lose signal.
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If it just happened in gta 5 i could just blame it on gta 5 but since it's happened in valley as well. Something causing it. Occt doesn't goes a reboot. I dunno what to think if its not psu.
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windows 10 isn't in beta it's out as a full fledged operating system. But i've been looking online and it seems like you're not the only one with these issues. If its windows 10 related i suggest going to ms forum and looking it up their for a more indepth information.
Are you're nvidia drivers up to date? Is windows 10 updated?
Are you're nvidia drivers up to date? Is windows 10 updated?
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I'd try some windows 10 forums as it seems to point towards a o.s. issue more so then a gpu one. You could try and rma the gpu see if a new one changes anything if it's becoming a big issue with crashes.
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