- Jul 4, 2016
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I'm sorry that I probably am in wrong cathegory, but im desperate at this point.
For past half a year my pc's performence has been getting worse. It started to crash on graphictly intense softwares (games, blender ect). At first it seemed normal, fallout 4 on ultra, crash once in a week when everything was intense, fair enough. But half a year later, i am unable to play ANY 3d games, and i am unable to work in Blender's render mode.
Yesterday, it got even worse. It turned off during windows update, when i was doing absolutely nothing else and no other programs beside windows were running.
PC turns off as if the power was cut and then reboots. The only error it displays is that power was cut, and nothing else. (CPU and memory don't even have to be running at high levels for it to die)
I've been fighting this issue for a long while, so i busted some possible causes:
Virus - Busted: OS has been installed on a completly new hdd and memory is clean.
Failing Hdd - Busted: Happens on completly new hdd.
Dirty fans - Busted: They're clean, of course.
Broken OS - Busted: Fresh, fully updated install. So unless Microsoft is sabotaging the updates, theres no chance of it being the cause of all this.
Specs:
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
CPU: Intel(r) Core(tm) i5-4690k CPU @ 3.50GHz (times 4)
Memory: 8120mb
PSU: Corsair vs550
Motherboard: MSI b85m-e45
For past half a year my pc's performence has been getting worse. It started to crash on graphictly intense softwares (games, blender ect). At first it seemed normal, fallout 4 on ultra, crash once in a week when everything was intense, fair enough. But half a year later, i am unable to play ANY 3d games, and i am unable to work in Blender's render mode.
Yesterday, it got even worse. It turned off during windows update, when i was doing absolutely nothing else and no other programs beside windows were running.
PC turns off as if the power was cut and then reboots. The only error it displays is that power was cut, and nothing else. (CPU and memory don't even have to be running at high levels for it to die)
I've been fighting this issue for a long while, so i busted some possible causes:
Virus - Busted: OS has been installed on a completly new hdd and memory is clean.
Failing Hdd - Busted: Happens on completly new hdd.
Dirty fans - Busted: They're clean, of course.
Broken OS - Busted: Fresh, fully updated install. So unless Microsoft is sabotaging the updates, theres no chance of it being the cause of all this.
Specs:
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
CPU: Intel(r) Core(tm) i5-4690k CPU @ 3.50GHz (times 4)
Memory: 8120mb
PSU: Corsair vs550
Motherboard: MSI b85m-e45
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