Ok so I did a new build a week ago. The specs are:
- Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3
- Ryzen 5 1600 with aftermarket Be Quiet! cooler overclocked to 3.7 with under voltage to 1.224 V (which was stable in 1 h Aida 64 stress test. The temps don't go over 65C)
- Corsair Vengeance 16 GB 3000mhz
- SeaSonic 850 W power supply
- Sapphire 280x Toxic 3GB
- Samsung 850 SSD
- WD Black HDD
So the problem occurs when I game. The PC restarts, the fans and LED lights continue to work but the BIOS does not boot. When I turn the PSU off and turn it back on it boots as normal, but if I go to the BIOS and without doing any change hit Save it goes in the same working fans/not booting BIOS state. I did a RAM test from windows and it was ok and functional. Could the under voltage cause this sort of problem?
- Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3
- Ryzen 5 1600 with aftermarket Be Quiet! cooler overclocked to 3.7 with under voltage to 1.224 V (which was stable in 1 h Aida 64 stress test. The temps don't go over 65C)
- Corsair Vengeance 16 GB 3000mhz
- SeaSonic 850 W power supply
- Sapphire 280x Toxic 3GB
- Samsung 850 SSD
- WD Black HDD
So the problem occurs when I game. The PC restarts, the fans and LED lights continue to work but the BIOS does not boot. When I turn the PSU off and turn it back on it boots as normal, but if I go to the BIOS and without doing any change hit Save it goes in the same working fans/not booting BIOS state. I did a RAM test from windows and it was ok and functional. Could the under voltage cause this sort of problem?
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