FX-6300 stock 1.4 V

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woodrow888

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I am having issues what appears to be with my PSU.
FX-6300 at stock speed at 3,5Ghz and the voltages keep jumping up above 1.4V IDLE and PC keeps restarting after a few minutes of gaming (Rimworld, LoL, and Battalion 1944)
Temperatures are good considering everything is in between 30-40°C the cpu even gets as low as 20°C idle, in gaming +10-15°C, but thats still acceptable.

CPU: FX-6300
CPU cooler: Arctic Freezer 13
MB: GA 78LMT USB3 rev. 5
GPU: Sapphire R9 270 stock speed, with an Arctic Accelero Twin Turbo III
Ram: 16GB Kingston HyperX at 1333mhz
PSU: Generic 500W
HDD: WD 500GB
SSD: Kingston V300 60GB
OS: Win 10 64bit
https://imgur.com/a/rVrHN
https://imgur.com/RelNour

Thanks in andvance.
 
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madmatt30
Thing is its very very hard to measure psu voltages properly, you essentially need extra hardware.

Youre overclocked ?? Looking at that 1st core hitting 4000mhz+.

1.4v is too high for that board to run stable .

Your 12v reading (& as I said its impossible to tell if its 100% accurate) is just ridicolously umstable.

That psu ?? Yeah replacing that would be my very fist step , thats a sub 400w psu in reality & likely extremely low quality.
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Thing is its very very hard to measure psu voltages properly, you essentially need extra hardware.

Youre overclocked ?? Looking at that 1st core hitting 4000mhz+.

1.4v is too high for that board to run stable .

Your 12v reading (& as I said its impossible to tell if its 100% accurate) is just ridicolously umstable.

That psu ?? Yeah replacing that would be my very fist step , thats a sub 400w psu in reality & likely extremely low quality.
 
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woodrow888

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It's not overclocked. Never tried because of the PSU. Probably the turbo is that boost the clock speed, now that i think i should disable turbo, that would solve the issue, temporarily at least.
 
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a generic 500W that only delivers 350W on the 12V rail, that's more like a 375-400W PSU, and no-one would suggest running that on a 400W PSU. That's a huge red flag to me. Sort the PSU out before doing anything else, it might not solve your problem, but it'll solve a future problem.

I see that you removed the sticker than said "do not remove" :)
 
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