Computer is randomly restarting in games,

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roeeguraria

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I'm having this problem for a long time now.
Everytime i play games the computer randomly restarts, no blue screen no warning, as if someone pressed the reset button.
the problem can happen after 5 min or 30 no matter on high or low graphic, even in low demanding games.
sent it to a lab few times and it never crahed there according to the IT guy.
(ran on max stress test for 4 days)
few thing:
- not overheating
-i tried different electric sockets
-ALL drivers are up to date

please help me the computer became unplayable.
i followed so many things online nothing helped.

specs:
-WIN 10
-16 RAM
-Nvidia geforce 1050 Ti
-intel core i7
-power supply -SeaSonic M12II 850V

thanks for everyone who replies i am so annoyed by this.


 
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Lutfij

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Please list your specs like so:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:

You will also need to be specific with the make and models of each component. You should also include the age of the PSU.

When the system idle's, does the system reboot? When you say you've tried so many things, can you elaborate what you've tried to warrant you to come here? Are you on the latest BIOS update for your motherboard?
 
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roeeguraria

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no it doesn't do that when idle but it sometimes and rarely crashed just on the internet. or things like that.
BIOS are up-to-date according to the IT guy
and i make sure daily that everything is up-to-date via Driver Booster.

CPU:Gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H
Motherboard: Intel (R) Core(TM) i7-3770 3.90Ghz
Ram: Ripjaw Z 4 ram (x4)
GPU: Nvidia geforce GTX 1050 Ti
PSU: SeaSonic M12 Bronze II 850V
Chassis: Snarkoon
OS: win10 64-bit

-i deep cleaned my computer
-put a new thermal paste
-moved the GPU to a different socket
-i went thought the motherboard to search for bad components.
-i reinstalled win10 and deleted everything.
-switched power cables and sockets.
-made sure all wires and fully connected and good,
-made sure the heatsink is full in place.
-and while playing made sure the heat is ok and it was: CPU 60 max GPU 54 max
 
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