So computer keeps restarting randomly and im really not sure whats wrong.
First of all my specs: intel core i7-980x black
Asus rampage extreme III
Corsair vengeance ram 32gb
Mushkin ssd 128gb(boot and core)
Western Digital 2gb hard drive(storage and games)
Thermaltake TPG-1200M (1200W) powersupply
2 Evga GTX 680's
Everything is liquid cooled.
So far the information I have gathered is that my computer will abruptly restart if im using a game. I disabled the auto restart expecting to get a BSOD but no the computer simply restarted. Sometimes it restarts but wont start up again and sounds almost as if its an engine reving up. I immediately thought overheating I observed the temperatures while in a game.
This is what i got
Processor Temperature readings Min Max
Core 0# 37C 35C 45C
Core 1# 40C 37C 47C
Core 2# 42C 40C 49C
Core 3# 41C 33C 43C
Core 4# 44C 41C 51C
Core 5# 38C 35C 44C
My Gcard's temps were at 22-25C idle and maxed out at 32C.
So yeah i have no idea whats wrong i have run a ram test each piece was tested individually and its fine. Can it be my power supply, any ideas or suggestions.
First of all my specs: intel core i7-980x black
Asus rampage extreme III
Corsair vengeance ram 32gb
Mushkin ssd 128gb(boot and core)
Western Digital 2gb hard drive(storage and games)
Thermaltake TPG-1200M (1200W) powersupply
2 Evga GTX 680's
Everything is liquid cooled.
So far the information I have gathered is that my computer will abruptly restart if im using a game. I disabled the auto restart expecting to get a BSOD but no the computer simply restarted. Sometimes it restarts but wont start up again and sounds almost as if its an engine reving up. I immediately thought overheating I observed the temperatures while in a game.
This is what i got
Processor Temperature readings Min Max
Core 0# 37C 35C 45C
Core 1# 40C 37C 47C
Core 2# 42C 40C 49C
Core 3# 41C 33C 43C
Core 4# 44C 41C 51C
Core 5# 38C 35C 44C
My Gcard's temps were at 22-25C idle and maxed out at 32C.
So yeah i have no idea whats wrong i have run a ram test each piece was tested individually and its fine. Can it be my power supply, any ideas or suggestions.