AMD FX -8320 overheating

[eaglevision]

Today I bought:

AMD FX-8320, X8, socket AM3+, 64bit, 3,5GHz, 125W, cache 16MB, BOX
Motherboard - M5A97 LE R2.0
Asus, 970, DualDDR3-1866, SATA3, RAID, GBLAN, ATX

RAM - Crucial 8GB (2x4GB) Ballistix DDR3 1600MHz CL(9-9-9-24) Unbuffered NON-ECC 1.5V

GPU - ASUS Radeon R7 250X, 2GB GDDR5 (128 Bit), HDMI, 2xDVI, DP

Doing nothing ~~ 36c

I play cs:go temp goes over 65c then I restart pc and pc turns off.

Even if I browse temp goes higher. Sorry English is not my native language

PLS HELP

 

[clutchc]

I presume this is stock, with stock cooler? Have you checked the cooler to be sure it is solidly mounted and not movable?

 

[eaglevision]

I presume this is stock, with stock cooler? Have you checked the cooler to be sure it is solidly mounted and not movable?

Yeah its stock. I think so

 

[clutchc]

I presume this is stock, with stock cooler? Have you checked the cooler to be sure it is solidly mounted and not movable?

Yeah its stock. I think so

Your idle temp of 36C and your gaming temp of 65C is fine with that stock cooler. Nothing to worry about there. But are you saying that the PC shuts itself off when you are gaming?

 

[eaglevision]

I presume this is stock, with stock cooler? Have you checked the cooler to be sure it is solidly mounted and not movable?

Yeah its stock. I think so

Your idle temp of 36C and your gaming temp of 65C is fine with that stock cooler. Nothing to worry about there. But are you saying that the PC shuts itself off when you are gaming?

After I saw that temp i wanna check some settings on BIOS restart pc then pc goes off

 

[clutchc]

If I understand you correctly, you restarted the PC yourself. But it didn't restart... it turned itself off?

 

[eaglevision]

If I understand you correctly, you restarted the PC yourself. But it didn't restart... it turned itself off?

Restarts normally I saw ASUS logo then pc goes OFF

 

[clutchc]

If I understand you correctly, you restarted the PC yourself. But it didn't restart... it turned itself off?

Restarts normally I saw ASUS logo then pc goes OFF

If this is a new pre-built PC still under warranty, I'd return it. If not, what is the make/model of the PSU?

 

[eaglevision]

If I understand you correctly, you restarted the PC yourself. But it didn't restart... it turned itself off?

Restarts normally I saw ASUS logo then pc goes OFF

If this is a new pre-built PC still under warranty, I'd return it. If not, what is the make/model of the PSU?

I made this pc from parts. PSU- ZAS-LOGI-LC-600-ATX-PFC: PSU LOGIC ATX 600W 120mm FAN

 

[clutchc]

I can't find any specs on that PSU. Can you see the nameplate on the side of the PSU? If so, tell me the amps and watts rating for the +12V rail.

 

[eaglevision]

I can't find any specs on that PSU. Can you see the nameplate on the side of the PSU? If so, tell me the amps and watts rating for the +12V rail.

Same on my PSU http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/2701046500_1330930478.jpg

 

[clutchc]

I can't find any specs on that PSU. Can you see the nameplate on the side of the PSU? If so, tell me the amps and watts rating for the +12V rail.

Same on my PSU http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/2701046500_1330930478.jpg

That's what I was afraid of. The PSU looks to be a low quality, over rated unit. The all-important +12V ratings put it more in the 300W range than 600W. Your problem may be PSU related. That would be my first thought.

 

[eaglevision]

I can't find any specs on that PSU. Can you see the nameplate on the side of the PSU? If so, tell me the amps and watts rating for the +12V rail.

Same on my PSU http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/2701046500_1330930478.jpg

That's what I was afraid of. The PSU looks to be a low quality, over rated unit. The all-important +12V ratings put it more in the 300W range than 600W. Your problem may be PSU related. That would be my first thought.

I run my old build with this PSU no problems

 

[clutchc]

What did that consist of?

 

[eaglevision]

What did that consist of?

CPU - amd athlon ii x4 635
GPU - ati radeon HD 5750
4GB RAM
MB - msi gf615m-p33

and same psu

 

[clutchc]

Well, you've gone from a 86W gfx card to a 95W card. And from a 95W Athlon II X4 to a 125W FX-8320. That could be too much for the weak PSU and causing it to begin to fail.

 

[eaglevision]

Well, you've gone from a 86W gfx card to a 95W card. And from a 95W Athlon II X4 to a 125W FX-8320. That could be too much for the weak PSU and causing it to begin to fail.

Thx for help :/ I think 600w more then enough for this buid idk im confused

 

[eaglevision]

Well, you've gone from a 86W gfx card to a 95W card. And from a 95W Athlon II X4 to a 125W FX-8320. That could be too much for the weak PSU and causing it to begin to fail.

Today I bought new thermal paste and play game ~35 min now better ~59c and not that laud

 

[NightAntilli]

Well, you've gone from a 86W gfx card to a 95W card. And from a 95W Athlon II X4 to a 125W FX-8320. That could be too much for the weak PSU and causing it to begin to fail.

Thx for help :/ I think 600w more then enough for this buid idk im confused

It's not about the amount of wattage. It's about the quality of the power supply. There are 750W power supplies that kill the motherboard of systems that don't even use 300W, because they couldn't provide a stable current. The power supply is the most important for the stability of your system. You have to replace it. If you buy a 500W PSU rated as 80Plus Gold, you'll be better off than with your current 750W. Although, I'd recommend you get at least 600W for your system. Over 750W if you wish to have an upgrade path open. This puts you anywhere between 80$ and $150 for a good quality power supply.

 

[eaglevision]

Well, you've gone from a 86W gfx card to a 95W card. And from a 95W Athlon II X4 to a 125W FX-8320. That could be too much for the weak PSU and causing it to begin to fail.

Thx for help :/ I think 600w more then enough for this buid idk im confused

It's not about the amount of wattage. It's about the quality of the power supply. There are 750W power supplies that kill the motherboard of systems that don't even use 300W, because they couldn't provide a stable current. The power supply is the most important for the stability of your system. You have to replace it. If you buy a 500W PSU rated as 80Plus Gold, you'll be better off than with your current 750W. Although, I'd recommend you get at least 600W for your system. Over 750W if you wish to have an upgrade path open. This puts you anywhere between 80$ and $150 for a good quality power supply.

Its all good now stable and temp is good atm after playing ~1hour 52c



SOLVED pls close thread

THX for help anyway

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

It's also about board quality , and that board and CPU aren't a good fit.

M5A97 LE R2.0 < This board is usually unstable with the 8320 and 8350 because there are no heatsinks on the VRM's.

 

[clutchc]

Well, you've gone from a 86W gfx card to a 95W card. And from a 95W Athlon II X4 to a 125W FX-8320. That could be too much for the weak PSU and causing it to begin to fail.

Thx for help :/ I think 600w more then enough for this buid idk im confused

All I'm trying to say is that a no-name PSU with small capacity +12V rails like yours (18A and 16A) is not a true 600W PSU, and it will deteriorate quickly over time with the 10.5A CPU, 8A gfx card, plus MB, fans, drives, and whatever else is included in your system that runs off the +12V rails.