[HELP REQUIRED] Computer Restarting

That chart is showing the GPU readings [they look ok to me].
Can you show the CPU readings.?

Oops sorry you have already shown them higher up.
You could try the standard BIOS settings that they were set to by the motherboard when it was made.
That way you will know that the motherboard & graphics card are ok.
That then just leaves the PSU.?
 
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Yep! but over 4 GHz on all cores, and the power needed when running stress tests puts a lot of drain on the PSU I guess.
Hope you can get a good PSU and it solves the problem, 1000W sounds about right imo, it gives you a safe margin.?
 
Tychi said:
Hmm yeah you're probably right, i guess i'll have to order a new one. What a pain in the arse! lol
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Before you do that, try testing your PSU using a digital multi-meter (DMM) while your system is under load, as it is the most accurate way of getting voltage readings on all 3 rails of your PSU. Here is a guide on how to get gauge them, http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDFAQs&op=FAQ_Question&ndfaq_id=28

All values on each rails must be within +/- 5% per ATX specification.
 
I had a similar issue and this might help.
Turn Off Link State Power Management
Link State Power Management is a power saving mechanism. It has two options, the first one which is Moderate Power Savings, saves less power but recovers quickly from the sleep state. The second one, Maximum Power Savings, saves more power and the time to recover from sleep state is increased. If you turn it off, the LSPM won’t come into play. Users reported that turning this feature off helped with blank screens, and freezing issues specially where NVIDIA/AMD Graphic Cards were being used.

Hold the Windows Key and Press R. Type powercfg.cpl and Click OK. Click Change Plan Settings for your Active Plan. Then choose Change Advanced Power Settings, scroll down until you see PCI Express -> Link State Power Management -> Click “whatever” the option is next to Settings, and set it to Off. Then test.
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Taken from here:- http://appuals.com/windows-10-freezes-randomly/
 
So i ended up buying a new PSU and a GTX 1070, and the problem is solved. I guess it was my PSU acting up. Thanks for the help guys!
 
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