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Hi,
I built a new PC during lockdown and have had on and off issues with it randomly shutting down and re-booting. Initially it would do it on the desktop or at idle however since updating the bios/drivers that issue seems to have gone but it is now occasionally doing it during high load scenarios like games.
My Specs are as follows:
Seasonic Prime PX-850 850W
AMD 3800XT & Corsair H100
ASUS X570-F Motherboard
Corsair 32GB 3600Mhz Ram
Nvidia 3070 (Gigabyte OC)
NVMe & SSD & Storage Hard Drive
Has anyone else had similar issues? I've trawled every forum page and tried fixes both software and hardware wise, checked everything so I'm beginning to think it may be a faulty PSU. From my research it seems that Seasonic PSUs are quite sensitive to voltage spikes and will shut down frequently, there also seems to be some potential issues with the 3000s causing voltage spikes, could this combination be the culprit? As I don't have access to any alternative parts to try if anyone could shed some light on this or provide suggestions I'd be very grateful!
I built a new PC during lockdown and have had on and off issues with it randomly shutting down and re-booting. Initially it would do it on the desktop or at idle however since updating the bios/drivers that issue seems to have gone but it is now occasionally doing it during high load scenarios like games.
My Specs are as follows:
Seasonic Prime PX-850 850W
AMD 3800XT & Corsair H100
ASUS X570-F Motherboard
Corsair 32GB 3600Mhz Ram
Nvidia 3070 (Gigabyte OC)
NVMe & SSD & Storage Hard Drive
Has anyone else had similar issues? I've trawled every forum page and tried fixes both software and hardware wise, checked everything so I'm beginning to think it may be a faulty PSU. From my research it seems that Seasonic PSUs are quite sensitive to voltage spikes and will shut down frequently, there also seems to be some potential issues with the 3000s causing voltage spikes, could this combination be the culprit? As I don't have access to any alternative parts to try if anyone could shed some light on this or provide suggestions I'd be very grateful!