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Yes, I took off the side and checked that the fans on the GPU does indeed start under load (around 55-60°C). This was while I had turned on a dekstop fan and put it close to the open side. It didn’t put the fan on full force, but while the PC was idle it dropped from 43°C to 38°C in under a minute. It even went down as far as 33°C. While on, the GPU temp stayed at around 60°C. However, it still rebooted twice. Tried it once with Chrome open watching a youtube video while I played OW, and once without Chrome.
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So do I try switching the psu and see if that help or should I try something else first?Comment
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The Corsair PSU that you have is the modular type so I would suggest that you check to make sure that none of the cables have come loose, if they all check out to be secure, remove the add on video card from the MB, hook the screen up to the appropriate video port on the MB, reassemble, test then post back with an update for us.Comment
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Any update for us?Comment
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Yes, I disconnected every wire, and then reconnected them thoroughly to make sure they sit approriatly. So far so good, I will let you know if it reboots. However could you clearify this part? “remove the add on video card from the MB, hook the screen up to the appropriate video port on the MB, reassemble”. Not entiresly sure how to do this, and I haven’t tried it out yet.Comment
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How long has the computer been running “So far so good”
If the computer remains stable there will be no need to remove the add on video card so just see how it goes for now.Comment
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