Greetings,
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Problem
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I've had an annoying issue recently of my PC freezing whenever I'm watching a Twitch video or playing video games (League Of Legends or Fortnite).
And after it freezes I'll have to shut it down (via the switch on the PSU Cosair CX600). Whenever I then turn it back on, it'll start-up and then shut-down in 1second intervals.
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Attempted Solution(s)
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- Disconnect my Gigabyte Geforce gtx 1060 3gb Graphics Card and run the pc without it.
- Remove one of my 2 RAM Chips (G Skill Ares 8GB DDR3-1333) and run the pc with only 1 of these chips (in MOBO RAM Slot-2)
- Keep Attempting to switch on/off the power switch on the PSU until it turns back on again
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The frustrating thing about this? Is that ALL of those attempted solutions Work. I'm zeroing in on the issue being the PSU probably, but I don't have enough PSU knowledge to say that it's the problem for sure.
I attached an HWMonitor reading of the voltages in case that would help. But I honestly have no clue as to what the root cause of this issue is.
[NOTE: The HWMonitor reading is with the PC in Attempted Solution 2 State; only 1 RAM chip in MOBO RAM Slot-2, and the GPU still in the MOBO]
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Problem
_________________________
I've had an annoying issue recently of my PC freezing whenever I'm watching a Twitch video or playing video games (League Of Legends or Fortnite).
And after it freezes I'll have to shut it down (via the switch on the PSU Cosair CX600). Whenever I then turn it back on, it'll start-up and then shut-down in 1second intervals.
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Attempted Solution(s)
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- Disconnect my Gigabyte Geforce gtx 1060 3gb Graphics Card and run the pc without it.
- Remove one of my 2 RAM Chips (G Skill Ares 8GB DDR3-1333) and run the pc with only 1 of these chips (in MOBO RAM Slot-2)
- Keep Attempting to switch on/off the power switch on the PSU until it turns back on again
===========================
The frustrating thing about this? Is that ALL of those attempted solutions Work. I'm zeroing in on the issue being the PSU probably, but I don't have enough PSU knowledge to say that it's the problem for sure.
I attached an HWMonitor reading of the voltages in case that would help. But I honestly have no clue as to what the root cause of this issue is.
[NOTE: The HWMonitor reading is with the PC in Attempted Solution 2 State; only 1 RAM chip in MOBO RAM Slot-2, and the GPU still in the MOBO]
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