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(Help) Pc shuts down when playing high end games
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okay i had a topic like this before and its gone now before i could go back and look at what i needed
my computer shuts down when i play higher quality games like World of Warcraft, Wildstar cod ghost, black ops 2, loadout,
i can play minecraft, cod4, WaW, mw2, south park stick of truth all fine without restarts but
my specs are
GPU: GeForce GTX 650
CPU: Intel core i5-4670k CPU @ 3.40GHz
i dont know how to look at anything els but i know nothing is overheating i checked that and when i go on google i get 3 to 4 different answers or there 4 different options that might be wrong
my computer shuts down when i play higher quality games like World of Warcraft, Wildstar cod ghost, black ops 2, loadout,
i can play minecraft, cod4, WaW, mw2, south park stick of truth all fine without restarts but
my specs are
GPU: GeForce GTX 650
CPU: Intel core i5-4670k CPU @ 3.40GHz
i dont know how to look at anything els but i know nothing is overheating i checked that and when i go on google i get 3 to 4 different answers or there 4 different options that might be wrong
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What power supply do you have? The 650 and that CPU will draw very little power, but since it only has issues under load, that tells me that it's more than likely a PSU problem. Also make sure that the C6 and C7 power states are disabled in the BIOS if you don't have a power supply that supports them. They can cause the PSU to cut power without warning, but not in a state of load.
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If you would download HWMonitor and then watch your temperatures. You might have an overheating issue. I know you said it wasn't but have you checked your sensors temps? If so, what were they.
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r00t wrote What power supply do you have? The 650 and that CPU will draw very little power, but since it only has issues under load, that tells me that it's more than likely a PSU problem. Also make sure that the C6 and C7 power states are disabled in the BIOS if you don't have a power supply that supports them. They can cause the PSU to cut power without warning, but not in a state of load.
checked my bios and i found nothing to do with a c6 c7 power state so im kind of lost on what to do if there is a fix that i can get a new psu and it would fix it all or somthing im not seeing or missing
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found the problem lol i had the switch on the back of my computer little red one that goes to the psu and it was set to 320 which i red was uk setting or somthing and i switched it back and it works i was sending to man volts to the psu
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