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[quote who="Mohitvermaji51" reply="5" id="3794566"] An overheating power supply, due to a malfunctioning fan, can cause a computer to shut off unexpectedly. Continuing to use the faulty power supply can result in damage to the computer and should be replaced immediately. ... Software utilities, such as SpeedFan, can also be used to help monitor fans in your computer. [/quote] I can confirm the PSU fan is working and there is no sign of overheating, the PSU is

[quote who="wellahudson97" reply="3" id="3786526"] for best solution click here....... [/quote] I don't understand, how will configuring my network router solve the problem?, I was on AI game not multiplayer, so I don't even use network. Besides, even so, configuring the router won't solve issues on CPU or motherboard in my PC. Can you explain what is the solution actual

Thank you for your reply. Honestlly, I don't think the motherboard shut it down, I can tell since I have exactly the same motherboard with Ryzen 3600 overclocked all-core to same speed, mining monero 24/7, never did it shutdown, it is now wattercooled and aproaches temps close to 80 C, before however, that CPU was also on stock cooler, and on "factory" settings (with voltages on auto approaching dangerously high 1.47 V, (siriouslly, do motherboard manufacturers want to

Hello I am experiencing a strange issue while playing Sins of the solar empire rebelion. The PC shuts down with CPU debug light on motherboard lit up, I can't tell what is causing this, the event happens roughtly after 15 mins after I start the game just when larger battles start happening, I have a fleet composed of 1 capital ship and 10 light frigates attacking a nearby Ice planet to colonize, first I send my capital ship and then the frigates, as soon as they