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So recently built my first computer, although seems like it will randomly power off example once 2 OSBuddy clients are loaded it shuts down at random. It doesn't seem to be overheating and I have plenty of hardware to be running it. What am I missing where I should be troubleshooting the issue? It is a micro tower I bought a full tower and plan on rebuilding it in new tower allowing better air flow and in general so it isn't cram.

if you're sure it's not overheating how does your PSU compare to everything you've put in there?
It's not safe to go as close to a PSU calculator as you can because that'd be enough to turn it on, but the moment it needs more power draw than it can get it'll just turn off

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I was pretty confident the PSU I have is more then sufficient. It's a 400W although I do have a 550W I planned on using in the new case. Running windows 7.

Gigabyte AM3+ AMD DDR3 1333 760G HDMI USB 3.0 Micro ATX Motherboard GA-78LMT-USB3

Patriot Signature 4GB DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600MHz) CL11 DIMM Memory Module PSD34G16008

ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti GDDR5 2GB PCI Express 3.0 128-bit Graphics Card (GTX750TI-OC-2GD5)

AMD FX 4-Core Black Edition FX-4300, FD4300WMHKBOX

Seagate 1TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000DM003)

Asus 24x DVD-RW Serial-ATA Internal OEM Optical Drive DRW-24B1ST (Black)

 

 

 

Download Speedfan or CPUID Monitor, both of them can tell you your temps, cpu usage, video card usage, fan speed etc.

 

Id also recommend running Prime95 to see if its a CPU issue ie unstable which could cause it to shutdown

14 minutes ago, Chef Sk1llz said:

I was pretty confident the PSU I have is more then sufficient. It's a 400W although I do have a 550W I planned on using in the new case. Running windows 7.

AMD FX 4-Core Black Edition FX-4300, FD4300WMHKBOX

 

 

Stock cooler or no cooler on this thing :/

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4 minutes ago, RDM said:

Download Speedfan or CPUID Monitor, both of them can tell you your temps, cpu usage, video card usage, fan speed etc.

 

Id also recommend running Prime95 to see if its a CPU issue ie unstable which could cause it to shutdown

Will download all of those and see the results. 

1 minute ago, Isolate said:

Stock cooler or no cooler on this thing :/

Cooler being the fan above it? Sorry still getting familiar with hardware aspect. It'd be stock. 

7 minutes ago, Chef Sk1llz said:

Will download all of those and see the results. 

Cooler being the fan above it? Sorry still getting familiar with hardware aspect. It'd be stock. 

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3 hours ago, Chef Sk1llz said:

Will download all of those and see the results. 

Cooler being the fan above it? Sorry still getting familiar with hardware aspect. It'd be stock. 

it should be something physically pressing against your cpu with a metal plate and some thermal paste between it.
If that doesn't ring any bells I think you're having temp issues

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5 hours ago, Isolate said:

it should be something physically pressing against your cpu with a metal plate and some thermal paste between it.
If that doesn't ring any bells I think you're having temp issues

I'm pretty confident I know what you're referring to. So should I attempt to move it to the new case re-apply the thermal paste and see if the problem solves it self? If not order a new CPU? Should I get same one or is my notherboard able to handle an upgraded one? 

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 Now this is in the new larger case right now. I'm not sure what temps i should be at or really what these is telling me. Although some feedback would be nice don't mind compensating you for your help. @Isolate @RDM

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54 minutes ago, Chef Sk1llz said:

 

 Now this is in the new larger case right now. I'm not sure what temps i should be at or really what these is telling me. Although some feedback would be nice don't mind compensating you for your help. @Isolate @RDM

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Thats fine for idle if you have an air cpu cooler, here's mine on water. AMD cpu's are know to be frying pans.

Run Prime95 for 20-30 mins while doing a cpu stress test to see if its the cpu itself that's not stable with the core clock

 

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I ran the stress test the temps went up a little, but never shutdown or overheated. Is it worth adding aboard case fan? How do I know if my case can have another? 

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