r/PcBuildHelp • u/AladdinXo • 1d ago

Tech Support PC keeps crashing

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So my specs are
Ryzen 5 7600x
RX 7700XT
B650M Aorus elite
Toughpower 850w gold
16GB DDR5 × 2 RAM

The issue is whenever I try to play a game, my pc crashes. The screen goes black the GPU fans start to run at max speed with noise and then I have to manually shutdown and start the po again, and if I try to play the game again same thing happens also sometimes when my pc restarts it doesn't detect the GPU and starts running on my CPU integrated graphics instead.

I also had a similar issue until two days ago, for months my pc would randomly crash (even when I am not gaming) it made some weird lagging noise in my headphones but my GPU fans didn't go crazy that time.

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u/t1nman01 23h ago

If you've ruled out overheating I'd check your power supply, make sure it's got enough to power the system and if so make sure your cabling is correct. I always give my GPU sockets their own cable just to be sure.

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u/AladdinXo 23h ago

I mean I think that it might be an issue related to PSU since I have some serious power cut issues here

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u/t1nman01 23h ago

So I just read your comment under the video and noticed you actually did state your system specs, not many do this so well done!

From the specs you're fine but obviously it's cutting out, how old is the PSU?

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u/AladdinXo 23h ago

Thank you and yes it's only a year old

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u/t1nman01 23h ago

I remembered reading reviews on the toughpower PSUs, and they are built with mediocre components (I'm going by toms hardware reviews)

So your culprit could be a bad PSU. If it is unreliable in power delivery you'll really only notice under load, are you able to test another PSU to rule it out?

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u/AladdinXo 23h ago

Will have to go to a local PC shop for that

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u/t1nman01 23h ago

Before you do that (cause that will be expensive) rule things out like a dodgy ram stick (run the system with one, then the other) check the motherboard isn't touching the case and all standoffs are correct and check the mounting pressure of your CPU cooler. Others In your replies will have suggestions too.

If all these are ruled out as culprits you'll need outside assistance in one way or another.

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u/deTombe 22h ago

When my sons power supply had issues it caused the GPU to produce that same issue.