Auto Shutdown of PC

samwei

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My PC auto shutdown shortly after the first boot up of the day. I am able to use the PC longer each time I power on again for that day. After around 4 to 5 times after powering on, I will be able to use the PC without it auto shutting down. Anyone able to advise on the issue? My PC is about 6 years old. Thanks.
 

Sarbmariner

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What PSU are you using?

A sketchy power supply could cause more issues than just non-starting.
For the sake of your own safety, it is best to use a decent power supply with proper protection systems in place.
 

samwei

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What PSU are you using?

A sketchy power supply could cause more issues than just non-starting.
For the sake of your own safety, it is best to use a decent power supply with proper protection systems in place.

Cooler Master M2 Silent Pro 720W
 

jtjt00

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TS, list down all parts of your rig like those on the right -->
 

samwei

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have u tried single ram test?

I did a single ram test. It seems that one of the RAMs is unable to boot the computer. Both the RAM and the slot is dead. I am running on single RAM now. It seems fine. Keeping my finger crossed.
 

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I did a single ram test. It seems that one of the RAMs is unable to boot the computer. Both the RAM and the slot is dead. I am running on single RAM now. It seems fine. Keeping my finger crossed.

can prepare a small sum for new ryzen build :s17:
 
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