ANY other games Heavy or Light for my PSU/GPU/CPU are fine, Crysis 3, Child of Light, Dead Space 3, etc. Playing a Steam Game, will shut down my PC, under Heavy Load Metro LL, and Light Loads, Outlast. I just want to know if there's any possible quirks or solutions I'm overlooking here. does anyone have any thoughts/ideas? I'm thinking I'll probably hook it up to another power supply to see if it turns on, but if that doesn't work, I'm almost certain it's the motherboard.
#CPU STRESS TEST OCCT FULL#
The motherboard also makes a high-pitched electric squealing noise when CPU is under full load, which is also kind of a telltale sign of it being a crappy motherboard. One of the bigger problems being that my MSI 990FXA-GD65 has had absolutely lousy VCORE fluctuations. I just know that Seasonic has always been rock-solid for as long as I've had this PSU, but on the other hand, my past two MSI motherboards (including this one) have been really sketchy and have given me a lot of issues. I'm honestly leaning toward the motherboard as the main culprit. Question is, which components should I test first? My suspicion is that it's either the power supply or the motherboard. SeaSonic M12II 620 Bronze 620W power supplyĪs you might imagine, I'm kind of freaking out right now. (I didn't see anything).ĪMD FX-8350 processor (running at 4.4Ghz)ġ20GB Kingston HyperX SSD / 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDD I visually inspected the motherboard for any blown capacitors or any other components that exploded.I toggled the PSU power switch (as mentioned above).I unplugged everything, held down the power button to discharge any static, and plugged it back in.I cleared the CMOS using the pins on the motherboard.No fans whirring, no LEDs, no lights, no sounds, nada, zip, zilch. Now when I press power, absolutely nothing happens. Maybe when I flip it back on, everything will be back to normal.
#CPU STRESS TEST OCCT PC#
At this point I decide to reach behind the PC and flip off the power supply switch. The power LED is still blinking though! I press the button again.
I certainly don't have sleep mode - or hibernate mode - enabled whatsoever).
(Small note: When the PC "turned off", the Power Button LED was blinking, as if the PC had gone into sleep mode or something.
I'll just turn the PC back on and dial back the OC a bit, right? Maybe the CPU temp went too high and my motherboard initiated a safety shutdown. Something managed to trip and everything turned off. The test was going great for 10 minutes, until. I just felt like running another short test to check for consistency. No big deal my CPU overclock was stable last time I checked a few months ago. Tonight I decided to run a short OCCT:CPU test (20 minutes). Pretty confident that the motherboard is at fault. Edit: I tested the PSU and it appears to be working fine.
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