Do you have another PSU you can try? You really should have one at least 500W, preferably more. That may be the cause.
Your AUX temp sounds like there is no sensor there. Disregard that.
Carry on with the Memtest: RAM - Test with Memtest86+
Memtest didn't yield any results. I'd checked my CPU and GPU requirements when purchasing my computer parts, and they didn't need anything more than 400w.
Running outta ideas :/
Really, I would like to see the PSU replaced at least temporarily. If possible, let's try to eliminate that possibility.
How hot is your GFX card? If you don't have good ventilation in your case, for example, it could be causing high temperatures that are making other parts overheat.
My gfx card is running on the hot side, about 60c at points, but I swapped it out with a different card and the same problem happened. my i7 processor might be running a bit hot too, but it cools down real fast when its not being actively used. I'll see what I can do about getting my hands on a 500w power supply.
Replaced the power supply and everything seems to be working fine. Thanks for the help, problem solved!
I got myself a 500w power supply. Ended up trying my power supply on one of my old tower computers and it started randomly dying on a much less taxing system. Guess it just decided to crap out on me after two months.
Thanks again.
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