unidentified problem about my rig (restarting after launching game)

[blitzlamagawa94]

hello, i have a problem with my rig. if i play game, after 5 or 10 mins. it will restart. but not resuming to start to windows. my monitor start to blink. then if i unplug the AVR and replug it. it will start. but no issues when i get to the home screen. but when my father using my rig, opening MS OFFICE, the pc don't restart >.<

i run diagnostics on my HD, refort it my rig, run memory check, GPU updated.

does my power supply have connection on this?

 

[Boozad]

Run HWMonitor while gaming and check your CPU and GPU temperatures. Report back with the results.

 

[blitzlamagawa94]

the untitled pics name is the one i got before it restart. luckly i save the file. for the 5th restart

then the asd file i prnt screen when my pc started. i dont know what that's means

 

[Boozad]

Temperatures look OK on the CPU side, maybe a little high on the GPU. You can use MSI Afterburner to set up custom fan profile curves that should help bring your GPU temperatures down.

:ar: MSI Afterburner

Have you deleted all old versions of nVidia drivers when installing new ones?

 

[blitzlamagawa94]

i just install the lates GPU driver sir.

 

[Boozad]

Did you uninstall all traces of previous versions first?

 

[blitzlamagawa94]

no sir.

i have a question. is this MSI afterburner will run on my INTEL MoBo?

 

[blitzlamagawa94]

i look at my control panel programs. and no traces of my previous drivers.

 

[Boozad]

no sir.

i have a question. is this MSI afterburner will run on my INTEL MoBo?

It will indeed.

 

[blitzlamagawa94]

sir i know the problem now. my GPU is overheating. i run the MSI combuster and run the GPU BURN-IN TEST. after 3 sec. poof. restart,.. . .

 

[Boozad]

Excellent. Now use MSI Afterburner to ramp up your GPU fan profile, around 50/60% should bring your temperature down.

 

[Boozad]

It would also be a good idea to remove the GPU and check for dirt/dust buid up. If there is any in or around the fan and heat sink clean it out with a can of compressed air or a soft brush. Dust will stop the airflow and in turn the GPU will not be able to exhaust the heat.