https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131851&cm_re=am3%2b_motherboard-_-13-131-851-_-Product

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This post was edited by Cocoo on Feb 12 2017 08:26pm

What power supply do you have NOW?

Do you have any idea what your temperatures....were?

he stated his psu already.
bios should shut down pc when cpu reaches thermal limit.

he's still having to shut it down.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Feb 12 2017 09:15pm

He stated the one he intended to buy.

Either talk to OP or shut up.

is someone upset...
maybe have a nap.





This post was edited by King Atrhur on Feb 12 2017 09:23pm

The 750 corsair one, my temperature were 69-72 Celsius



Okay so I'm buying the power supply, then I'm going to see if that fixes it, if not I'll be posting more xP

Thats your cpu temp at idle or under max load?
That is indeed high to me if not max load though it should auto throttle and shutdown if heat rises more and not freeze.

Wondering if that mobo truly supports 220w cpu's, which may be your issue if its not dust/thermal paste related.

Understress test (furmarks)

Idles around 59-61

This post was edited by Cocoo on Feb 12 2017 10:03pm

Then that temp should be fine anything higher would cause throttling and issues.
Refer back to my first post and try a fresh install with newest drivers.




Those idles are high, try reapplying thermal paste/cleaning out the dust.
tHOUGH i'M UNAWARE OF YOUR AMBIENT TEMPS i STILL THINK ITS HOT UNLESS YOUR ROOMS 30-40C.

damn caps!

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Feb 12 2017 10:05pm

Always have current drivers installed though, how do you recommend I proceed? Like I've tried this option. My graphics card for example, has the newest one and then a recommended one, I've tried both the recommended and newest. Eliminates the graphics card.
Device manager, tells me I have up to date software, next step?



Those idles are high, try reapplying thermal paste/cleaning out the dust.
tHOUGH i'M UNAWARE OF YOUR AMBIENT TEMPS i STILL THINK ITS HOT UNLESS YOUR ROOMS 30-40C.

damn caps![/QUOTE]

But overheating would cause the computer to shutdown (experienced it a few times) freezing is a whole different issue?

This post was edited by Cocoo on Feb 12 2017 10:07pm