I desperately need help about PC

[Peter T.]

They don't let me put pictures in post cause I'm new....I got 2 pic when I played about 23 minutes.

Well,CPU(45 C),GPU(48),CPU Diode(63),HDD(41 C).

30 sec after I got this pic,PC turned off.
Edit:
When I get the "ability" to put the pictures,I'll put them,I see those temperatures aren't high right?I'll try Prime95 now...

Edit:
Here are the 2 pisc that I told you for:









Peter

[jim]

Looks pretty reasonable to me.

What kind of power supply do you have in your computer? What make/model and how many watts?

[Peter T.]

Looks pretty reasonable to me.

What kind of power supply do you have in your computer? What make/model and how many watts?

I'm not exactly sure what model is,I'm sure that PSU is 400W.If you need any additional info about PSU,just say.

[Champman99]

One thing i notice from the pictures. That RPM seems incredibly high for the CPU fan. Is there a chance that the fan tries to spin even faster, then gives up and suddenly CPU temps go through the roof?

Probably just an inaccurate reading though, that seems monstrously fast for a fan doesnt it? Almost 4000RPM

[Peter T.]

As Champman said, it's either heat or your power supply is no longer able to provide all of the watts that the machine needs.
Are you able to check by swapping the video card for another and seeing if the problem reappears ?

And about the swapping video card- I can't cause I have only 1.

[Peter T.]

One thing i notice from the pictures. That RPM seems incredibly high for the CPU fan. Is there a chance that the fan tries to spin even faster, then gives up and suddenly CPU temps go through the roof?

Probably just an inaccurate reading though, that seems monstrously fast for a fan doesnt it? Almost 4000RPM

I'm not sure if there is any inaccurate readings.So,even if those readings are right,what could be the problem?Are temperatures good?

[jim]

I'm not exactly sure what model is,I'm sure that PSU is 400W.If you need any additional info about PSU,just say.

Yeah a make or model would be extremely useful, I suspect it could be the component at fault.

[nikohmr]

your ram voltage looks high to me ,

[Champman99]

your ram voltage looks high to me ,

2.5-2.6v is standard for original DDR AFAIK

[Zak33]

take the side of the PC case off

Point a large house fan into it flat out for maximum cooling (if you don't have one, go buy one for next summer in your bedroom anyway....)

Run PC games and see if it lasts longer before it dies. It might not stop at all...might sort it.

My guess is graphics card is overheating and unable to get any cooler. It might be that it requests more power from the slot and can't get it... or that the psu can't handle it...

but do the house fan thing first.... see if it's temps

[nikohmr]

2.5-2.6v is standard for original DDR AFAIK

that will tech me not to read the op

[Peter T.]

May be worth removing the CPU cooler, cleaning both the cooler and cpu and replacing any thermal paste.

beaten to it!

Thank you very much indeed,I did what you told and PC works greater than ever!

My problem solved,this forum rules!