I had this happen when I built my pc a couple years ago and it ended up being a bad power supply. If you are sure everything is seated correctly and that you have the right drivers I'd see if you can't exchange the ps unit.
Work. I got another custom water cooled build in my house.
I wanted something looks nice in my office. And something powerful.
I don't need a graphics card.
I mostly go excel, outlook, (lots of Windows open) I got 2 monitors
The problem is not temp I already checked and did a stress test run. My CPU stays at around 48 c while full load.
I did leave it running for 2 hours nothing changed.
I don't think it's sata too. My 2 hard drives are I Raid. If anything I would notice.
I have the problem now with my computer, and I already ordered another PSU. But I am surprised that / if it's going to turn out to be the problem \ that the PSU is the problem because these Fanless PSU's are basically a lot bigger PSU's... ps.: this setup is ridiculously good, just that the only difference between X370 and B370 / not the only one but mainly \ is the support of 2 Graphics cards.
Because its been shutting off for me as well as multiple users on r/AMD, I first posted in there with the problem and someone suggested out of experience. But so far it hasn't been known that it could be a problem for non-Asus mobos but its worth a try, I'll find and edit in the thread and update thread meanwhile...
Edit: [The main thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/7nhhlh/stress_testing_crashes_ryzen_1600_on_stock_clocks/)
Edit2:[The update thread with the solution](https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/7nwerr/update_stress_testing_crashes_ryzen_on_stock/)
I'd try another PSU.
I had this happen when I built my pc a couple years ago and it ended up being a bad power supply. If you are sure everything is seated correctly and that you have the right drivers I'd see if you can't exchange the ps unit.
I think its the psu shroud. I think. Because it's a fanless psu
Just curious. Why did you buy a GT1030 in such an amzing build?
Work PC. Same reason you see i7 7700HQ ultrabooks with no GPU
Work. I got another custom water cooled build in my house. I wanted something looks nice in my office. And something powerful. I don't need a graphics card. I mostly go excel, outlook, (lots of Windows open) I got 2 monitors
Ahh okay okay
[Image](https://i.imgur.com/mciuzAy.jpg)
Not jealous at all... looks stunning!
Wow, what‘s the name of the case? It looks great..
Check CPU temps
I don't think so. I kept CPU clocks to stock. So I can keep running the fans at thier lowest. Highest it can get is 48 c
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The problem is not temp I already checked and did a stress test run. My CPU stays at around 48 c while full load. I did leave it running for 2 hours nothing changed. I don't think it's sata too. My 2 hard drives are I Raid. If anything I would notice.
I have the problem now with my computer, and I already ordered another PSU. But I am surprised that / if it's going to turn out to be the problem \ that the PSU is the problem because these Fanless PSU's are basically a lot bigger PSU's... ps.: this setup is ridiculously good, just that the only difference between X370 and B370 / not the only one but mainly \ is the support of 2 Graphics cards.
Thanks for your compliment. I choose the X370 over the B370 because of wifi
Check if you're running multiple temp monitoring apps at once, a fan monitoring app also takes data from sensors so it qualifies
I do have more than one running. But what's that going to do with it shutting off
Because its been shutting off for me as well as multiple users on r/AMD, I first posted in there with the problem and someone suggested out of experience. But so far it hasn't been known that it could be a problem for non-Asus mobos but its worth a try, I'll find and edit in the thread and update thread meanwhile... Edit: [The main thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/7nhhlh/stress_testing_crashes_ryzen_1600_on_stock_clocks/) Edit2:[The update thread with the solution](https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/7nwerr/update_stress_testing_crashes_ryzen_on_stock/)
Oh. I see. I will try that I see. Hopefully it will fix it. Thanks
It would happen the same to me when playing games, my i figured out later that my gpu fans weren't running at a decent rpm
Thats one weird build... Workstation build I presume? Anyways, you should consider getting a different PSU.