So, I’ve been running my non overclocked 3700x, Asus Prime x470, 32gb Ram Win 10, for a couple days, 24/7.
No issues. Then today, 3 times it shut right down. I was monitoring temps and they were in the 30s to mid 40c, 1-5% load.
All I was doing was watching a youtube, and 3d printing via USB with Cura. It came back right away. I’m running all the temp programs but everything looks very good.
Other than temp, what would cause Win 10 to just shut down like that?
Can I run anything so I can see a log what happened when it shutdown?
It would do this within about 5 minutes at reboot?
Double check your cpu voltage on idle.
There is still a bug with the new ryzen 3000 cpu´s,
that cause high voltage 1.4V + at idle like loads.
Which is not really good for the cpu.
So, I was printing via USB from Cura to an Ender 3 3D printer. It shut down 3 times, has to be less than 5 min. single digit loads. I’m on my 4th shutdown watching some youtube. the printer is unplugged, hasn’t shut down yet.
Can the USB or Cura do this?
I’m going out in a bit, I’ll leave it running with a looped video so I can be sure its still running.
So EVGA N1, maybe W1, I’d assume. Or is it an SL-500 for 20€ or so?
Pls look at the Maker and especially Model Number…
It might be the issue, might not be. I don’t know without knowing it.
That might be the Problem…
Only in Correlation with bad grounding or a shitty PSU.
UPDATE: This is crazy, I’ve run a video playing for 5 hours. no shutdown. Somehow printing via USB 2 to and Ender 3, It prints for a few minutes and the computer shuts off. I’ll see how this goes overnight.
Take the motherboard out of the case lay it on its box.
And do the same usb printing test.
If it still shuts down, then you might wanne chech the printers usb cable.
Or the said usb port you use.
If it does not shut down anymore, then its likely a contact issue with the case / backplate.
Sounds like Software problem. Either the board needs fixed/better bios from manufacturer (you might be running the latest bios, but might still need a fix.) or windows 10 is doing something totally silly.
I remember having that happening with fx series cpu’s while watching youtube. issue just disapeared one day and never occured anymore.
I’m pretty damn sure it’s something with software. because the hw didn’t change at all.