I already tested the RAM with MemTest earlier, it took 5 hours and no errors were found. Should I test each stick seperately by removing the other?
All voltage monitoring software I have shows correct values in the lines. The one with highest deviation is +3.41 volts in +3.3V Standby line. Do I need a PSU tester for better than ms resolution?
I underclocked my GPU and the OCCT PSU test doesn't seem to cause any reboots.
Stock --> Gpu VCore:1.012V Core clock: 880 Memory Clock: 2100
Underclocked--> Gpu VCore: 0.95V Core Clock:500 Memory Clock:1500
Btw GPU temperature with either setup doesn't go above 55C if you are worried about overheating.
What does it mean? The software already saves plots of a wide variety of voltages/temperatures/clocks, as well as taking a screenshot showing all, so I can post them here if anyone is willing to take a look. Here is the screenshot for underclocked settings: http://imgur.com/PS6GmdD
I am currently running the OCCT PSU test for 3 minutes, since I was getting instant reboot originally, but in games my PC can reboot any time randomly. (Though it reboots sooner more likely)
With GPU underclocked, I overclocked the CPU and still didn't get a reboot during test: http://imgur.com/oXMxTbA
Stock CPU--> Max Vcore: around 1.2V, Core clock:3.3Ghz
Overcloked--> Max Vcore: 1.4V, Core clock:4.5Ghz
I also tried keeping GPU VCore at the stock value and only decreasing clocks, and again there were no reboots. I thought only the voltage requirement of the GPU would effect the PSU, am I wrong? Here is the screenshot with stock voltage gpu, but underclocked (VIN0 is GPU VCore): http://imgur.com/wChY1IT
Can I assume the issue is with my PSU or GPU most likely?