It is of course suspect. But then again there are issues with drivers and games that can cause reboots. This means that no one has a good chance of nailing this one.
So what to do? Take all advice and decide what you want to try. Old PCs tend to get cranky and I generally won't go near any 5+ year old gear today. It's too time consuming. I only go forward if it works after a clean install with the drivers from makers. At no time do I consider driver finders or optimizers.
I always get my SPECCY report to check for issues that we see there. The Seagates pop up too often with read errors that can cause Windows to just boot. This will also let me see temperatures.
If you don't read your own reports, share it with members here. How? Read:
https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web
Hello everyone,
My PC (Desktop PC) is restarting while playing Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition or any other games for over 1 month. System (Win 10) saying PC needs to restart and check for errors suddenly while ingame after couple or more hours in. Game freezing also for couple of seconds at some points.
PC Specs:
1.Zotac GTX 1050 ti 4 gb GPU (Bought on NOV 2017 and latest drivers installed)
2.Intel i5 7500 3.40 Ghz CPU (Bought on NOV 2017)
3.Zion Blaze DDR 4 8 g.b Ram (Bought on NOV 2017, replaced last week thinking it was ram problem)
4.Seagate Barracuda 1 TB HDD (Bought couple of days back as PC was restarting with disk check error and last HDD was from 2014). Now disk checking error is gone tho.
5.Windows Home 10 64 Bit
6.PSU ( A Cheap 600 watt PSU, couple of years old i guess )
Two engineer's are also not able to troubleshoot the problem properly.One told to change Ram, another HDD ( Both of which i changed ).
Please advise guys.Is it GPU or CPU or PSU Problem?

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