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I have installed GTA V on this system. After 5 mins of play I get an alert from ASUS app that the temperature is above 65 degrees.

Then 4 to 5 mins of more game play .. my system suddenly power downs.

I think its due to the Overheating issue..
Any idea how to check the log about the temperature ....?
 
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65 (actually 68) degrees is the thermal limit of an AMD CPU, not the GPU.

Your issue is likely that either your CPU heatsink is not good enough, you need to reapply some thermal paste as your current stuff has dried out, or your cooler has been knocked at some stage and needs reseating on the processor.

HWInfo is useful for measuring CPU temps.
 

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power supply is bad
overheating will not cause a hard-power off
 
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overheating will not cause a hard-power off

If he's using an Asus app piece of software, it's highly likely that software has a thermal-limit and will power down a PC when it hits that limit.

Also, if a PC overheats to such a degree that standard thermal throttling doesn't work, it will shut down to prevent damage.
 

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If he's using an Asus app piece of software, it's highly likely that software has a thermal-limit and will power down a PC when it hits that limit.
he said power down which I assume means abrupt power cut
as far as i know AI tuner won't issue a shutdown by default anyway .
 

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whats the fan configuration on your case like?
 

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I'm pretty sure I've had hard shutdowns when reaching a high enough temp.
 

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I'm pretty sure I've had hard shutdowns when reaching a high enough temp.

it will throttle long before it gets hot enough to be a issue -unless the vrm's are overheating which will trip the OCP and cause a RESET NOT A POWER DOWN
with the stock cooler 65-70c is gonna be about the avg and that is perfectly fine Its not gonna power off the second it hits 70c ... don't work like that
 
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it will throttle long before it gets hot enough to be a issue -unless the vrm's are overheating which will trip the OCP and cause a RESET NOT A POWER DOWN
with the stock cooler 65-70c is gonna be about the avg and that is perfectly fine Its not gonna power off the second it hits 70c ... don't work like that

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2194394/amd-cpu-overheating-issues.html

"while working on something intensive like a game or photoshop, it jumps up to between 60° and 70°. I get temp warnings at 65° and my computer shuts itself down at 70°"

http://forums.amd.com/game/messageview.cfm?catid=446&threadid=172651

"at one point caused the computer to instantly shut off, presumably because it exceeded the temperature limit. "

http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1814533

"the temperature raises to 85°C and my pc shuts down."

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with the stock cooler 65-70c is gonna be about the avg

Safe operating temps on the AMD FX range is ~65-68 degrees. The stock cooler keeps it below that, usually hitting a max temp around 63 degrees in edge cases. When overclocking with good coolers/custom water, the general limit is 65 degrees for most AMD overclockers.
 

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http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2194394/amd-cpu-overheating-issues.html

"while working on something intensive like a game or photoshop, it jumps up to between 60° and 70°. I get temp warnings at 65° and my computer shuts itself down at 70°"

http://forums.amd.com/game/messageview.cfm?catid=446&threadid=172651

"at one point caused the computer to instantly shut off, presumably because it exceeded the temperature limit. "
key word there presumably and hes wrong what happened is he pushed the VRMs to the point where they either exceeded there current rating or the operating temp got over 105C if you read down you will see that the board had set the cpu-voltage to 1.35 which is over-spec
the warning from AI suite has no bearing on either case
65-70c is operating range for the stock cooler with a fairly warm ambient
 

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Need moar data.
agree he needs to claify if its a hard-power down or a soft shutdown
AI suite isn't capable of issuing a soft shutdown at least it was't when I assembled kreij Christmas pc which had pretty much the same board as the op ;)
hard power downs are always a hardware fault ... the windows kernel won't let apps issue the ACPI command to physically power down to S5
 
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he said power down which I assume means abrupt power cut
as far as i know AI tuner won't issue a shutdown by default anyway .

I have to disagree. I've had hard shutdowns on an intel laptop (T7200) when reaching 100°C on the CPU.
 
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65 (actually 68) degrees is the thermal limit of an AMD CPU, not the GPU.

Your issue is likely that either your CPU heatsink is not good enough, you need to reapply some thermal paste as your current stuff has dried out, or your cooler has been knocked at some stage and needs reseating on the processor.

HWInfo is useful for measuring CPU temps.
+1
whats the fan configuration on your case like?
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65 (actually 68) degrees is the thermal limit of an AMD CPU, not the GPU.

Your issue is likely that either your CPU heatsink is not good enough, you need to reapply some thermal paste as your current stuff has dried out, or your cooler has been knocked at some stage and needs reseating on the processor.

HWInfo is useful for measuring CPU temps.

I will clean the HeatSink and the entire system and Re-Fit everything and try again... will post the feedback tommrrow...

power supply is bad
overheating will not cause a hard-power off

I personally dont feel that the power supply is the issue .. since the system works fine while watching movies / surfing / torrenting....
It only shuts abruptly after 10 mins of gaming that too after an overheat alert...

he said power down which I assume means abrupt power cut
as far as I know AI tuner won't issue a shutdown by default anyway .

yes .. its the abrupt power cut ....!!!

whats the fan configuration on your case like?

Cabinet is Cooler Master: K380 with 1*120mm inlet Fan in the front, 1 exhaust fan 120 mm on the side panel opposite to the CPU + 1 exhaust 120 mm fan at the rear
PSU : Corsair CX 430 V2

Need moar data.

mentioned above..

agree he needs to claify if its a hard-power down or a soft shutdown
AI suite isn't capable of issuing a soft shutdown at least it was't when I assembled kreij Christmas pc which had pretty much the same board as the op ;)
hard power downs are always a hardware fault ... the windows kernel won't let apps issue the ACPI command to physically power down to S5

its hard power shutdown.. completed power off to the MOBO.

hope these clarification helps u'll to understand my issue.....
 
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1 exhaust fan 120 mm on the side panel opposite to the CPU
IMHO, that should blow in. I'd actually like to see that fan on the bottom blowing in and cover the side panel fan opening. Air flow: Front to back, bottom to top.
Where is the PSU drawing its air from?
 
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It could definitely be a temperature issue. Replace that thermal paste on the CPU cooler and let us know! If you haven't, you may want to invest in a better cooler, regardless.

Good luck!
 
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The more I look at that case, the more I think it's the problem. Look at the rear fan mount:

It can accept 80, 92 and 120 MM fans, but in doing so, it blocks a lot of air flow.
 
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My bet is the "430w" PSU.
 
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The more I look at that case, the more I think it's the problem. Look at the rear fan mount:

It can accept 80, 92 and 120 MM fans, but in doing so, it blocks a lot of air flow.

Wht do u suggest the fan arrangment for this cabinet...?

My bet is the "430w" PSU.

Why do u think soo .. the the PSU is at fault...???

btw.. PSU is blowing out air .. placed at the bottom of the cabinet.. in terms of air flow ..
 
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The more I look at that case, the more I think it's the problem. Look at the rear fan mount:

It can accept 80, 92 and 120 MM fans, but in doing so, it blocks a lot of air flow.
I agree with it being obstructed, a Dremel would fix that, it doesn't need to be so enclosed over the fan.
 
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65 (actually 68) degrees is the thermal limit of an AMD CPU, not the GPU.

Your issue is likely that either your CPU heatsink is not good enough, you need to reapply some thermal paste as your current stuff has dried out, or your cooler has been knocked at some stage and needs reseating on the processor.

HWInfo is useful for measuring CPU temps.
+1, also the OP doesn't mention if an after market cooler is being used on the FX CPU.
 

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iv had machines hard shut down when they get too hot.
 
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I agree with it being obstructed, a Dremel would fix that, it doesn't need to be so enclosed over the fan.

I will try that ...

+1, also the OP doesn't mention if an after market cooler is being used on the FX CPU.

no ..I am not using any after market cooler...
pls suggest any budget cooler ... though I have no plans to purchase it as of now...!! jus for info.
 
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power supply is bad
overheating will not cause a hard-power off
In my old rig (i3 with stock heatsink + GTX560Ti + Corsair HX650), overheating is causing abrupt power off.

It's reaching 70C when there are too many players in GW2 (usually world events).
It's also happened in Tomb Raider reboot at that time.

My solution is simple, just dust off the heatsink and re-apply thermal paste. Instant 5C cooler and no power off.
Buying $20-30 HSF like Coolermaster Hyper 212 is far better solution though.
 
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